THURSDAY, 15TH JUNE 9AM
Your 9AM Zedlines with Molly and Georgia.
Image by Nathan March from Pixabay
Sleaford Mods, Enola @ The Princess Theatre
UK punk-hop duo Sleaford Mods are touring Australia off the back of their new studio album release UK Grim, and they hit the Princess Bandroom with Melbourne post-punks Enola supporting on a mild Tuesday night in Woolloongabba.
Enola doesn’t have a lot of extant recorded material, but they are sitting on some very polished songs with the feel of a My Bloody Valentine or even Cat Power. I’d very much expect to hear more from Enola if you’re a fan of the Aussie post-punk/shoegaze scene.
ZEDLINES, 11AM WEDNESDAY 14 JUNE
Your 11am Zedlines with Grace and Toni
Image: 'Wires & Electrical current'
Hochspannungsleitungen im Sonnenuntergang on Pixabay
ZEDLINES, WEDNESDAY 14 JUNE, 10AM
Your 10am Zedlines with Grace and Toni
Image: Storme22k on Pixabay
Panic Merchant
Panic Merchant are a foursome out of Brisbane who frequently skip across Funk, Rock, Ska, Pop, Disco, Roots and Hip Hop whilst not forgetting their classical, jazz and pop roots. They're also not shy about switching between trumpet, saxes, flute, keyboards, guitar and cowbells mid-song.
They're sometimes fronted by patrons, who can't place that last 'cover tune' only to discover it was an original. The ultimate compliment is being mistaken for Steely Dan.
ZEDLINES 11AM TUESDAY 13 JUNE
Your 11AM Zedlines with Nat, Liv, and Ima.
IMG: “Birthday Candles” (Wallpaper Flare, Under CCO).
ZEDLINES 10AM TUESDAY 13 JUNE
Your 10AM Zedlines with Nat, Liv, and Ima.
IMG: “Volunteers retrieve groceries for patrons” (The World’s Largest Public Domain Media Search Engine, Under CCO).
ZEDLINES 9AM TUESDAY 13 JUNE
Your 9AM Zedlines with Nat, Liv, and Ima.
IMG: “Green Arrow Up” (PublicDomainPictures.net, Under CCO).
Ethel Cain & Katie Dey @ Cremorne Theatre, QPAC
- I knew Ethel Cain was popular, in certain circles at least, but up until this week I had no idea just how large those circles were. Clearly, she is well-known enough that her onstage collapse at Vivid Sydney made headlines nationwide. However, any doubts about the true extent of her popularity were removed upon seeing the adoration and devotion of her fans, many of whom were attending not one, but both of her concurrent, sold-out shows at QPAC’s Cremorne Theatre. Melbourne experimental pop musician, Katie Dey, provided support.