The Melbourne one-dayer is returning this November
Killing Heidi
Organisers says the first season of the series has generated over $888,000 for the live entertainment industry.
Together once again.
Try to 'Calm Down'.
Interviews were loose, budgets were big and loud guitar music reigned supreme
"I don't feel like there are any misses. We know what we're doing."
HUGE
Get ready for YesFest!
"Queer people in Australia continue to face discrimination every day, and it's high time that the majority stood up for…
Killing Heidi are hitting the road again.
Party like it's 1999!
"Getting rid of single use is the way of the future."
"PJ Harvey’s howling, searing second album, released in 1993, nearly tore my head off. I loved it. "
They're back.
A dose of cross-generational female Aussie rawk.
Another huge open air program.
And there's even more to come!
We knew they'd make it in the eeeeeeeeend.
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