Tag: Australian music
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Australia’s 2025 Milestone Moments: Major Anniversary Celebrations in the Music Scene
Introduction: A Year to Celebrate Australia’s Musical Milestones The Australian music landscape is gearing up for a year of reflection and celebration in 2025. From long-running bands reaching important anniversaries to organizations marking decades of influence, the year promises concerts, retrospectives, and new initiatives that honor the country’s vibrant sonic heritage. Here’s a look at…
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Australian Music Groups Celebrate Milestones in 2025
Australia’s 2025 Milestone Year: Why It Matters The year 2025 is shaping up to be a landmark period for Australian music. Across the country, groups, ensembles, and industry bodies are commemorating significant anniversaries that reflect decades of creativity, collaboration, and cultural influence. Milestones—whether 25, 40, or 50 years since formation or founding—offer fans a chance…
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Celebrating Australian Milestones: Major Anniversary Year in 2025
Introduction: A landmark year for Australian music 2025 is shaping up as a landmark year for the Australian music landscape. Across genres and cities, bands, ensembles, and music organisations are commemorating significant anniversaries, offering fans a chance to reconnect with classic sounds and discover how the scene has evolved. This article explores why these milestones…
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David McCormack on Bluey, Custard, and the Power of Popular Music
From a Bubble of Australian Alt-Rod to the Global Stage David McCormack has spent more than three decades riding the crest of Australian popular music—with the kind of momentum that takes a singer from intimate club gigs to the bright lights of hybrid TV and film scoring. Best known as the frontman of Custard, a…
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David McCormack: Custard, Bluey, and the Power of Pop Music
David McCormack: A career shaped by big riffs and catchy hooks David McCormack has spent more than three decades at the heart of Australian music, carving out a career that blends indie bravado with accessible, anthemic pop. From his days with Custard—the Melbourne-bred band that rode the 1990s wave of Australian alternative rock—to his later…
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Tomorrow could be the day: Jordan Brunoli opens up about terminal cancer fears
A shock diagnosis and a shift in perspective Jordan Brunoli, the bass player from the Australian band Bugs, has publicly spoken about his terminal cancer fears in his first in-depth interview since his diagnosis earlier this year. The words he shared with triple j hack reveal not only the gravity of his condition but the…
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Tomorrow could be the day: Bugs bassist Jordan Brunoli opens up about terminal cancer fears
The moment of diagnosis Jordan Brunoli, 30, learned he had stage 4 cancer earlier this year, a revelation that surprised a musician already used to the rigours of touring and writing. His initial reaction was paradoxical: a thought that he could take a break from the daily grind gave way to the fear that such…