NQ Music Press

Bernard Fanning (Powderfinger) and Paul Dempsey (Something For Kate) are two of the most revered and successful Australian artists of the last 30 years. The esteemed pair have launched their new project, Fanning Dempsey National Park, and their highly acclaimed debut album The Deluge, which marks new terrain for both artists.  They’ve crafted a bold sound, … Continue reading Fanning Dempsey national Park →

Celebrating the announcement of his forthcoming album 'It’s Lovely To Have You Here', due for release Friday 11 October, Kim Churchill is embarking on his biggest Australian tour to date! Hitting the road in December, Kim will be playing over 50 shows across capital cities and all his small town faves. From Melbourne to Byron … Continue reading Kim Churchill →

Andrew Gurruwiwi Band is a high-energy, 8-piece funk band who have honed their chops on the beach at Birrtjimi and in the dirt of Yirrkala, a remote NT community in N.E. Arnhem Land. Led by Andrew Gurruwiwi, a shy-but-extravagant, blind, keytar-wielding Yolngu elder with a passion to make people dance while sharing his culture they … Continue reading ANDREW GURRUWIWI BAND →

The rave continues and we’re going regional - come and get sweaty with Peking Duk, Cairns!Peking Duk are the formidable electronic/pop duo from Australia. These Aussie legends have 2x ARIA Awards, 7x Top 40 ARIA Singles, 26x Platinum hits, and have racked up nearly 1 billion streams. Their new single Thrills will be released on … Continue reading Peking Duk →

Get ready for an electrifying night with Lime Cordiale!  Known for their infectious hooks, slick harmonies, and feel-good vibes, this ARIA-winning duo—brothers Oli and Louis Leimbach—have taken the Aussie music scene by storm. With sold-out tours, chart-topping albums, and a signature blend of indie-pop and groove-heavy rock, Lime Cordiale bring an energy that’s impossible to … Continue reading Lime Cordiale →

Katie Richards Band playing an original set at Carnivale.

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I just feel that I’m getting better,” James Reyne says. “I’m a better singer and a better songwriter.” It’s a simple statement, but also remarkable – considering that this is an artist who has sold more than two million albums and written some of the most memorable Australian songs of all time. For more than … Continue reading James Reyne →