Peter Noble Laughs Off Questions About Bluesfest Allegations
Bluesfest director Peter Noble seemingly saw the funny side when pressed about the collapse of his music festival
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Posted in: Music News"Planning for this new date is already underway, with a reduced capacity to meet social distancing guidelines, which means more room to move on our already massive site!"
Miiesha, Baker Boy and More to Benefit In $100k Sustainability Fund
Posted in: Music News“Right now, we need to be bold in our support of Australia’s first storytellers. These cash grants are vital to music creators at a time when income sources – particularly from live – have evaporated, as have many other artistic opportunities."
‘In My Room’ With Agnes Manners
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Ciara Revealed That ‘Goodies’ Was Almost a Britney Spears Song
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The Money War Announce Second Album, ‘Morning People’
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Flashback: Stevie Ray Vaughan Jams With Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy at Final Concert
Posted in: Music NewsShortly after this epic performance, Vaughan was killed in a helicopter crash right outside the Wisconsin amphitheater
Lucinda Williams Rocks Out to ‘You Can’t Rule Me’ on ‘Colbert’
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