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The band, like all music acts, weren’t able to tour in 2020 but they did release a new album. THE KINGDOM, their 8th studio album, came out in July, 2020. Kerrang! said it presented "a far heavier, more riff-based and muscular approach," and was a “return to the band’s glory days,” while American Songwriter reviewed it by saying BUSH "may have released its best yet."
The band is looking forward to their upcoming shows in Australia, dubbed the Under the Southern Stars Festival, playing alongside Cheap Trick and Stone Temple Pilots. The tour which begins in Wollongong on April 30, with stops in Newcastle, Gosford, Sydney, Adelaide, Hastings, Yarrawonga, Port Melbourne, Caloundra, Gold Coast and wrapping up in Brisbane on May 16. The band then go to Austria for the Nova Rock Fest on June 3, to the UK for the re-scheduled Download Festival on June 5, and wraps up with two shows (June 12/13) at the Rock Am Ring Festival in Germany. Be prepared to hear the hits, as singer Gavin Rossdale recently said in an interview, “People with long careers, if they have been lucky enough to have hits, you play them. You could write a song at 20-something and someone in their mid 40s can still enjoy it. It doesn’t have an ‘age by date sell by’ thing.”
Visit the band’s Section 101 powered website, BushOfficial.com, for ticketing details and more!
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Pentatonix Pentatonix were unable to tour as they usually do in October-December of this year, which freed up time for them to write and record their 2nd album of all original material, The Lucky Ones. This time out the group worked with noted producers Johan Carlsson, Matthew Koma and Dan Book, putting together 11 fresh tracks including “Coffee in Bed,” “Happy Now,” and “Be My Eyes.” American Songwriter magazine said, “The vocals are tighter, more alluring and commanding, and the lyrics feel more honest and grounded. When you compare the record against their first original LP, 2015’s self-titled, it’s almost night and day.” |
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Ani DiFranco It’s hard not to get excited when you hear Ani DiFranco is putting out new music. After being courted by major labels at the start of her career, Ani (thinking very much ahead) knew that directing her own career would pay off for her, and she couldn’t have been more right. |
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