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Odyssey is set to explode for its highly anticipated third event this New Years Eve. Featuring Jet, Evermore, Eskimo Joe, The Butterfly Effect and Operator Please.
The biggest NYE event in QLD is almost upon us! With an all-inclusive ticket of drinks, non-stop music from a killer line up and fireworks displays all night, this is the only NYE gig worth attending!
Odyssey is set to explode for its highly anticipated third event this New Years Eve. Featuring Jet, Evermore, Eskimo Joe, The Butterfly Effect and Operator Please.
The biggest NYE event in QLD is almost upon us! With an all-inclusive ticket of drinks, non-stop music from a killer line up and fireworks displays all night, this is the only NYE gig worth attending!
The Sydney Opera House saturated in a radiant pink light was the spectacular setting for “The Concert for the Cure”. The brainchild of twenty year-old Nick Vindin and his mates who secured Powderfinger for a very special gig to raise money for breast cancer research and awareness. Also supported and recorded for The Max Sessions the evening was hosted by V.J. Yumi Stynes.
Adelaide was treated to some of Australia's finest acts - Jet, Eskimo Joe and Little Birdy as well as local heroes No Through Road.
Capital City and The Checks line up to support Jet as the Melbourne band's Shine On national tour hits Perth's Metro City.
Sniffer dogs, party drugs, public transport and patriotism. So much to think about, but sometimes it's best to just sit back, crack a beer and take in some tunes.
Yep... it's Adelaide's turn to experience Australia's premier music festival The Big Day Out.
The Carnival Comes To Town with Jet, Eskimo Joe, Little Birdy and No Through Road all along for the ride
Jet return to Sydney for 2 sellout shows.
What more could fans ask for when The Carnival Comes To Town whether Jet, Eskimo Joe and Little Birdy all hitting the stage.
FasterLouder speaks to the brotherly businessmen behind the revitalisation of one of Sydney's musical landmarks about their plans for the future... and about a certain slogan.
Australia's songwriting cream of the crop talk about their personal all-time favourite Australian tunes.
Grinspoon, Bliss N Eso, Butterfly Effect and Jet will headline the third New Years Eve Odyssey event at Carrara Stadium.
50 years after the release of Johnny O’Keefe's rock ‘n roll classic ‘The Wild One’, unlikely collaborators Iggy Pop and Jet have given it an update.
Sneaky Sound System have scooped the pool with a phenomenal six ARIA noms. John Butler Trio also walked away with five noms and rock giants Powderfinger and Silverchair tied for third with four noms each.
Adelaide was treated to some of Australia's finest acts - Jet, Eskimo Joe and Little Birdy as well as local heroes No Through Road.
The folk at Winterman and Goldstein have given us the heads up that they will be doing a sneky presale of tix for the upcoming Jet national tour from today until Wed March 21 at 5pm... Interested?
Released just last week on YouTube is a video with music by the band Jet, which pays tribute to the work of the late and great Fred Hollows.
In an interview with Rolling Stone magazine, Jet reveal the inspiration behind their soon to be released second album.
I’m sure Jet have a place somewhere within the murky quagmire of Australian music. I just don’t know exactly where this place might be.
You've no doubt heard Rip it Up, from Jet's second album Shine On, by now - but this CD single is one for the fans.
Jet's new album release, Shine On, is partying like it's still 2003.
Melbourne three-piece more than justify their growing overseas hype. Rock and/or roll!
Mid way through what has been a huge year for the band, Jet stopped off and played a show at the Forum in Melbourne. What you see on this DVD is Jet at their best.
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