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TE Articles From Wednesday 3 March 2003
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They Told Us That You Can't Always Get What You WantPublication Date: Monday March 3, 2003 Artist: The Rolling Stones Venue: Sydney Superdome Event Date: Saturday 22/2/2003 |
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But when The Rolling Stones rocked into the Sydney Superdome last Saturday, 17,000 fans got everything they wanted and more. Performing in front of a sell out crowd, at least three generations of fans were prepared to experience two of the most memorable hours of their lives. The band kicked in ... |
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Rockin' All Over the WorldPublication Date: Monday March 3, 2003 Artist: Status Quo, The Radiators Venue: Newcastle Panthers Event Date: Thursday 24/4/2003 |
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And that's exactly what UK stalwarts Status Quo plan to do after kicking off its latest world tour in February. Covering South America, Europe and the US, the tour will also see the band return Down Under in April. Formed in the early 70s, Status Quo became one of the biggest names in the ... |
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Dolly Parton and Willie Nelson in One Show?Publication Date: Monday March 3, 2003 Artist: Donella Plane, Bruce McCumstie Event: The Dolly Parton Tribute Show Venue: Belmont 16ft Sailing Club Event Date: Saturday 29/3/2003 |
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It sounds too good to be true and in some respects it is. But country music fans will no doubt be eager to see two of the Hunter Region's most popular country music stars as they pay tribute to two of country's legends. Starring Donella Plane and Bruce McCumstie, The Dolly Parton ... |
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Feeder - Comfort In SoundPublication Date: Monday March 3, 2003 Artist: Feeder |
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Smashing Pumpkins mashed with Radiohead. That's probably the most accurate description of UK act Feeder, a duo which has just released its forth album Comfort In Sound. Judging by the title, that is exactly what the band has sought following the death of drummer Jon Lee who committed suicide ... |
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The Rise and Rise of BrindlePublication Date: Monday March 3, 2003 Artist: Brindle Venue: The Cambridge Hotel Event Date: Wednesday 12/3/2003 |
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Brindle took to the stage on Janaury 19, it shared the bill with the likes of Queens of the Stone Age and PJ Harvey. No, the band hadn't experienced a sudden of overnight success. Brindle was one of 10 independent acts from Brisbane picked to perform on the Gold Coast Big Day Out's ... |
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Sydney PunkstersPublication Date: Monday March 3, 2003 Artist: Peabody Venue: The Cambridge Hotel Event Date: Saturday 8/3/2003 |
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As the third drummer for Sydney punksters Peabody, Graeme Stanley considers himself to be somewhat of a musical equivalent of Liz Taylor. ``It's been a tale of many drummers which I always hate because it kind of makes me feel like the third wife,'' Stanley said. ``It's like ... |
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Ben KwellerPublication Date: Monday March 3, 2003 Artist: Ben Kweller, Ben Lee, Ben Folds Venue: Civic Theatre Event Date: Sunday 16/3/2003 |
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"It's funny because I'm only 21 years old but I feel like I have so much experience, it's the funniest thing," Kweller said."I've been performing on stage since I was 12, writing since I was seven and I got my first guitar when I was 10, so I feel like a bit of ... |
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Support Win for MickeyfinPublication Date: Monday March 3, 2003 Artist: Mickyfin, Rocket Science Venue: University - Bar on the Hill Event Date: Thursday 13/3/2003 |
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Local band Mickeyfin will go out with a bang next week before taking a lengthy break away from the live scene.The four piece will support Melbourne's Rocket Science during its show at Newcastle University's Bar On the Hill next Thursday. The band will then farewell bassist Stew Taylor ... |
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A Love For 80's MusicPublication Date: Monday March 3, 2003 Artist: Genshen Venue: University - Bar on the Hill Event Date: Wednesday 12/3/2003 |
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A LOVE for 80s music was the backbone for the creation of Brisbane band Genshen. The four piece, which is enjoying Triple J airplay with the track Nothing Quite Like This, was founded in 1997 by Gillian Bright and Quentin Brown. With Brown's love of underground acts like The Smiths and ... |
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