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January 31, 2022

Midnight oil announce guests for national “resist: the final tour”.

In the wake of last week’s acclaimed Tasmanian gigs, Midnight Oil today unveiled the full line up for each show of their imminent mainland tour. The dates will feature a broad palate of Australian sounds, from buzzing pub punks, Amyl & The Sniffers through the young surf rock of Darwin’s King Stingray to the mighty Hoodoo Gurus just as they launch their new album. Acclaimed singer/songwriters Jack River , William Crighton , Emily Wurramara , Stephen Pigram and Busby Marou will also appear, as will “Best Blues & Roots” ARIA winners, All Our Exes Live In Texas . Plus, the tour will feature a handful of rare reunion appearances by fellow 1980’s trailblazers, Goanna .

These shows kick off with sold out gigs in Newcastle and Wollongong, shortly after the band’s new album Resist is released on 18 February. When announcing the dates last November the Oils revealed this would be their last concert tour and that it would hopefully be followed by some other shows overseas – this remains their intention providing international travel is possible. Full information for the Australian leg is detailed below.

Meanwhile critical reaction to the band’s appearances last week at the Mona Foma Festival in Launceston and Hobart has been extraordinary:

“If the first concert of Midnight Oil’s last tour was indicative of the 18 dates to follow, the Sydney-born band is fighting against the laws of rock ’n’ roll nature by going out on top… If you can, go . ”   The Australian   “Farewell tours often have one eye on the past and the other on the cash register – but if Midnight Oil’s show in Launceston on Sunday was any indication, they’re not coasting to the finish line.”   The Guardian  

“Midnight Oil’s farewell lap, to mark a new album, and preserve the legacy of their blistering live shows, was never going to be reflective and dewy-eyed.”  Herald Sun

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Appearing at: Mt Duneed Estate, Geelong (Saturday 5 March) and All Saints Estate, Rutherglen (Saturday 12 March) ARIA Award-winning indie-folk band ALL OUR EXES LIVE IN TEXAS is a fantasy draft of Australia’s finest singer-songwriters. On mandolin, ukulele, accordion and guitar, the Exes are a powerhouse of musical prowess, known as much for their side-splitting banter and feminist politics as their devastatingly beautiful harmonies. With a Top 10 critically acclaimed debut album, When We Fall , and a reputation as festival favourites, they’ve had multiple sell-out tours around Australia and are carving up the USA and UK. They’ve been called “the most badass girl folk group ever” and their captivating live show has earned them support slots for the Backstreet Boys, Passenger, Nathaniel Rateliff, Midnight Oil and more. Experience intricate musicality, heartbreaking honesty and melodies that soar from four voices that both captivate on their own and come together like magic. 

AMYL AND THE SNIFFERS Appearing at: Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne (Wednesday 9 March) Melbourne band AMYL AND THE SNIFFERS are Amy Taylor (vocals), Dec Martens (guitar), Gus Romer (bass) and Bryce Wilson (drums). The Sniffers wrote, recorded and uploaded their first EP, Giddy Up , in the space of 12 hours and followed with the Big Attraction EP (2017), which featured iconic tracks I’m Not A Loser , Westgate and Mole (Sniff Sniff) . With a grab bag of influences, from Australian rock to rap to 70s punk, the band emerged with a sound that was totally their own – short, fast, loud and funny – which is embodied in their debut self-titled album (2019). Amyl and The Sniffers included the singles Some Mutts (Can’t Be Muzzled), Got You and Monsoon Rock , which was playlisted on BBC Radio 1. The album was nominated for the Australian Music Prize and ultimately won an ARIA Award for Best Rock Album. Their sophomore album Comfort To Me (2021) was written over a long year of lockdowns and met with overwhelming critical acclaim and debuted at #2 in the ARIA Album Charts, #21 in the UK Album Charts, #2 on the Billboard Heatseekers Chart and #18 on the Billboard Album Sales Chart. It was BBC6 Album of the Day, triple j Feature Album, and Album of the Week at media outlets around the world.

BUSBY MAROU

Appearing at: Heifer Station, Orange (Saturday 26 February) and Amphitheatre, Darwin (Saturday 2 April), Brisbane Riverstage, Brisbane (Wednesday 13 April)

BUSBY MAROU are Rockhampton duo Thomas Busby and Jeremy Marou. Their meaningful lyrics, melodic guitar riffs and delightful harmonies have seen them win over fans and critics alike and they have gained the reputation as one of Australia’s hardest-working live bands best known for their distinctly Australian storytelling and gifted musicianship. Their success includes four ARIA-charting albums. Their 2010 self-titled album is certified gold, while their most recent albums The Great Divide and Farewell Fitzroy debuted in the Top 5, and Postcards From The Shell House was BUSBY MAROU’s first ARIA Number 1 album. They have been nominated for multiple ARIA awards, have won 4 APRA awards, as well as The Triffid’s “Queensland Album of the Year” award, multiple Queensland Music Awards and they also won 2010’s Deadly Award for “Most Promising New Talent”. They have millions of global streams across their four album releases.   

EMILY WURRAMARA Appearing at:  Heifer Station, Orange (Saturday 26 February), Amphitheatre, Darwin (Saturday 2 April) and Stage 88, Canberra (Tuesday 19 April)

EMILY WURRAMARA originates from Groote Eylandt in the Northern Territory and is an AIR award-winning, six-time Queensland Music Award winner and ARIA-nominated artist. In 2018 Emily released an 11-track album Milyakburra , educating and informing in both English and Anindilyakwa languages. The critically acclaimed album features the emotive Lady Blue and Black Smoke . Emily has performed on many global stages, and has toured and played with iconic artists including Archie Roach, Mavis Staples, John Farnham, Missy Higgins, Jessica Mauboy, John Butler and more. Described as “one of music’s most inspiring Indigenous role models”, Emily’s second album is set for release in 2022.

  GOANNA Appearing at:  Mt Duneed Estate, Geelong (Saturday 5 March), Nikola Estate, Perth (Saturday 26 March) and Sunshine Coast Stadium, Sunshine Coast (Saturday 9 April).    

In the 1980s, GOANNA’s debut album, Spirit of Place , helped forge a new Australian identity. The iconic Solid Rock stoked a fire for Indigenous rights that hasn’t gone out, while the anthemic Let The Franklin Flow was a call to arms for Australia’s emerging environmental movement. GOANNA released three studio albums: 1982’s Spirit of Place , 1985’s Oceania and 1998’s Spirit Returns. Soulful, lyrical, political, humane and brimming with musicality, originality and creative volatility, Australia has never produced a group like GOANNA , before or since. Forty years after their debut album, Shane Howard, Rose Bygrave, Marcia Howard and Graham Davidge, with special guests, are reliving those treasures, as they embark on a year of paying homage to the Goanna spirit again.

HOODOO GURUS Appearing at: All Saints Estate, Rutherglen (Saturday 12 March) HOODOO GURUS are Dave Faulkner (vocals, guitars), Brad Shepherd (vocals, guitars), Rick Grossman (vocals, bass) and Nik Reith (drums). Celebrating their 40th anniversary, HOODOO GURUS boast 9 ARIA Top 20 albums, 9 ARIA Top 40 singles, a host of multi-platinum albums and an induction into the ARIA Hall of Fame. They hold a singular place in Australian and international rock ‘n’ roll history. The band were unrepentant garage rockers whose colourful personality and pop culture smarts took them to the top of the charts at home and to the forefront of international garage/alternative/power pop movements of the mid-’80s with classics including What’s My Scene, Like Wow – Wipeout , Bittersweet , Come Anytime , Miss Freelove ’69 , My Girl and 1000 Miles Away . Their hotly-anticipated new studio album Chariot of the Gods is out on March 11 and the band kick off their 40 th Anniversary Tour in April.

JACK RIVER Appearing at: Entertainment Centre, Adelaide (Wednesday 30 March) and Stage 88, Canberra (Tuesday 19 April)

JACK RIVER is the stage name of Holly Rankin, a Sydney based singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer and leapt on to the Australian music scene in 2016 with the release of her first single Talk Like That that served as a prelude for her debut EP Highway Songs #2 . Two more singles followed, including Fault Line (2017) and Ballroom (2018), which helped propel the alt-rock electro-pop rockstar onto the Australian music scene shortly before the release of her three-time ARIA-nominated debut album, Sugar Mountain (2018), which peaked at no. 11 on the ARIA Albums Chart. At the 2018 ARIA Awards Sugar Mountain was nominated for Breakthrough Artist, Best Pop Release and Engineer of the Year.  Most recently, Jack River released We Are The Youth (September 2021), a song dedicated to the billions of young people driving urgent political and social change.

KING STINGRAY Appearing at: Convention Centre, Cairns (Wednesday 6 April) and Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney (Thursday 21 April)

Yirrŋa Yunupiŋu (vocals), Roy Kellaway (guitarist), Dimathaya Burarrwanga (guitarist), Campbell Messer (bass) and Lewis Stiles (drums) make up the Australian indie, pop-rock band KING STINGRAY . Hailing from the small town of Yirrkala (NT), the band perform in both English and Yolŋu Matha – the traditional language of the indigenous people of northeast Arnhem Land in northern Australia – and describe their sound as ‘Yolŋu surf rock.’ KING STINGRAY released their debut single Hey Wanhaka in 2020 before taking out the title of triple j Unearthed Artist of the Year in 2021. Their follow up singles Get Me Out (2021) and Milkumana (2021) made waves in the local music scene when they charted in the 2021 triple j Hottest 100 taking out places #46 and #56 respectively.

  STEPHEN PIGRAM Appearing at: Nikola Estate, Perth (Saturday 26 March)

STEPHEN PIGRAM , a Yawuru singer/songwriter from Broome, is well known for his work with his musical brothers in the much-loved Pigram Brothers band. Stephen was also an important early pioneer of Aboriginal rock as a member of the influential ’80s bands Kuckles and Scrap Metal, and was musical director for the original production of the first Aboriginal musical – Jimmy Chi’s Bran Nue Dae. Stephen also produced (with brother Alan) and scored (with Alan and Alex Lloyd) the feature  film Mad Bastards, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2011.  Now stepping out solo – armed with his guitar, ukulele, harmonica and stompbox – Stephen released Solfish in late 2021, a follow-up to his debut solo album, Wanderer . WILLIAM CRIGHTON

Appearing at: Entertainment Centre, Newcastle (Wednesday 23 February) and WIN Entertainment Centre (Wednesday 2 March)  

Born of the Wiradjuri Nation (Dubbo, NSW), WILLIAM CRIGHTON grew up in the Riverina area of rural NSW where he developed his deep connection to country. Crighton is a passionate environmentalist both in action and his music, as demonstrated through his debut self-titled album William Crighton (2016), which attracted critical acclaim with a nomination at the 2017 AIR Awards and was praised by Rolling Stone calling it ‘uniquely penetrating storytelling.’ His follow up album Empire (2018) takes the same tune as a traditional Australian bush ballad that entwines tales of love for the land and people. His highly anticipated third album Water and Dust (2022) was written in collaboration with his wife Julieanne and features some incredible musicians including long-time friends and collaborators Matt Sherrod & William Barton, Midnight Oil’s Rob Hirst & Jim Mogine, Jeff Lang, James Haselwood & Luke Davison. Water and Dust is scheduled for release on 11 February 2022 on vinyl, CD and streaming platforms.

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Saturday 5 March 2022 Mt Duneed Estate, Geelong, VIC  Licensed All Ages Presented by Triple M, Bay 93.9 + Geelong Advertiser Guests: Goanna and All Our Exes Live In Texas

Wednesday 9 March 2022 Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne, VIC Licensed All Ages Presented by Triple M Guests: Amyl & The Sniffers

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Saturday 12 March 2022 All Saints Estate, Rutherglen, VIC  Licensed All Ages Presented by Triple M Guests: Hoodoo Gurus and All Our Exes Live In Texas 

Saturday 26 March 2022 Nikola Estate, Swan Valley, WA  Licensed All Ages Presented by Triple M Guests: Goanna and Stephen Pigram

Wednesday 30 March 2022 Adelaide Entertainment Centre, Adelaide, SA Licensed All Ages Presented by Triple M Guest: Jack River

Saturday 2 April 2022 Darwin Amphitheatre, Darwin, NT Licensed All Ages Guests: Busby Marou and Emily Wurramara

Wednesday 6 April 2022 Convention Centre Arena, Cairns, QLD Licensed All Ages Presented by Triple M Guest: King Stingray

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Wednesday 13 April 2022 Riverstage, Brisbane, QLD SOLD OUT Licensed All Ages Presented by Triple M Guests: Busby Marou

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Tuesday 19 April 2022 Stage 88, Canberra, ACT Licensed All Ages Presented by Mix 106.3 Guests: Emily Wurramara and Jack River

Thursday 21 April 2022 Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney, NSW Licensed All Ages Presented by Triple M Guests: King Stingray

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Kasey Chambers and Busby Marou reschedule huge Australian tour for 2022

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They'll play 20 shows through May and June

Kasey Chambers is Australian music royalty, there's no disputing it. She's been in the game for decades and anyone who has seen her perform in the past couple of years will attest that she's lost none of the magic that drew us to her in the first place.

Queensland fellas Busby Marou haven't been around quite as long, but they've built up a formidable catalogue in the 15 years or so they've been at it.

Both artists are incredible live performers, so news of them sharing stages around the country later this year is very exciting indeed.

Together they'll play 20 shows in all ages venues around the country. Most of the shows are along the east coast, though Hobart, South Australia and Darwin all get shows too.

The two haven't put this tour together purely for commercial purposes. There's a real connection between the two that meant heading out together made a whole lot of sense.

"I've been mates with the Busby Marou boys for a long time through music, stories and fishing," Chambers said in a statement.

The sets will be split into three sections, culminating in what sounds like a singalong for the ages.

"First playing our own sets of our most popular songs from down through the years and also joining together for a unique set that showcases our musical connection and friendship like no other," Chambers continued.

"It’s time to take this beach campfire jam to the stage!"

There's no way of knowing what they'll play, but given Chambers is celebrating the 20th anniversary of her huge Barricades and Brickwalls LP this year, we'd expect some favourites from that record to get some airtime.

Catch these incredible musicians and storytellers at the following shows:

Wednesday 4 May – Bunjil Place Theatre, Narre Warren Thursday 5 May – Palais Theatre, Melbourne Friday 6 May – Ulumbarra, Bendigo Sunday 8 May – Costa Hall, Geelong Thursday 12 May – Sydney Coliseum, Rooty Hill Saturday 14 May – Odeon Theatre, Hobart Sunday 15 May – Theatre North, Launceston Friday 20 May – Townsville Entertainment Centre Saturday 21 May – Munro Martin Park, Cairns Sunday 22 May – Darwin Entertainment Centre Friday 27 May – Albury Entertainment Centre Saturday 28 May – NCCC Royal Theatre, Canberra Sunday 29 May – Anita’s Theatre, Thirroul Friday 3 June – Thebarton Theatre, Adelaide Saturday 4 June – Barossa Arts Centre, Tanunda Friday 10 June – HOTA Theatre, Gold Coast Saturday 11 June – Empire Theatre, Toowoomba Sunday 12 June – Night Quarter, Caloundra Monday 13 June – QPAC Concert Hall, Brisbane Wednesday 15 June – Newcastle Civic Theatre

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KASEY CHAMBERS & BUSBY MAROU announce new 2022 Tour Dates

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Kasey Chambers and Busby Marou are beyond disappointed to announce the postponement of their September / October “Behind The Barricades Tour” due to the ongoing pandemic restrictions around Australia. In good news, the majority of the shows have been able to be rescheduled with the tour now kicking off in Narre Warren , VIC on 4th May 2022 through until Newcastle, NSW on 15th June 2022.

Fans are asked to please hold on to their tickets. these will be automatically transferred to the new date or refunded if you can no longer attend. unfortunately, a few of the shows have not been able to be rescheduled and tickets will be fully refundable from ticket outlets., kasey , jeremy and tom want to thank fans for their support and hope to see everyone at the new dates in 2022, kasey chambers & busby marou tour 2021, wednesday, 4 may 2022  – bunjil place narre warren, vic thursday, 5 may 2022 – palais theatre st kilda, vic  friday, 6 may 2022 – ulumbarra theatre bendigo vic  sunday, 8 may 2022 – costa hall gac geelong, vic  thursday, 12 may 2022 – sydney coliseum theatre rooty hill, nsw  saturday, 14 may 2022 – odeon theatre hobart, tas  sunday, 15 may 2022  – theatre north launceston, tas  friday, 20 may 2022 – tecc townsville, qld saturday, 21 may 2022 – mmpl cairns, qld  sunday, 22 may 2022 – darwin ent centre, nt  friday, 27 may 2022 – albury ent centre, nsw saturday, 28 may 2022  – nccc royal theatre, act (on sale mon 23 august) sunday, 29 may 2022 – anita’s theatre thirroul, nsw  friday, 3 june 2022 – thebarton theatre adelaide, sa  saturday, 4 june 2022 – barossa entertainment centre tanunda, sa  friday, 10 june 2022 – hota theatre #1, gold coast, qld saturday, 11 june 2022  – empire theatre toowoomba, qld  sunday, 12 june 2022 – night quarter, sunshine coast, qld  monday, 13 june 2022 – qpac concert hall, brisbane, qld  wednesday, 15 june 2022  – civic theatre newcastle, nsw, **unfortunately the following shows have been cancelled and tickets will be refunded., thu 30 sep 2021 – ctc canberra theatre, act /  new venue – nccc royal theatre tickets on sale monday 23 august at 10am., sat 16 oct 2021 – saraton theatre, grafton nsw, thu 21 oct 2021 – northern festival centre, port pirie sa.

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KASEY CHAMBERS & BUSBY MAROU ANNOUNCE POSTPONED TOUR DATES

The tour will now take place next may-june.

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Multi award-winning Country Music star and ARIA chart-topping country duo Busby Marou have been forced to postpone their upcoming tour due to ongoing lockdowns nationwide.

Set to kick off this September, the extensive run of shows will now begin on May 4 Narre Warren, continuing on to St Kilda, Bendigo, Geelong, Rooty Hill, Hobart, Launceston, Townsville, Cairns, Darwin, Albury, Canberra, Thirroul, Adelaide, Tanunda, the gold Coast, Toowoomba, the Sunshine Coast and Brisbane, before wrapping up in Newcastle on June 15.

Unfortunately, Chambers and Busby Marou have had to cancel their previously announced performances in Grafton and Port Pirie, with their Canberra show moving venues to the NCCC Royal Theatre.

Speaking of the postponement, Chambers shared: "Well, we’ve had to face the inevitable folks and I’m disappointed to tell you that the KC & Busby Marou tour has had to be postponed to 2022 due to the current covid situation we find ourselves in. The good news is we have new dates locked in for almost every show on the tour! So please hold on to your tickets and we will transfer them to the new date! If you cannot make that date or your show was unfortunately unable to be rescheduled refunds are available via your ticketing outlet. THANKYOU so much for all your support during this tough time. It’ll take more than this to knock us musicians down!! Stay safe… Kasey xx"

All purchased tickets remain vaild for the new dates, with refunds available for patrons who can no longer attend the rescheduled dates.

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Wednesday, 4 May 2022 - Bunjil Place Narre Warren , VIC Thursday, 5 May 2022 - Palais Theatre St Kilda, VIC Friday, 6 May 2022 - Ulumbarra Theatre Bendigo VIC Sunday, 8 May 2022 - Costa Hall GAC Geelong, VIC Thursday, 12 May 2022 - Sydney Coliseum Theatre Rooty Hill, NSW Saturday, 14 May 2022 - Odeon Theatre Hobart, TAS Sunday, 15 May 2022 - Theatre North Launceston, TAS Friday, 20 May 2022 - TECC Townsville, QLD Saturday, 21 May 2022 - MMPL Cairns, QLD Sunday, 22 May 2022 - Darwin Ent Centre, NT Friday, 27 May 2022 - Albury Ent Centre, NSW Saturday, 28 May 2022 - NCCC Royal Theatre, ACT (On Sale Mon 23 August) Sunday, 29 May 2022 - Anita's Theatre Thirroul, NSW Friday, 3 June 2022 - Thebarton Theatre Adelaide, SA Saturday, 4 June 2022 - Barossa Entertainment Centre Tanunda, SA Friday, 10 June 2022 - HOTA Theatre #1 , Gold Coast, QLD Saturday, 11 June 2022 - Empire Theatre Toowoomba, QLD Sunday, 12 June 2022 - Night Quarter, Sunshine Coast, QLD Monday, 13 June 2022 - QPAC Concert Hall, Brisbane, QLD Wednesday, 15 June 2022 - Civic Theatre Newcastle, NSW

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Confirm your initial impression. If research grabs your attention, a campus visit goes beyond. Determine if you feel at home as a Vandal and if a particular program of study is right for you. Use your visit or campus tour to meet professors and other students, narrow down your list of majors and make a definite decision once you receive your acceptance letter in the spring.

Make the Most of Your Campus Visit

You’ve heard this advice before — don’t just look at buildings. Instead, keep the following in mind whether you’re attending an event, campus tour or a virtual session:

• When to schedule your visit: Check out our Moscow campus as students attend class, engage in research and go about their day-to-day lives as Vandals. Ideally, attend a tour before submitting your application, preferably in the spring of your junior year or early fall of your senior year.
• Be ready to ask questions: Make a list ahead of time to ask your tour guide, admissions counselor and students you see around campus.
• Consider multiple campus visits: Start virtually to get a feel for our campus. Then, to get a more personal perspective, consider attending an on-campus visit. Here, opt for a student-guided campus tour, and schedule in visits with schools or departments for programs you’re curious about.
• Take notes: What makes U of I unique? How does being a Vandal resonate with you? Document your visit with notes and photos to reference later.
• Prepare ahead of time: Avoid attending a campus visit on a whim. Instead, schedule your visit in advance, make plans for a college or program visit, explore our virtual resources, review a map to understand the layout of our campus and make travel arrangements. Additionally, continue your research to ask questions during your visit.

Have Questions About Visiting University of Idaho?

Bring them to our Campus Visits Office! Reach out by email or by phone at 208-885-6163 today to learn more.

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Australian hard rock band Gyroscope are one of those bands whose hooks can command an audience throughout their set, almost as though the music does the talking from start to finish.

The lights go right out and the reaction is that of a loud applause that sounds almost like a battle cry. The energy level is so high, it is just madness to see these punters jumping from the start of the set right through until the end. There are songs that feature some of the most catchy guitar riffs doused with distortion and drive, with the bass guitar providing the support it needs to maintain this high octane feel. Daniel Sanders is a worthy front man, commanding the whole audience with his edgy rock voice, and a large range to match. “Snakeskin”, makes the audience jump up and down with their hands in the air, waving them backwards and forwards. It looks as though some one has been handing out glow sticks as well. Great entertainment and great fun.

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Gyroscope are my favourite Aussie band, enjoy seeing them. Hope for more gigs. They are really an awesome band. Each time I’ve seen them they have been fabulous ❤️ You’s Guys heaps. Great band for new comers to see live

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