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As another blissful Aussie summer approaches, the Central Coast is gearing up for what promises to be an unforgettable day of live music and good vibes. The Rolling Sets festival returns on Saturday, December 7th, bringing a powerhouse lineup to Memorial Park, The Entrance – Just a short day trip from Sydney City. Headlining the …

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Announcing headline acts Royal Blood, Kasabian and Paul Weller, the Derbyshire festival returns at the end of July. Also among the first acts confirmed for the weekend are The Wombats, James, DMA’S, Maisie Peters, The Charlatans, Everything Everything, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, beabadoobee, Reytons, Jamie Webster, Kate Nash, KT Tunstall, The Murder Capital, The K’s, The Beths, Red …

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Following a mammoth 25th anniversary celebration in 2022, Truck Festival have unveiled the first names confirmed to appear on the line-up for its 2023 edition. Across the penultimate weekend in July Truck Festival will welcome four headliners that span the breadth of the indie, rock and alternative spheres, from effervescent indie pop to primal rock ‘n’ roll with some …

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The Wombats wow capacity crowd at the Sydney Opera House

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The Wombats have released a new track ahead of their upcoming Australia shows.

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The Wombats have released the official music video for their new single, ‘Turn’, taken from their new album, ‘Beautiful People Will Ruin Your Life’, out now through Kobalt Music Recordings. The video was directed by Brother Willis (Beirut, King Krule, Wolfmother), and in his words, “There was something about the pace of the song, coupled …

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It’s a matter of fact that every budding indie fanatic was raised on a saccharine diet of The Wombats; the angst-ridden exuberance that pulsated from their debut album A Guide to Love, Loss & Desperation was like a spoonful of sugar that became our Dark Fruits-drunk pop inauguration – a rite of passage, you might …

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