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Fizzy Good Make Feel Nice (Highly Suggested Fun Times for the Weekend)

November 18, 2010

The Bleeding Knees Club
Friday November 19th
Woodland Bar
18+
$5
Good times to be had by all


Gareth Liddiard (The Drones)
Friday November 19th
The Old Museum
18+
$25.50 Oztix
Songs to melt your brain to


TWIN PEAKS THEMED PARTY!!
w/The Keep On Dancin’s
Saturday November 20th
18+
FREE before 10pm, $5 after

Many a good theme song to dance to – or murder to

July 15, 2010

Your Weekly Weekend Planner!


Thursdaaaayyy 15th July

– Lambda Lambda Lambda –

MOSES GUNN COLLECTIVE
TEENAGE WOLVES

$10 (student card gets you in for $5!)
Alhambra Lounge


Fridaaaaayy 16th July


SOUTHERN COMFORT (SYD)
BLANK REALM
THE SIPS
THE SEIZURES

Burst City $8 BYO

Saturdaaaayy 17th July

SUPER WILD HORSES(Melb) Album Launch
SOUTHERN COMFORT (Syd)
KITCHENS FLOOR
LOOMER

Lofly Hangar
$10 BYO

Sundaaaayy 18th July

Sunday Ice Cream Socialist/Bastard Theater of Brisbane
– a festival of the brisbane underground –
CURED PINK (SABBATICAL RECORDS TAPE LAUNCH)
CRAFT BANDITS
HEART FLEW
YOUT DIEM
KITTEN PARTY
SKY NEEDLE
6MAJIK9
PSY ANTS
AMBROSE CHAPEL
GERALD KEANEY + THE GERALD KEANEYS
DJ SLUG GUTS

and appearances from
OTHERFILM
THE NEGATIVE GUEST LIST
BEDROOM SUCK RECORDS
UNIQUE BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS
REAL BAD MUSIC
BATS MAGAZINE

Burst City $6 BYO

Enjoy the weekend, kids!

Some Cultured Stuff For Youse

June 23, 2010

Yes, the heading is a joke, for any of you questioning my sanity or appropriateness in approaching cultural content.

The weekend ahead holds many a cultural delight for all you artistic types as well as the next installment of the Label Parties in Fortitude Valley.

The Outpost Presents:

I Used To Skate Once (art exhibition + music)
THURSDAY 24TH JUNE
THE ZOO
FREE!!!

This is the 6th annual “I Used To Skate Once” exhibition organized by The Outpost’s Matt Brady and looks to be an absolute delight. The exhibition involves a collection of visual artists from around the world who bring with them a variety of styles, ideas, practices and intentions for your viewing pleasure. There’s also a host of local and national bands performing on the night.
Some of the visual artists involved include:
Porous Walker

Marcus Oakley

Stefan Marx
Andrew Gordon
Amber B Dianda
(see their blogspot for entire list cause there’s heaps!)

Music on the night from:
Per Purpose

Songs (Sydney)

Deadnotes feat The Legend (Everett True)
Community (formerly Stemford Hiss)
Swede Tooth

For more information check out the “I Used To Skate Once” blog. There’s an entire list of all the artists involved and on the bands as well.

Presented By the Brisbane City Council
Label Parties #4
Bedroom Suck Records
SATURDAY 26TH JUNE
FORTITUDE VALLEY MALL
FREE + ALL AGES!!!

Come support Brisbane’s local music scene! Three fantastic Brisbane bands + some Sydney kids play free in the Valley mall as part of the Brisbane City Council’s Label Parties.
These bands are fantastic live and a seminal part of the Brisbane music scene so come along and see these guys in action. I recommend wearing sensible shoes and not your favourite shirt – you may just lose and rip them respectively.

Blank Realm
Polyfox and the Union of the Most Ghosts (Sydney)
Knee Chin
Kitten Party

Liza Harvey

A Weekend Away…. or just stuff to do this weekend

May 28, 2010

Saturday


R.I.P Society; Label Party #3
Brunswick St Mall
7pm – 11pm
(the best news..) FREE!!!! & all ages
Kitchens Floor (Brisbane)
Royal Headache (Sydney)
Dead Farmers (Sydney)
Bed Wettin Bad Boys (Sydney)



Mardi Lumsden & The Rising Seas EP Launch

The Old Museum, cnr Bowen Bridge Rd and Gregory Tce, Bowen Hills
8pm
Tickets through Oztix
Mardi Lumsden & The Rising Seas
Scott Spark
Cascadeer

Sunday


Disembraining Machine #8
The Tidy at Alchemix Studios
29A Logan Road, Woolloongabba
7pm
FREE!!
Skerreks
Cup Suits
Scraps
Teen Sex
The Vampire Rough remembers ZenCityFitness
Unfortunately none of these acts has anything to link you to, and I know that for Skerreks & Cup Suits, Disembraining Machine #8 is going to be their one and only performance. So I recommend this highly for any of you out there who love the little out of the ordinary to check this out for sure.

Women In Music – Rap Reversal
Browning St Studios, West End
7pm
$5!!
Female artists do acoustic cover of sexist rap songs! A beautiful line up of extremely talented young, up and coming female artists. I definitely recommend checking these lovely ladies out.

Enjoy your weekend kids! Don’t do anything silly… unless it’s fun!

Liza Harvey

Brian Chase (drummer from the Yeah Yeah Yeahs) Interview

May 14, 2010


Brian Chase & Seth Misterka Duo
I caught up with Brian Chase, most famously known of course for his work as a drummer in NY based the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, this afternoon for a quick chat about his latest Australian tour. Brian is in Australia at the moment touring with saxophonist Seth Misterka. Misterka holds his own within the Brooklyn underground music scene, contributing to over 100 albums during his career. Together they have created a free improvised jazz duo, generating moving soundscapes and kaleidoscope sounds, and are performing all this month around Australia.

Brian and I chatted about the difference between drumming in a conventional band like the YYYs versus the heavily improvised performances he does with Seth. He also had some really interesting stuff to say about the exciting new music coming out of the Brooklyn underground music scene, as well as about how much he and Seth enjoyed playing at the Melbourne Jazz Festival last week. I certainly learned a lot during this interview and I’m sure you will too.

Listen in to 4zZz on Wednesday morning between 6 and 9am on Grace Nye’s show The Inconvenience Party to listen to the interview. If you want to check out Brian Chase & Seth Misterka Duo, they’re playing at the Tribal Theatre this coming Friday the 21st of May, and I highly recommend that you do!
– Liza Harvey 14th May 2010

4ZzZ’S WEEKLY UPDATE VOL.30

November 9, 2009

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So we’re getting to the pointy end of 2009 and while the shops begin to play those oh-so-annoying Christmas carols over and over and over again, we at 4ZzZ want to give your ears a break and let you choose the music you want to hear.

We want you to sort through every song you heard played on 4ZzZ in the past year and pick your favourite. Done that? It’s no easy feat! But when you’re happy with your selection, it’s time for you to cast your vote for your favourite song of 2009 in the 4ZzZ Hot 100!

Remember, you must be a subscriber to vote and you can only do it once, so make sure you make your vote count! (more…)

Newsbyte – Edward Guglielmino plays tonight!

October 21, 2009

If you’re looking for something to do tonight, head to Alumbra Lounge in the Valley to see Edward Guglielmino. Here’s a taste of what you might be in for….

ZEDLETTER #27

October 20, 2009
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Three stages… three days… 60 artists…  In wake of the 2009 Valley Fiesta we at 4ZzZ can’t seem to stop ourselves from singing ‘We Luv the Valley Oh’! Completely free and jam packed with all-ages entertainment, we see our very own suburb host the largest outdoor street party Brisbane’s had on record. (more…)

Zedletter

September 29, 2009

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Do you want to have some fun in the sun this October listening to some top Aussie bands while supporting your favourite local radio station?

Fresh Fest 09 is on Saturday 17th of October at Carrara Sporting Complex on the Gold Coast and is hosting some hot new up-and-coming bands alongwith a few old favourites. (more…)

Gig guide!!

September 17, 2009

The only place you need to go to have a good time this weekend is the backyard. For Brisbane Festival, peeps are lending their backyards to performances in the name of creativity and entertainment. Pear and the Awkward Orchestra are on Friday night at Hamilton, Miguel are performing Saturday night at Yeronga and 10divas follow up on Sunday at Brookfield. So if you’re after something a bit different to the usual local fare, tickets are only $11.50, and you never know, the venue could be just around the corner. Check out the program here! (more…)