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TE Articles From Wednesday 11 April 2001
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Band on the brink of brutal Mark of Cain to play with ScreamfeederPublication Date: Wednesday April 11, 2001 Artist: The Mark of Cain, Screamfeeder Venue: University - Bar on the Hill Event Date: Wednesday 11/4/2001 Author: Michael Gadd |
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Brutal band The Mark of Cain will play the first show of their first tour in three years at the Newcastle University's Bar On The Hill tonight. The group will be supported by Screamfeeder, a band well chosen to complement the dark style of Mark of Cain, according to lead singer John Scott. ... |
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Yankee Punks Zero in on This Lil' CityPublication Date: Wednesday April 11, 2001 Artist: The Ataris, One Dollar Short, Draw The Line Venue: SJ's on Beaumont Event Date: Wednesday 18/4/2001 Author: Michael Gadd |
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Dubbed as the next Millencolin or MXPX Californian punk band The Ataris will blow the roof off SJ's Hotel next Wednesday, April 18. After a successful tour of Australia last year with MXPX and Santa Barbera, the band will return on a tour promoting their new album End Is Forever. The album, ... |
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Extortion the Top BandPublication Date: Wednesday April 11, 2001 Artist: Extortion, Durisdeer, Sleight Of Hand, Scar Child, Headsmack, Myx Venue: Albion Hotel Event Date: Sunday 8/4/2001 Author: Michael Gadd |
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The final chapter of the Albion Hotel's band competition, Showdown was last Sunday with the youthful Extortion taking the honours. Out of 26 bands competing throughout the heats, the grand final was broken down to Extortion, Durisdeer, Sleight Of Hand, Scar Child, Headsmack and Myx. Roslyn ... |
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Thank God, Felicity's a Country GirlPublication Date: Wednesday April 11, 2001 Artist: Felicity Urquhart Venue: Club Phoenix Event Date: Sunday 22/4/2001 |
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COUNTRY singer Felicity Urquhart has supported the great Willie Nelson, and has a loyal following all over Australia. At the 2001 Golden Guitar Awards in her home town of Tamworth, she won the best vocal collaboration award with fellow young stars Beccy Cole, Adam Harvey and Darren Coggan for a ... |
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Lonnie Takes Trip Down Memory LanePublication Date: Wednesday April 11, 2001 Artist: Lonnie Lee Venue: Maitland City Bowling Club Event Date: Friday 13/4/2001 |
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IN the late 1950s, when rock 'n' roll burst into our lives, it was brought to us by some stars we will never forget. Some of these youngsters ranged from Elvis Presley to some of Australia's teen idols such as Johnny O'Keefe, Col Joye and Lonnie Lee. One of these performers, ... |
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Pure, Powerful Roycroft Pride of the CountryPublication Date: Wednesday April 11, 2001 Artist: Raebekah Roycroft, Adam Harvey Venue: Club Phoenix Event Date: Saturday 21/4/2001 Author: Michael Gadd |
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YOUNG, vibrant, cute and above all talented, Raebekah Roycroft has a lot going for her. Roycroft has supported the likes of Lee Kernaghan, Foster and Allen, Jean Stafford and The Crosby Sisters in the past, as well as working extensively in Queensland and Tasmania. She has a pure, powerful and ... |
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Thomas Takes New PathPublication Date: Wednesday April 11, 2001 Artist: Mick Thomas Venue: Northern Star Hotel Event Date: Thursday 19/4/2001 |
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BETTER known for his leadership of Weddings Parties Anything, Mick Thomas is on his way to Newcastle with a new album which takes him in a whole new direction. Thomas' diverse and most recent release Dust On My Shoes is now out, with contributions by blues genius Matt Walker on various ... |
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Get an Earfull of Local TalentPublication Date: Wednesday April 11, 2001 Acts: Enertia, Draw The Line, Head Poppin' Fatness, Star Park, Operation Lager, FunQ Event: Earfull Venue: Newcastle PCYC Event Date: Saturday 21/4/2001 |
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AN international standard performance by local talent is promised by the promoters of a live all-ages gig at the Newcastle PCYC, Broadmeadow on Saturday, April 21. Big Apache, the promoters of Dogbite 97, 98 and 99, in association with the J Factory and the Hunter Music Co-operative (HMC), will ... |
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Guitarist Picking a Bold New DirectionPublication Date: Wednesday April 11, 2001 Artist: Kevin O'Hara Venue: Cricketers Arms Event Date: Saturday 14/4/2001 |
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TALENTED Newcastle guitarist Kevin O'Hara has taken a new direction from blues and rock to so-called 'boom chick'. He describes boom chick as 100% instrumental Chet Atkins style finger picking. 'I do arrangements of music from the 1920s onwards, the type of music our ... |
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