With his largely sold out national tour (featuring drummer and Rising Artist in Residence Jim White) behind him, Ed Kuepper returns to home base this July and a weekly solo residency in Brisbane venue It’s Still A Secret. Tix here

Having sold out their show at Adelaide’s The Gov in a record three days The Mark Of Cain have responded to demand and announced a 2nd and final SA show plus a further three interstate dates to their A Different Kind Of Tension August national tour. The shows join existing dates in Sydney and Melbourne plus the aforementioned sold-out Adelaide show. Tickets for all new dates will go on-sale 11am Wednesday 15th June.

Yeah boi! Baxter Dury hits town this June for VividLIVE playing The Metro Sat 4th. On-sale now.

“Like his pater, Dury is a compelling performer, enchanting and amusing in equal measure. Between songs he engages in bluff, geezerish banter,… this scruffy cherub could be Jeff Buckley reincarnated as a Cockney stoner.” – The Guardian

On the back of the swift and frankly phenomenal success of Springtime, his new art-rock/free jazz/experimental noise trio with pianist Chris Abrahams (The Necks) and vocalist/guitarist Gareth Liddiard (The Drones, Tropical F*ckstorm), internationally renowned drummer Jim White is set to appear as a featured artist at Melbourne’s Rising Festival in June with Jim White & Marisa Anderson, Ed Kuepper with Jim White, The Double and Xylouris White all featuring. Both The Double and Ed Kuepper with Jim White also appearing at Sydney’s Vivid Festival.

Dual album release and last show before travelling to the USA to play the Wilco curated “Solid Sound Festival”, Mess Esque – featuring Dirty Three’s Mick Turner and Helen Franzmann of Brisbane’s McKisko – play their first and only Sydney show at The Great Club, Marrickville Friday 13th May 2022. Tickets on-sale now!

… and so our heroes return; having wowed audiences with their take on 45 years worth of Kuepper catalogue Ed Kuepper ’n Jim White return to finish what they began back in May ’21 and before the world went topsy turvy (again). On-sale now

“…both Kuepper and White standing by the end of the righteous and powerful performance and seemingly as engrossed in the music as the adoring, sold out throng before them. It’s a masterful display by this Brisbane legend and his new musical compatriot, long may Ed’s local reign over us continue.” – Rhythms.