Live At The Gardens - Push Over - 40 years of The Push

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  Regurgitator

  From Brisbane now everywhere

  Quan Yeomans - guitar, vocal

  Ben Ely - bass, vocal

  Peter Kostic - drums

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  Live At The Gardens

  Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne has partnered with Roundhouse Entertainment, the highly experienced and successful team behind a day on the green, to transform the luscious lawns of the Observatory Precinct into an outdoor concert space.

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  Frenzal Rhomb

  Ol' fuck arm's back, let's party.

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  Killing Heidi

  Killing Heidi are officially forever. Twenty-five years ago, their debut 1#

  multi-platinum album Reflector smashed records and high radio rotation, becoming

  the fastest selling Australian album in history.

  There's a whole generation that doesn't need reminding that the early '00s belonged

  to Killing Heidi. Weir hit #2 and Mascara #14 in Triple J’s Hottest 100. Debut album

  Reflector won four ARIA awards and sold 4 times platinum as Ella and Jesse took

  out the prestigious APRA Songwriters of the Year award in 2001.

  For Ella and Jesse Hooper it was something neither expected. But tour after tour, the

  Violet Town siblings find their explosive power pop more entrenched in the Oz rock

  pantheon.

  “What Killing Heidi's music meant and still means to the people that shared that

  amazing time with us really blows me away. I meet so many people, especially

  young women, who tell me how Killing Heidi inspired them to be themselves, back

  themselves or even start a band, and I'm completely honoured that it had that effect

  on people” — Ella Hooper

  “Ella’s performance is as alive as ever. Vibrant and rockin’, it was clearly evident she

  was enjoying being back onstage fronting Killing Heidi, especially during the harder

  hitting songs such as 'Superman/Supergirl', 'Mascara' and set-closing crowd

  favourite, 'Weir' – Rolling Stone

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  Magic Dirt

  Magic Dirt, the seminal female fronted alternative rock band of the 90's, formed in 1991 in Geelong

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  Bodyjar

  Longevity. Not a word that can be aligned with many bands these days, but one that can certainly be applied to Aussie punk legends Bodyjar.

  For nearly 20 years now the band has consolidated their local &international following with relentless touring demonstrating the blistering high energy live shows that have made Bodyjar one of the most respected punk bands in the world. The band now boasts hordes of committed fans in Japan. America, Korea and Europe.

  Highly respected by their peers, the band can count amongst its fans members of The Foo Fighters, Yellow Card, Good Charlotte and Blink 182 who the band have toured with no fewer than 4 times, including being invited to tour America with for their hit album Anema of the State. This would coincide with being signed to Nitro records owned by The Offsprings Dexter Holland.

  You wont last long in the fickle music industry without killer songs & the ‘Jar have delivered consistently throughout their career, From the sonic assault of 1998's “No Touch Red” through to 2000's gold selling “How It Works" & 2002's “Plastic Skies”, the Jar have released a string of classics including top 20 singles “Not The Same”, "One In A Million" & "Too Drunk To Drive".

  The band entered a Hiatus in 2006 to find a normal life away from constant touring and recording, but could never shake the constant show offers and emails asking them to play and record. So finally they are back!

  With a renewed energy and flurry of incredible songs, the band have rediscovered their love of music, and are back with the brand new album. “Role Model” illustrates that love, allowing them to deliver what could be their more cohesive set of songs yet. The new album Role Model out on October 18 will leave no doubt in fan’s minds that Bodyjar still have it after all these years. Fast paced and full of melody and energy, the album showcases the rare talents of a band that has been around for 20 Years.