Tag: Brittany Long

Nautical Mile Sets Sail With New Tour

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Hailing from Western Australia, Perth-born pop-punk band Nautical Mile have just announced they're heading back to the east coast on tour, to celebrate the launch of their new single Marionette. Fresh out of the studio where they’ve been  locked away and busy writing new music the band have said, “We’re very excited to be heading back … Continue reading Nautical Mile Sets Sail With New Tour →

Live Gallery: Falcona 10th Birthday @ The Woolstore, Melbourne

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On a cold, dreary Melbourne day the esteemed Falcona Music celebrated their 10th Birthday in style, hosting the biggest birthday bash ever at Melbourne's The Woolstore on July 29th. Girl was there to capture all the celebrations.Featuring Approachable Members Of Your Local Community, GRAACE, Paces, George Maple, Hot Dub Time Machine, Carmouflage Rose, DMA'S & … Continue reading Live Gallery: Falcona 10th Birthday @ The Woolstore, Melbourne →

LIVE REVIEW: Jack River’s Sugar Mountain Ball dazzles Melbourne’s Forum Theatre

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Words + Photos: Brittany Long Jack River was Melbourne’s obsession as she brought her Sugar Mountain Ball tour to Melbourne’s Forum Theatre on June the 1st. The theme was ‘90s Prom’ with the goal being to give everyone “the prom night we all never had" and to come together to bring Jack's dream to life. … Continue reading LIVE REVIEW: Jack River’s Sugar Mountain Ball dazzles Melbourne’s Forum Theatre →

Live Review: Melbourne’s Corner Hotel hosts Laurel’s first Australian show

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Words + Photos: Brittany Long Wednesday the 22nd of May was a momentous evening that will go down in history for The Corner Hotel, who played host to Laurel’s first ever Australian show. Laurel is an up and coming UK artist hailing from London and it’s her first time on Australian soil. Supported by dynamic … Continue reading Live Review: Melbourne’s Corner Hotel hosts Laurel’s first Australian show →