We all love going to the Royal Adelaide Show, but sometimes it can put a little pressure on the old hip pocket.
Author: Libby Trainor Parker
The evolution of the Wing Defence sound can be tracked over their last year of releases but the strength of the dynamic between Skye Walter and Paige Court on record and on stage has always remained strong.
Recorded at London’s KONK Studio with producer John Congleton, ‘Eat, Sleep, Wake (Nothing But You)’ is a song heavy of both melody and rhythm, and acts as a tantalising re-introduction to Bombay Bicycle Club whilst they work on a new full-length album – details of which will be announced soon.
Olympic Girls Solo will be released on Friday 27th September through Milk! Records, Ba Da Bing Records, and Marathon Artists. You can listen to the first single from the album, ‘One Million Flowers’, below.
The Royal Adelaide Show will run from August 30 to September 8 and is jam packed with things to do, see, eat, drink, experience and enjoy.
Occasionally rude, always funny and unexpectedly profound, Brontide can be purchased from all good booksellers.
Illustrated by Mel Matthews, the book takes curious kids and inquisitive adults on a journey through the night sky, where they can explore the solar system, find out why the sky is blue, fly around a black hole and learn why Jupiter has stripes.
The Down By The River program launch takes place at Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute on 27 July at 2pm, as part of Umbrella: Winter City Sounds.
Magill author R Max Tillsley is set to launch his debut children’s novel The Steele Trap this weekend at Hutt Street creative co-working space Vault 134.
SeaStar Rock is a South Australian TV series on Channel 44 starring singing and dancing characters that provide children with information about the sustainability of our oceans. With this being a timely topic, the program has found itself a hit amongst many households and is also a live, touring show which is playing as part of Umbrella: Winter City Sounds.
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