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The Fuji Rock Festival had been an event I'd wanted to head to for quite some time, but as with many things in life that take a good deal of organisation, planning (and money!), you tend to put them off year after year, until you either get your act together or forget you ever wanted to do it.
When Manchester band Doves had to cancel their Australian dates earlier this year due to illness, fans could have feared the worst. Instead, it meant the band's rescheduled tour could include extra dates, including their first visit to Perth.
If you were lucky enough to snatch tickets to the 2005 Splendour in the Grass Festival, it's likely you had a blast of a weekend. With a spectacular line-up and some delightfully unique festival features, it became a weekend to remember...
Doves and Neon rock the Metro at their feel-good Sydney Splendour sideshow.
Local and reliably impressive outfit Neon support the larger-than-life Doves on what was a revelatory experience in music.
Doves are one of the most exciting, impacting bands to come out of the UK. Their longevity is testament to a band that keeps growing stronger over time, a fact illustrated by the massive success of current release Some Cities.
Not ready content with selling out their recent single launches in Sydney and Melbourne, touring with Jebediah and Motorace or their headline tour in the UK with an amazing gig at New York's Mercury Lounge, Neon will be warming up the stage for the Doves on their upcoming tour in July.
There's good news all round today with additional shows announced for British band, Doves in Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth.
For those of you who were dismayed at the recent cancellation of Doves shows next month, good news - re-scheduled dates have just been announced.
Due to an unfortunate illness for Doves singer, Jimi Goodwin, the band have cancelled dates on their world tour including the Coachella Festival this weekend in California along with their upcoming Australian dates in June for Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne.
With their monumental debut Lost Souls in 2000 and The Last Broadcast two years later and this year they gave us Some Cities, Manchester's Doves return to Australia shores to once again overwhelm audiences with their mesmerising and soulful live show.
Chatting on their official website today, the Doves revealed they are holed up in the UK countryside working on their fourth album.
The legendary Glastonbury Festival returns for another UK summer. And by summer, I mean, everybody's still wearing trousers and jumpers.
During a gig in Manchester, Doves shared the stage with an important guest to honour the memory of a Mancunian manager.
Imagine if the members of Coldplay had been born in the north of England, where infectious grooves flow in the rivers, and synth-pop grows on trees. Doves' Some Cities fuses all the best elements of Coldplay, Snow Patrol and Embrace with all the things that only a Manchester upbringing can give you.
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