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Posted on 30 December 2008
One of longest-running gigs in town, Moonshine deserves a pat on the back. Undoubtedly, one of the reasons behind its popularity is the music selection. You can expect to hear a variety of music, from ska (40 Winks who performed at Moonshine’s third anniversary) to modern rock (Moonshine favourites Tempered Mental). There is, of course, acoustic, heart-on-sleeve singer-songwriter material, the backbone of Moonshine.

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Posted on 30 December 2008
As a classically trained vocalist and a qualified vocal coach, Noryn Aziz has impressive singing chops. She is known for her passion for jazz and contemporary pop. Drawing her inspiration from jazz greats of the past and the present day such as the incomparable “First Lady of Song” Ella Fitzgerald, Rachelle Ferrell, Jill Scott, and neo-soul chanteuse Erykah Badu also doesn’t hurt this promising young star.

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Posted on 30 December 2008
From the land of Loch Ness monsters and haggis, come post-rock gods Mogwai. Fans of post-rock will skip this story entirely as attending the show is a no-brainer, but for those straddling the fence between attending or not, this story is for your benefit.

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Posted on 01 December 2008
Did anyone tell William Hung that it’s possible to achieve extraordinary fame, respect and a mob of fans without being the butt of everyone’s jokes?

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Posted on 01 December 2008
OK. So you missed the Australian indie rock band Van She at the Heineken Green Room party in November. You’re kicking yourself for missing another great gig. Fear not. This month you’ll have another band coming your way.