Stonefest day dawned hot and steamy with forecast afternoon storms. That didn’t stop six thousand music lovers descending on the ovals at the University of Canberra for the 42nd Stonefest festival. I arrived at the gates at the...
Read MoreThe nice guys of Australian music, Thirsty Merc, are back on the road relentlessly promoting their Mousetrap Heart album, already playing 11 shows out of their 24 show, Spring Tour.
Known for their hits like Someday, Someday and In the Summertime they already have a huge fan base, and are currently touring the country visiting their old fans and certainly making new ones.
Read MoreMore Teams, More Games, More Local Derbies, More Tries, More Rugby and More Reasons to Stand As One with the CA Technologies Brumbies in 2011.
Read MoreJust six weeks ago a local Canberra girl heard about Frocktober, the month long charity event raising money for the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation, and saw an opportunity to bring the awareness-raising celebration to the nation’s capital.
With a small committee of eight volunteers, the Frocktober Canberra team have fresh and innovative ideas to boost knowledge and awareness of this cause throughout the Canberra community.
Read MoreThe Frontier Touring Company, in association with the University of Canberra’s entertainment division UC LIVE!, are thrilled to be hosting another anticipated Stonefest Festival, scheduled for Saturday 30 October 2010 at the University of Canberra.
Stonefest has previously hosted an array of highly reputable local and international artists including Cut Copy, The Waifs, Paul Kelly (Stonefest 2007), Faker, Grinspoon, The Dandy Warhols (2008), Josh Pyke, Children Collide, British India, The Living End and Birds of Tokyo (2009).
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