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20-year-old Wallabies fullback Max Jorgensen had the decisive say in Saturday’s win over England, as he raced along the touchline for a match winning try, in the final play at…
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Filmed around the time of his highly acclaimed Royal Albert Hall shows, and before departing for his nine shows in Los Angeles and New York City, David Gilmour’s appearance (with his band) on the BBC series Later…With Jools Holland has now been detailed. It is the third episode (of six) from series 65 of the show, which always features a variety of artists and musical styles. Airing on the UK’s BBC Two on Saturday, November 2nd at 10:25pm, it will then be available to view on the BBC’s iPlayer service through this link (https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0024s5f). From the programme notes: “Jools welcomes to the show legendary singer, songwriter and guitarist David Gilmour to perform a couple of songs from his album Luck and Strange, including the track Between Two Points; Australian punk rockers Amyl and the Sniffers with a couple of tracks from their album Cartoon Darkness; 80s icons The The with a song from their album Ensoulment; singer-songwriter Dhruv with the track Tragedy from his debut album, Private Blizzard; and South African hip-hop tour de force Moonchild Sanelly with her song Do My Dance from her album Full Moon.”
Scottish Rugby has appointed former IRFU performance director David Nucifora as an advisor for the next two years, starting in November. Nucifora, who held a similar position in Ireland for…
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Australian, now Brighton-based indie rockers The Wattles share the elegant new single ‘Fooled’, the title track from their new 4 track EP. Capturing an essence of Beth Orton with an added indie rock flare comparable to Elbow and The National, the band capture an expressive, emotive and exhilarating gradual build on ‘Fooled’ that showcases a […]
Ella Brosnan – ‘The Devil Of Time’ Australian indie-pop artist Ella Brosnan expresses herself through songwriting, drawing inspiration from artists like Lizzy McAlpine, Joshua Bassett, Lauren Spencer Smith, Gracie Abrams, and Dean Lewis. Her latest single ‘The Devil of Time,’ penned during a challenging period supporting a family member with a chronic illness, conveys the […]
Plasma Chasms – ‘Interstellar Baby’ Indie-psychedelic duo Plasma Chasms have released their latest single ‘Interstellar Baby’ from their upcoming debut album ‘Chrysalis’. Known for blending Australian indie and Southern California vibes, the track features lush, hallucinogenic soundscapes that explore the cosmic journey of love and connection, capturing the essence of vulnerability and unity through psychedelic […]
Whilst England and Ireland have ended their Test match tours for the Summer, there are still plenty of matches to enjoy this weekend, featuring the world’s top rugby nations. As…
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The Australian was named as England’s potential successor for Gareth Southgate on Wednesday
MOXXY JONES – ‘This Time’ Independent duo Moxxy Jones have released their highly anticipated synth-pop album, ‘Unnoticed,’ showcased by its recent single ‘This Time’. The album blends classical and singer-songwriter harmonies with avant-garde tones, infusing elements of industrial, R&B, and alternative rock from the ‘80s and ‘90s. ‘Unnoticed’ showcases Moxxy Jones’s unique musical tension and […]
Wallabies icon Michael Hooper has announced his immediate retirement from Australian rugby. The 32-year-old flanker, a member of the Australia Men’s Sevens team, was striving to secure a spot in…
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