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St. Jerome’s Laneway Festival is an annual summertime tradition that began in a back alley in Melbourne in 2004. Fourteen hundred people were gathered to watch a few local bands perform in the blocked off laneway. The event was a success, and for the next few years, the festival was held in Melbourne. In 2006, the festival visited Sydney as well, where it generated an unbelievable amount of enthusiasm. In the next few years, St. Jerome’s Laneway festival grew to tour in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Perth, soon exploding into the international scene with stops in Auckland and Singapore.
The Laneway Festival team is dedicated to bringing the freshest and most quality music to its events. Months upon months of research and careful selection goes into the creation of each year’s lineup, and it shows in the top-of-the-line acts present each year. Each year has also brought with it bigger and bigger names. St. James Laneway Festival is an urban music experience like none other in the world.
"We’re coming over in February next year – I don’t know if our festival has been announced"
Laneway Festival co-founder Danny Rogers on his plans for Detroit - and why he wants to take the festival to even more US cities in 2014.
Laneway Festival has unveiled the lineup for its inaugural US event.
St Jerome’s Laneway organisers have unveiled the lineup for their Field Day stage this month, possibly hinting at some of the acts we might see at the festival in 2014.
Laneway festival organisers have confirmed their US home.
Following in Prince Akeem's footsteps Laneway festival is coming to America.
What happens when one H. Wagons ran into two Japandroids at Laneway Festival?
Britt Daniel and Dan Boeckner bring their Divine Fits to Melbourne and rock a brilliant indie dream to for the Corner Hotel.
Cloud Nothings pummel a packed-out Ding Dong Lounge with a noisy take on last year's Attack on Memory.
Week one of Laneway Festival action is done and dusted - and FL was there to capture every moment.
St Jeromes’ Laneway Festival made a winning return to its home-in-exile at the Footscray Community Arts Centre.
Laneway headliners Yeasayer talk to FL about the records that have shaped their life - from The Beatles to Billy Joel.
A sellout Sydney crowd revelled in rain, wind and a diverse range of musical acts that showed how a festival can continue to grow without sacrificing any of what made it great in the first place.
Laneway Festival gets underway at a sold out Brisbane event.
Alt-J have announced an intimate Sydney show.
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