Triple J‘s week-long user-programmed
Requestival has been a hell of a thing. Part procession of tunes seldom heard on the Js, part exercise in digging up increasingly forgotten bangers of yore, part arms race to see what kind of absolutely fucked shit Triple J will actually play,
Requestival has seen the best and worst of what people are capable of given an open form and absolutely no parameters.
And while the intent may be earnest, the reality of it is that the whole thing has been a slow descent into ferocious madness, one
Bloody Hell I Can’t Believe They Actually Played That track after another.
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Australian pub rock icon Shannon Noll will headline the Mackay Festival of Arts in a massive celebration of local talent, culture and all things fun.
Nollsy will headline the G&S Engineering Wine and Food Festival and Festival Club After Party, with the full program set to be released on Saturday.
X Factor winner Isaiah Firebrace will also perform, along with Jess Hitchcock, Heading North and Opera Australia, who is presenting Bizet’s Carmen.
Mayor Greg Williamson said he was excited for the array of talent set to feature.
“This festival is the celebration of local talent, culture, colour, music and food we all need in 2021,” Cr Williamson said.
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So, for someone who is well into skincare, when it comes to moisturising my body. no. Just no. I absolutely HATE IT.
It’s absurd, I know. Maybe it’s a sensory thing? I wear loads of rings - so many that taking them all off to ‘cream’ myself seems like effort, but the feeling of them slipping around my greasy fingers if I leave them on disgusts me.
Many body products smell too cocoa butter-y for my liking and they make me feel sick, plus I cannot deal with the sticky feeling on my skin after,
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An Australian rock music icon said he and his band were ready and willing to “shake the foundations” of the Music is Life Festival at Biloela.
Dave Gleeson from The Screaming Jets and The Angels, both performing at the Biloela Showgrounds on July 9-10, said the past 12 months had been tough on the music industry.
“Covid stopped everything in its tracks, we were just about to go into the studio to record some new stuff and had touring lined up but the rug was pulled out from under us,” he said.
“We recorded some new stuff in isolation and that turned out really well, so we went ahead and recorded a 30th anniversary edition of our album ‘All for one’.”
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