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Midnight Oil s incredible Makarrata Live show reminds us what we ve been missing

FireFox NVDA users - To access the following content, press M to enter the iFrame. It feels redemptive. Standing and dancing remains off limits, but that doesn t stop our bottled up emotions from exploding: there s a palpable and heady mix of relief, excitement and perhaps disbelief that we re experiencing music on this scale again. It s hard to imagine a more spirited return to the world of live music than seeing this band: a band that s key to the soundtrack of modern Australia, a band that stands for something, and a band that continues to perform with a visceral ferocity that would surely stir anyone with a pulse.

FOMO alert: Bluesfest 80% sold out and new artists confirmed

FOMO alert: Bluesfest 80% sold out and new artists confirmed

FOMO alert: Bluesfest 80% sold out and new artists confirmed
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Barnesy to hit Coast and release new album

Premium Content Subscriber only With no plans of slowing down Australian rock icon Jimmy Barnes will soon release his newest album and perform for Coast fans all in the same month. As one of the first acts ever to perform on the Red Hot Summer Tour in 2011 ‘Barnesy’ will again headline the music event, stopping in at Bribie Island’s Sandstone Point Hotel on May 1 and 8. Touring since 1973, Barnes told the Daily performing was a part of his life. “I just love it, I don’t see myself stopping, I don’t want to be doing it if I can’t deliver, but as long as I can sing well, I can have a great time and bring joy to people and people want to see me I don’t see any stopping,” he said.

You may be able to dance at Bluesfest Byron Bay | Ballina Shire Advocate

Premium Content Subscriber only Bluesfest punters “may be able to dance” as the NSW Government eases COVID-related restrictions in time for this year’s festival. In a newsletter sent to fans, organisers of the five-day event said the festival experience should be similar to current restrictions during the pandemic. “For the most part, it is the ‘new normal’ and consists of requirements we’re all used to,” the message said. “You’ll be pleased to know that we’ll have free-flowing movement between stages and face masks are not mandatory”. But there will be a big group of people that will have to wear masks at the event, the newsletter said.

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