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Laneway Gets A Blog!
1 September 2010
Welcome to the new Laneway blog, in which we'll be talking about all things Laneway, while also casting our net wider into the world of music beyond.
Is L.A. The New Brooklyn?
1 September 2010
Downtown L.A.'s thriving indie music community might just be beginning to rival its more famous east coast counterparts.
Dappled Cities covering Age of Consent by New Order
16 March 2010
Rocking the Classics thanks To Puma Archive Uncovered – here is Dappled Cities covering Age of Consent by New Order.
Philadelphia Grand Jury covering Your Cheatin Heart by Hank Williams
16 March 2010
Rocking the Classics thanks to Puma Archive Uncovered – here is Philadelphia Grand Jury covering Your Cheatin Heart by Hank Williams
Danimals, covering Kids by Sherlocks Daughter
16 March 2010
Rocking the Classics thanks To Puma Archive Uncovered – here is Danimals, covering Kids by Sherlocks Daughter
Black Lips covering You Must Be a Witch by Lollipop Shoppe
16 March 2010
Rocking the Classics thanks To Puma Archive Uncovered – here is Black Lips, covering You Must Be a Witch by Lollipop Shoppe
Philadelphia Grand Jury cover "Your Cheatin Heart"
10 March 2010
Live clip
Laneway Wraps For 2010
9 February 2010
'Times may have changed at Laneway Festival, but the commitment to amazing acts, unique settings and an unbeatable atmosphere hasn't wavered one bit.' - Fasterlouder
'Awesome' - Mess and Noise
'Three stages of music woven throughout a scenic, tropical-colonial-getaway-meets-level-of-DOOM setting...Yes please.' - The Vine
'Laneway was an overwhelming success...pretty close to musical nirvana' - Sunday Mail
The Laneway Festival is over for another year and, dare we say it, was the best one yet.
We are extremely proud that international artists the calibre of Florence + the Machine, The xx, Daniel Johnston, Mumford & Sons, the Black Lips, The Very Best and every other act on the bill were able to perform at this year's festival. We are just as proud that our local line-up (Sarah Blasko, The Middle East, Dappled Cities, Kid Sam, Eddy Current Suppression Ring etc etc etc) were every bit as classy. Each and every act put on a show-stopping performance and we couldn't be more grateful.
The weekend that was: Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney Laneway Festivals proclaimed the best so far.
3 February 2010
The Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney instalments of the Laneway Festival are done and dusted for another year, and we are pleased to say, were the most successful to date.
Five and a half thousand punters turned out to the Brisbane event on Friday afternoon and were treated to standout performances by newcomers Kid Sam, Hottest 100-toppers Mumford & Sons and the inimitable Dirty Three, amongst others...
Photo: 'Florence + The Machine at Sydney Laneway' by Daniel Boud (www.boudism.com)
Triple J Review: Sydney Laneway
3 February 2010
Brendan from Eddy Current Suppression Ring sings from on high as he scales the sandstone buildings, and plays (again) one of the best shows ever to close out the festival ... (review from: www.abc.net.au/triplej/zan/blog/s2806835.htm)
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