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MRLN x RKM, Vika and Linda, and Midnight Oil Continue A Stellar WOMADelaide
The 2021 edition of WOMADelaide is starting to heat up, with some of the country's finest kicking things into top gear.
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Subscribe NowThe 2021 edition of WOMADelaide is starting to heat up, with some of the country's finest kicking things into top gear.
Just months after sharing their first new record in 18 years, Midnight Oil are set to bring 'The Makarrata Project' to the live stage with an array of First Nations contributors.
Birds of Tokyo's Adam Spark reflects on of Australia's most powerful, impactful, and political rock bands, Midnight Oil.
Hitting the road for their 'Makarrata Live' series of performances, Midnight Oil will be joined a raft of First Nations talent.
Originally set to launch The Makarrata Project earlier this year, Midnight Oil will hit the road in February with a number of their First Nations collaborators.
Midnight Oil join previous winners of the medal such as Nelson Mandela, and former UN Climate Chief Christiana Figueres.
In addition to unveiling the contributors featured on their upcoming release, Midnight Oil have also unveiled new single, 'First Nation'
Almost two decades since the release of their last record, Midnight Oil are back and better than ever with "Gadigal Land".
"We’ve always been happy to lend our voice to those who call for racial justice, but it really feels like we’ve reached a tipping point," Midnight Oil said.
Australian pop music crusader Jack River chats to music icon and activist Peter Garrett about post-apocalyptic Australia, soft revolutions, political hope, and more.