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Nov 16, 2008

The Vines have canceled all of their upcoming shows - including festival appearances (Homebake, Pyramid Rock and Big Day Out) and their scheduled November tour of Japan. Craig Nicholls' mental condition (he was diagnosed with aspergers syndrome in 2004) has dramatically worsened over the past month to the point where he needs to take some time away from the spotlight to seek medical help. #

Nov 5, 2008

More artists have been added to next year's Big Day Out including local acts The Drones, Sparkadia, The Vines, Children Collide, Mercy Arms and (surprise surprise) Little red, as well as some international peeps - Serj Tankian, Dropkick Murphys, Black Kids, Hot Chip, Holy Ghost, Lupe Fiasco and Z-Trip. These new faces (and old faces - Black Kids were soooo 2007) join the existing line-up which features exciting up-and-coming superstars such as Neil Young, The Living End and Sneaky Sound System. #

Aug 21, 2008

The Vines are playing shows again

Jul 15, 2008

Mr Twelve Major Chords (aka Angus the Destroyer) has given The Vines' new album, Melodia, a fairly positive write-up. In his review he makes a lot of good points about the band's ability to still churn out great two-minute pop rock numbers and the endless 'comeback' talk that seems to haunt them. We are still trying to find the words to sum up our own feelings towards the record. #

May 23, 2008

The Vines are not Spanish

Apr 29, 2008

The Vines unleash new single

From their fourth album, which is due out on July 12.

Apr 23, 2008

Splendour In The Grass line-up announced

Apr 19, 2008

The Vines will perform their new single at the Australian MTV Music Awards on Saturday, April 26. Their new album is due out later in the year. #

Nov 9, 2007

First line-up for the Golden Plains Festival announced

A lovely diverse array of artists including Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings, Ween, The Vines, Iron and Wine, The Dirtbombs, Beirut and loads more.

Oct 22, 2007

Ivy League's birthday bash now one night only

A while back we reported about a special double night celebration for Ivy League Records' 10th anniversary. The original plan of having the bands split over two big nights has now been scrapped and replaced with a new plan to pack as many awesome local bands into one night as physically possible.