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Troy Hawke is set to return to Australia in 2025. The British comedian, known for his unique brand of humour, will bring his new show, ‘The Greeters Guild,’ in February.

The tour will kick off at Melbourne’s Comedy Theatre on Friday, 7th February, followed by Brisbane’s Brisbane Powerhouse on Tuesday, 11th February, and the tour will conclude with a final show at Perth’s Regal Theatre on Saturday, 15th February.

Troy Hawke – ‘Greeters Guild’

Troy Hawke, a character created by comedian Milo McCabe, has been a staple in the comedy scene for over a decade. McCabe’s portrayal of Hawke—a homeschooled 1930s gentleman with a penchant for Scrabble, conspiracy theories, and witty observations—has won him acclaim worldwide. Notably, he sold out his runs at the Edinburgh Festival in 2019 and 2022.

Hawke was last in Australia in 2023 for the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, where he sold out shows and earned rave reviews. Don’t miss your chance to see him live in 2025!

Pre-sale tickets are available starting today, Wednesday, June 19, at 9:30 am. Fans can register online for pre-sale access. General ticket sales begin on Thursday, June 20, at 9:30 am via Live Nation.

Troy Hawke Australian Tour 2024

Friday, 7th February – Comedy Theatre, Melbourne

Saturday, 8th February – Enmore Theatre, Sydney

Tuesday, 11th February – Brisbane Powerhouse, Brisbane

Thursday, 13th February – Norwood Concert Hall, Adelaide

Saturday, 15th February – Regal Theatre, Perth

Tickets via Live Nation Australia

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BLACKPINK singer Rosé has teased that she has new music coming in the “not-too-distant future”, following the announcement of her new record deal.

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BLACKPINK’s Rosé recently addressed her new record deal with South Korean label The Black Label in an Instagram post, where she apologised to fans for “the long wait” on news about her solo career. “I know some of you have been very eager to hear from me for a while.”

With her new deal with The Black Label, Rosé became the final member of BLACKPINK to set a path for her solo career after the girl group decided not to renew their individual contracts with YG Entertainment. Her fellow bandmates, meanwhile, have all launched their own companies.

“I personally didn’t want to speak or announce anything before I had everything aligned for my music to be out,” the singer explained. “As you all know, I have come from a place where more things have been done for me over doing things on my own. So, naturally, I need time to learn, understand, doubt and trust myself and others.”

Rosé the confirmed that she has been working on new music, revealing that she has been “been in and out of the studio almost every single day” from the end of 2023 and all throughout 2024. “To me, there is nothing more important than delivering to you what I absolutely love, which is music,” she added.

“This has been a year of drawing up a map and navigating to where I want to be and what I want to be doing going forward. It has been months of learning how to be an independent person for myself,” she continued. “I will have some other very exciting announcements in the not-too-distant future, but most importantly, I would love for everyone to be most excited for my music.”

Earlier this this year, prior to her signing with The Black Label, Rosé teased a new song called ‘vampirehollie’ on Instagram. “I know I’ve been away for a minute, but I’ve been working really hard on some things that I’m really excited about,” she wrote at the time. “I cannot wait for you all to hear everything.”

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Buzzy Western Australian act DICE have finally announced their debut album, Midnight Zoo, will be arriving this year. And fans won’t have to wait long, with the LP slated to arrive on Friday, 9 August, via Tone City Records.

In addition to announcing the record, DICE have dropped the catchy new number, This Is Not A Love Song, to accompany the big news.

On the single, the band said, “Although This Is Not A Love Song does sound like a love song, we assure you it is not (or is it?)”.

Elaborating further, they added, “Have you met someone before and just thought ‘yep, they’re the one’ but you ended up feeling like a nervous school kid whilst they sat on a pedestal in your mind? This song tells the story of that so-called ‘Love’.”

You can check out the song below.

Since bursting onto the scene in 2021 and becoming a real breakthrough artist last year – their song, Stockholm, landed at #72 on triple j’s Hottest 100 of 2023 – DICE have amassed a devoted following, selling out tours across the country and locking in international radio play. Now seems like the perfect time for the band to take the next step and advance their career.

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Midnight Zoo is what the band called their recording studio, Tone City Studios, during the making of the album.

DICE commented, “It was the place we all went to get away from everything, when we felt sad, when we had a fight, but it was also where our creativity was at its strongest.

“Termed Midnight Zoo because of its long nights, wild energy and full moon recordings, this title just fits like a glove with both the tracks and its creation. It’s also always been a joke that the studio is like a zoo, and when it turns to night, that’s when the magic happens”.

This month, DICE played their largest headlining gig to date at Brisbane’s Princess Theatre. In a review for The Music, Tione Zylstra remarked: “The night was perfect. Openers? Iconic. Setlist? To die for. The energy? Unmatched. My only criticism? DICE came on at 10 pm.”

You can pre-order/pre-save Midnight Zoo here. 

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The Teskey Brothers | CREDIT: FilmMagic.

A Day On The Green will return for a six-date run in January 2025, taking to wineries and vineyards across regional Australia. The concert series will be headlined by The Teskey Brothers, who will be treating the run as a homecoming of sorts after spending the majority of 2024 touring overseas. The full line-up, as well as dates and ticketing information, can be accessed below.

“We are excited to be bringing the show home for this very special run,” said the band’s lead vocalist, Josh Teskey, in a press statement. “To make it a full day’s affair, it’s a huge thrill to be bringing together some of our favourite acts from around the world. Come join us for what will be a beautiful day.”

Joining the Teskeys for this run will be Seattle indie-rock outfit Band of Horses, touring Australia for the first time in eight-and-a-half years following their appearance at the 2016 edition of Splendour In The Grass. The band did, however, appear virtually at the 2021 Splendour XR festival. Nashville alt-country/Americana singer-songwriter Sierra Ferrell, too, will return as part of the festivities with her full band in tow. Ferrell was last in Australia on a headlining tour circa October 2022.

Band of Horses – ‘No-One’s Gonna Love You’

The Teskey Brothers released their third studio album, The Winding Way, in June 2023. Since its release, the band have toured extensively both locally and internationally. The Melbourne soul-rock duo also released a live EP, entitled The Circle Session, back in January. That same month, Band of Horses released their own live record, Acoustic at the Ryman, while Ferrell shared her fourth album Trail of Flowers in March.

A Day on the Green 2025 Line-up

The Teskey Brothers

Band of Horses

Sierra Ferrell

CMAT

Charlie Needs Braces

Dates

Wednesday, January 8th – Burswood Park, Perth WA

Friday, January 10th – Peter Lehmann Wines, Tanunda SA

Saturday, January 11th – Mt Duneed Estate, Geelong VIC

Sunday, January 12th – Centennial Vineyards, Bowral NSW

Saturday, January 18th – Bimbadgen, Pokolbin NSW

Sunday, January 19th – Sirromet Wines, Mount Cotton QLD

A pre-sale for the tour will take place from 10am local time on Monday, June 24th, which can be signed up for here. A general sale will follow on Thursday, June 27th – again at 10am local time – via Ticketmaster.

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