Perth band The Stems will join the Sunnyboys for their Brisbane and Sydney headline shows. The onetime residents of Perth (now scattered around the country) and heirs apparent to the Sunnyboys in the eighties, had a string of great singles including For Always, At First Sight, Sad Girl & Make You Mine plus the classic At First Sight… album. The band split in 1987 returned briefly in the early 90s touring Australia, the US and Europe, split again reappeared again in 2007 with a new album: Heads Up, split again in 2009 and then returned earlier this year for the second instalment of Dig It Up! where they were largely considered (along with Buzzcocks) band of the day. Continue reading →

We are very pleased to announce the very first run of headline dates since 1991, for Sydney band Sunnyboys. The tour takes in shows in Byron Bay, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide and features a string of great supports in Perth icons The Stems; Geelong garage-punks The Frowning Clouds; ex-Died Pretty frontman Ron S.Peno & The Superstitions and local natives The V-Rays and The Windy Hills. Continue reading →

12 months in the making, 12 weeks in the selling and here we now sit eagerly awaiting the kick off date of April 18th for the second annual Dig It Up! The Hoodoo Gurus Invitational. Sydney and Melbourne cop the full spray via the multi-venue experience whilst Brisbane, Tweed Heads and Perth grab a ‘greatest hit’s package. Whichever city you live in everyone’s a winner. On with the final details. Continue reading →

Thirty-One years after they last performed, San Francisco’s legendary Flamin’ Groovies will again make their presence known via Dig it Up! The Hoodoo Gurus Invitational appearing at shows in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Perth. Now, Feel Presents are chuffed to announce that Flamin’ Groovies will also play headline shows in Sydney and Melbourne. Tickets for these limited capacity shows at Sydney’s iconic rock venue the Annandale Hotel and Melbourne suburban favourite the Caravan Music Club will go on-sale Friday 5th April. Tickets available here. Continue reading →

Blue Oyster Cult may be the ultimate ‘cult’ band. Revered by punks, metal heads, sci-fi geeks and horror movie fans alike, B.O.C. have carved out a 40-year career via a string of complex hard rock albums and killer live shows. The author Steven King adores them and so does Dave Graney. Their best known track Don’t Fear The Reaper, was a U.S. top twenty hit in 1976 while their overall catalogue sales are in excess of 24 million. Continue reading →