EVENT HANDBOOK LORNE VICTORIA 28 DEC 2013 1 JAN 2014
EMERGENCY information IN CASE OF EMERGENCY 1. Report any emergency or unusual situation to event personnel immediately. 2. Always remain calm and walk rather than run. 3. The Main Arena is a “safe place” and is the emergency assembly point during the Festival, unless instructed otherwise. 4. Stay at the Festival venue. You will be directed to leave only once it is safe to leave.
5. Keep clear all roads and tracks throughout the Festival for emergency vehicles at all times. 6. You will be kept fully informed through the main stage speakers, loud hailers, super screen and trained personnel. 7. Always follow instructions from trained personnel and look out for yourself, your friends and others at all times.
FIRE SAFETY A comprehensive Risk Assessment and Risk Management Plan for the Festival and surrounding environment has been completed with input from Australia’s most respected fire scientist, Dr Kevin Tolhurst, the Country Fire Authority, Event Fire Services, Surf Coast Shire and the Department of Sustainability and Environment. You are here enjoying the Festival because it is safe to do so. The Festival is safe because: 1. The Festival is surrounded by a wet environment, meaning a bushfire offsite would have little or no impact onsite. 2. Fuel reduction work has been undertaken (you might notice the low vegetation under the big trees around most of the venue has been removed). 3. The Festival is well resourced with a private fire service, lots of water, equipment and trained personnel. YOU have an important role too: 1. A total fire ban is in place – including camp stoves. 2. Gas bottles can be dangerous – check yours in for safe storage via the Info Tent.
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3. Carefully dispose of cigarette butts and keep your campsite free from rubbish (fire fuel). 4. Flares and fireworks are really dangerous – they can start fires whether they land on someone’s tent or out in the bush. They also malfunction and hurt people. If you see anyone with a flare or fireworks, report them to event personnel immediately. If you brought your own, leave them alone – you will be fined $2,000 by the Event Fire Services Australia if you let one off. 5. Smoke and embers onsite means that there is a fire offsite and the safest place to be is the main arena – stay at the Festival and in the Main Arena unless you are directed to leave. There are enough resources to keep you safe onsite. 6. Keep clear all roads and tracks throughout the Festival for emergency vehicles at all times. 7. Check out the things to do IN CASE OF EMERGENCY, listed above.
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Ohk, we’re here, its time, get ready. Let us begin by welcoming you to our patch of Lorne / lawn, we’ve spent the year preparing for your arrival so let’s have some fun. 2013 is dwindling, let’s see her off together. Falls has finally come of age, it’s our 21st anniversary and we’re thrilled that you’re here to help us celebrate! We’re a festival that has been loved by so many for so long, proving that we’re way more stud than dud. It’s been a big year for us, gaining another sister festival in Byron Bay who joins our other long-term partner in crime, Marion Bay. Teamwork. We hope that your days with us are some of your best, make friends and memories that will last an eternityyyy. If you need any help ask our staff, volunteers, Medical Centers, Info Stations etc – we’re all here to help you. Scan over this here guide, it has everything you’ll need to know. Take your time, take it easy and take care of each other. Falls x
WELCOME
FOR YOUR INFORMATION
We’re all here to have a good time, so take a moment to acquaint yourself with the essential rules, tips and services. Enviro-Loo’s: Our environmentally friendly composting toilets are located throughout the campgrounds and the main arena, see the map for locations. Showers: Rub-a-dub-dub, we have them located in most campgrounds. Check the map for locations. Phone charging will be available at the Vanessa Van in the main arena. The Info Tent: Self-explanatory really. Located in the Main Arena, head there for lost property, to sign up for after event clean up or just pop in for a chat. Along with the info tent we have a medical centre, fire authority base and eftpos facilities are available at the token booth with a $1 transaction fee. There are no public phones onsite. Information Stations: Located throughout the campgrounds, check yo’ map. Manned by appointed Falls sheriffs, these guys are here to help in any way they can, go and say hi. General Store: If you forgot to bring something to Falls *facepalm* don’t worry, chances are we have it for you at the General Store! Head there for ice, camping needs, drinks, chips and more. Cloak Room: We have a cloak room available in the General Store, nice and easy. Recycling and rubbish: Help Mother Nature out, collect recyclable waste from the main arena and take a full bag to the Recycling Exchange Tent and receive free drink tokens. Bags contaminated with general waste won’t be accepted. Campground waste can be deposited at the waste points located at each campground toilet block or on the side of the roads running throughout the campgrounds. Extra bags can be obtained from the toilet block waste points, Information Stations or from the main arena Recycling Exchange Tent. Eating: Everyone is a foodie these days, so to keep all of your bellies happy we’ve assembled a great mix of gastronomic delights to tempt you with. Wander ‘round and sample them all. Drinking: We’re a strictly no BYO event, however we have great bars with fair prices. Bars are located in the Main Arena, The Grand Theatre, at top of the arena and even The Village (afternoon only); you’ll need to buy your tokens from the separate Token Booth first (see map). Tokens are non-refundable so buy them as you need them. Wristbands: Once you arrive, swap your ticket for
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a non-transferable wristband at one of our booths. This colourful arm candy is your ticket for the event, so you must keep it on for the entire festival to get in and out of the arenas and stay onsite. LOST OR DAMAGED WRISTBANDS WILL NOT BE REPLACED Buses and getting around: You cannot drive your car in and out, so if you leave in a vehicle, you won’t get back in. We have a regular shuttle bus that connects the festival site to Lorne and back again. To jump on board you’ll need to purchase yourself a return bus ticket from the Token Booth, take care of this one, you must have it to re-enter the festival after your beach break. The bus stop in Lorne is located on Smith St below the school and on the festival site is just inside Gate 5. A regular shuttle bus also connects Sabine Fields to the main arena 24 hours a day. No bus operates to the Otway Fields campground – there’s a lovely walking track instead. For all bus operating hours, see pg 6. If you need RACV, visit them on the hill inside Gate 3. RULES & SAFETY No Glass: of any kind, including food or drink packaging. It’s a hazard for people as well as the animals that live here. Total Fire Ban: No BBQ’s, gas bottles, flares, fireworks, sparklers, campfires etc. The CFA will be around to keep things cool, they’ll be issuing fines and ejecting those that are doing the wrong thing. Deposit your gas bottle with the CFA (located near gate 3) for safe keeping throughout the festival (for a gold coin donation). No BYO Alcohol: it’s a part of our licensing that allows us to host this amazing event. Always drink plenty of water, watch your drinks and look after your friends. No Recording: sound and visual recordings of the festival are prohibited; still cameras are A-OK - for private use only. If it’s Illegal offsite then it’s illegal onsite. Uniformed and undercover police will be onsite throughout the event, so just do the right thing and you’ll be fine. If you have taken any drugs, please visit the medical centre for help keeping safe. (continued pg 6)
WELCOME
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WELCOME (from pg 4)
No douche bags! This festival is about having fun and making friends, not enemies - so moshing, crowd surfing, stage diving and all manner of unsafe acts are best left at home. Please respect the festival Boundaries and stay within the permitted fenced zones. The internal roads must be kept clear for two-way emergency vehicles at all times so please ensure your campsite doesn’t encroach on these pathways. Slip, Slop, Slap! Protect yourself by wearing a hat, protective clothing and plenty of sunscreen throughout the day - which you’ll find at all hand wash stations thanks to our friends at LeTan. To avoid those chilly nights Rug Up and stay warm. Use Earplugs to protect your hearing. For diabetics and others in need of using Sharps during the event, there are equipment disposal bins in one cubicle of each main toilet block; you’ll spot them by the identifying stickers on the cubical doors. Make sure you keep your H2O levels up. Bottled Water is available for purchase from caterers, and our lovely fresh water tanks are nice and full and freely available throughout the site, check the map for water points.
Keep In Touch with your friends and familiarise yourself with the lay of the land, including your camping location. We’re all friends at Falls so look after yourself and others. If you need help, or you see someone who looks like they need help, just ask! The medical team, security and event staff are all on your side and only care about making sure everyone is ok. You’ll find most of them in the main arena, Information Stations or stop by the campground bases located near each toilet block. Prevention is better than cure so have fun but pace yourself and try not to over do it. It’s a big festival and best experienced from the outside of the Medical Centre. For the Drive Home, everyone departs the festival in the morning on Jan 1st, so be patient and drive carefully. Respect everyone else on the road, especially the local residents. Vanessa (the bright orange bus) and TAC have Free Breath Testing facilities located inside of Gate 4, Gate 6, the Information Stations, Sabine Fields and the Otway Campgrounds. Drop by and say hi before you depart. If you’ve had a drink the night before, take advantage of this service and look after your mates.
HOURS OF OPERATION GATES:
Dec 28: 11am – 9pm Dec 29-31: 9am – 9pm Jan 01: Close at 2pm
MAIN BAR:
Dec 28: 12pm – 12 midnight. Dec 29, Dec 30, Dec 31: 12pm – late
GRAND THEATRE BAR:
Dec Dec Dec Dec
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28: 3pm – late 29: 12noon – late 30: 12noon – late 31: 12noon – late
THE VILLAGE BAR:
Dec Dec Dec Dec
28: Closed 29: 12noon-6pm 30: 12noon-6pm 31: 12noon-6pm
TOP BAR:
Dec Dec Dec Dec
28: 2pm – late 29: 12noon – late 30: 12noon – late 31: 12noon – late
THE VILLAGE:
Dec 28: Closed Dec 29: 11am – 8pm Dec 30: 11am – 6pm & 1am – 4am. Dec 31: 11am – 6pm & 1am – dawn.
SHUTTLE BUSES TO LORNE:
Dec 28: 1 2pm – 10pm (in only) 12am – 2am (out only) Dec 29: 1 0am – 10pm (in only) 12am – 2am (out only) Dec 30: 8 am – 6pm (in and out) 12am – 2am (out only) Dec 31: 8 am – 6pm (in and out) 12am – 2am (out only) Jan 01: 7am – 3pm (out only)
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Dec 31: 7pm
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GREEN BELT
It’s not that easy being green but it’s definitely worth the effort. Take a gander at the beautiful grounds that are the beating heart of this great festival. The grass is low, the air is fresh, the animals are happy – which is how we’d like it to stay. Take care of the fields and please leave your campsites as you found them. Shake Your Butts but please don’t drop them on the ground. Cigarette butting stations are located at the bottom of most festoon lighting poles. Clean Up Your Act and place all your recyclables in the clear plastic bags and all other general waste in the black plastic bags provided. It’s really important that recycling bags are not contaminated with general waste. Full bags can be placed at the Waste and Recycling Stations located in the campground bases near the toilet blocks or on the edge of any of the internal festival roads for collection. You’ll be given bags as you arrive but if require more, you can grab them from the Waste & Recycling Stations, Information Stations or the Recycling Exchange Tent located in the Main Arena.
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Binning is winning; fill a bag with cans for recycling (clear bag) from the main arena only and return them to the Recycling Exchange Tent to receive free drink tokens! En guarde, our fencing is here for a very good reason, to protect the wildlife and flora that lives in the surrounding forest reserves. Please stay within these boundaries. Bottoms Up: Our composting loos are green, clean and flush free. These custom made facilities are the finest you’ll find at any major event and by using them you’re helping us save over 180 kilo liters of water and saving 160 kilo litres of raw sewage from making its way to the ocean. All solid waste is composted and fed back to the lands throughout the year, creating a rich organic soil. See the map for locations. Smells like community spirit! Every year $1 from every ticket sold ($47,000) is donated by the festival to local community projects in Lorne, Byron and Marion Bay. In 2013 The Lorne residents gave their portion of funding to the Casey Tuntungi foundation, Casey was a Falls volunteer who suffered a debilitating spinal cord injury. The community has shown a great deal of strength and has rallied together for this great guy.
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THE 2013 FALLS MUSIC & ARTS FESTIVAL PERFORMERS This year we’re bringing music of the spheres together, something for everyone. Dip into the artist profiles, plan a schedule, stick to at least half of it and just enjoy your time here. Discovering new bands is half the fun, have a wander.
ASTA
Tasmanian songstress & triple j Unearthed High winner Asta has built a reputation for top-notch ethereal pop. With songs like ‘My Heart Is On Fire’ and ‘Escape’ burning up the airwaves, the nation is falling in love with this mind bogglingly young talent.
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Busting onto the scene a few years ago with the unstoppable ‘Me and Guiliani Down by the Schoolyard’, these Brooklyn natives have been noisily carving a feelgood niche for themselves, and will return to our shores with a hugely anticipated live show in tow.
BIG SCARY
A special breed of ‘stop your car, listen and wait until the back announcer lets you know what that amazing song was’ – that’s Big Scary. Their 2013 album Not Art features tracks like ‘Phil Collins’, ‘Luck Now’ and ‘Harmony Sometimes’, all mini-masterpieces crammed into 3 minutes. On stage they are no less visceral.
ANNA LUNOE
Supporting acts like Lupe Fiasco, Daft Punk, M.I.A and The Chemical Brothers with her strong tribal, two-step garage beats. Her mission is to get the crowd dancing and she succeeds, Lunoe has built a huge reputation for her DJ skills and general lust for life. The perfect way to kick off or wind down your night!
BOMBINO
Bombino is an acclaimed guitarist and songwriter from Agadez in Niger. His unlikely musical partnership with Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys has taken his incendiary rock and blues to the world. He will be making his maiden Australian voyage this summer!
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BONOBO
There are musicians, there are DJ’s and then there is Bonobo. Hailing from Brighton, the man known as Simon Green to his folks has spent the better part of a decade mastering the culmination of precise DJ and electronic work with live band instrumentalism, culminating in this year’s larger than life record The North Borders.
BORN RUFFIANS
Toronto’s indie rock trio creates a jaunty mix of shifty guitar riffs and hyper-chic vocals for a Pixies-esque shredded kind of sweetness. The band’s first album, Red Yellow & Blue arrived in spring 2008, they returned with 2010’s Say It and now in 2013, they’ve delivered their fourth studio album, Birthmarks, featuring the single “Needle.”
THE CAT EMPIRE
It may be an oversimplification but The Cat Empire has always been a band created for the singular purpose of making people dance. Harry, Felix and the boys are becoming nothing short of institutions on the Australian festival landscape – they really need no introduction. They’ll get a hell of a reception though.
CHET FAKER
He’s the man with the beard. His beard would give The Beards a run for their beard money. Much more than a hirsute object though, the hairy Melbournite has taken the local and international scene by storm – Faker’s down tempo soul and electronica sounds have seen him gain huge, much deserved popularity.
CITIZEN KAY
One of the most exciting young rapper / producers in Australia today, described as Australia’s answer to Lupe Fiasco and ‘the White Stripes of hip-hop’. His recent The Yes! EP confirmed Citizen Kay’s bourgeoning reputation as an artist capable of transcending genres and limitations – creating a sound that is uniquely his own.
CRYSTAL FIGHTERS
Crystal Fighters have a unique sound, which, despite their London origins, is steeped in Euro culture. You’ll know their huge hit ‘Love Is All I Got’ and their newest record Cave Rave, which bears even more of that travelling folktronica goodness.
CYRIL HAHN
Gaining notoriety after dropping glacial reverb all over Destiny Child’s ‘Say My Name’, the Swiss-born, Canada-based wunderkind has frisked up everything from HAIM to Solange to the xx – making him one of the most in demand producers on the planet at the moment.
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DAPPLED CITIES
One of the bravest, most forward thinking acts on the Australian landscape. Known for their skewed take on guitars (and life), these lads have always had a knack for providing a special kind of warped brilliance right when we need it most. On stage they are tight as a drum and no less bouncy.
EGO
Ego’s audio-visual live show is a multi-sensory odyssey – parading herds of popculture samples through psychedelic cinema-scapes on-screen, all the while serving up genre-melding, club DJ sets to the dance floor. An Ego show is an experience like no other.
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THE DELTA RIGGS
Springing forth from Melbourne, The Delta Riggs have been flat tack making a name for themselves over the past year with their no holds barred, melodic, fourto-the-floor style. Having just released their killer debut album HEX.LOVER.KILLER and its accompanying single ‘Rah Rah Radio’ – the boys have cut a swathe through the airwaves.
EMMA LOUISE
First stirring us with her stunning debut single ‘Jungle’, this Brisbane native is a rare breed of songstress. Leaving her folk sound behind and unleashing the sublime ‘Boy’ late last year, the single was a precursor to her brilliant debut record Vs Head Vs Heart, which has become a favourite among critics and audiences alike.
DUSTIN TEBBUTT
The name on everyone’s lips of late. Be it via the power of a really great song, the hype machine in overdrive or just that voice – that amazing swoon of a voice – a reputation is building. Our suggestion is to get in on the bottom floor before this young man explodes.
FLIGHT FACILITIES
Flight Facilities literally burst onto the scene in 2010 with their massive single ‘Crave You’. They have a hell of a knack for creating chilled out electro numbers like ‘Foreign Language’ and the blissful ‘Clair De Lune’ which, accompanied by a stunning video, landed at number 17 in last year’s Hottest 100.
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GENERIK
He claims to be the first DJ to have played on the Moon. Whether that’s true or not (we can’t exactly prove that he hasn’t, right?), DJ Generik has certainly clocked up enough frequent flyer points to earn himself a round trip to space by now with his mix of techno, house, club and dance tunes.
HANNI EL KHATIB
Describing his music as being tailor made for anyone “who has ever been shot or hit by a train”. Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys produced the San Franciscan’s latest record Head In The Dirt, and Khatib certainly shares that sense of economy and ability to transform a melody into huge energy.
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GOSSLING
As far as highly anticipated Australian albums go, it’d be pretty hard to go past Gossling’s debut album ‘Harvest of Gold’ released this year. With a live show as charming as it is breathtaking – it’s a treat to welcome this young lady of the future back to the Falls stage.
HERMITUDE
One of the undisputed breakout stories of last year was Blue Mountains based hip-hop outfit Hermitude. With their unavoidable single ‘Speak Of The Devil’, its J Award winning clip and finally their Australian Music Prize winning album Hyperparadise.
GRIZZLY BEAR
One of the best-loved indie bands on the planet! These Brooklyn natives built a legion of fans with their albums–Yellow House, Veckitamest and Shields. The heady mix of the twin falsetto and tenor vocals of Ed Droste and Daniel Rossen accompanied by woozy atmospherics make Grizzly Bear a peerless proposition.
HIATUS KAIYOTE
With a somewhat indefinable style that incorporates Stevie Wonder, Otis Redding and Tupac Shakur as well as traditional flamenco and influences from Mali and Colombia, Hiatus Kaiyote are a collection of musicians ready to open your eyes.
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HORRORSHOW
These dexterous WestSydney lads known as Solo and Adit have thrived. Horrowshow have moved from strength to strength, blitzing festivals, sold out tours and dominating internationally as they go. King Amongst Many is the title of the new record and it’s completely accurate.
JOHNNY MARR
Finding fame with his experimental and downright game changing guitar work and song writing for The Smiths, Johnny Marr has become one of popular music’s greatest innovators to strap on a 6 string. Playing songs from both The Smiths and his debut solo album The Messenger, don’t miss this one!
JACKIE ONASSIS
Jackie Onassis are all about the good times. As the best kept secret in Aussie hip-hop, these two young Sydney-siders have settled in as part of the One Day crew and specialise in the sharp delivery of rich, catchy melodies, 808 beats and live instrumentation.
THE JOHN STEEL SINGERS
One of Australia’s best indie bands right now are the lads from Brisbane, The John Steel Singers. Their new album ‘Everything’s A Thread’ is filled with Afro-pop basslines; choppy power pop guitars-and-drums; Eno-esque weirdness; high, boys-on-the-beach vocal lines and dance moves reminiscent of Manchester’s late ’80s E-peak.
JAMES VINCENT MCMORROW
With a sound both timeless and modern, Irishman James Vincent McMorrow landed on Australian radars with last year’s enthralling album Early In The Morning and its stunning single ‘If I Had A Boat’. His songs pack sweet-as-honey falsettos and lyricisms that have you literally hanging on every next word.
LITTLE BASTARD
Little Bastard in name and reputation, this 7-strong collection of hairy, ramshackle Sydney-siders have come together with the soul purpose of creating a mighty din. Guitars, bass, fiddle, banjo, harmonica, mandolin, beats and a hell of a lot of voices are used to lure you in to swoon and bounce you out with energy.
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GRAND THEATRE 11.10-12.00 10.00-11.00 8.00-9.30 7.00-7.50 6.20-7.00 5.30-6.20 4.30-5.30 4.00-4.30 3.00-4.00
GRAND THEATRE 2.10-4.00 1.10-2.10 12.00-1.10 11.00-11.50 10.10-10.50 9.20-10.00 8.10-9.00 6.50-7.50 5.50-6.30 4.40-5.30 3.30-4.20 2.20-3.10 1.10-2.00 12.20-1.00 11.20-12.00
SATURDAY 28 DEC
LATE NITE TUFF GUY MOUNTAIN MOCHA KILIMANJARO HOT DUB TIME MACHINE CLAIRY BROWNE & THE BANGIN RACKETTES LEGS AKIMBO THE CORRESPONDENTS LEGS AKIMBO TOM THUM LEGS AKIMBO
MONDAY 30 DEC
MOTORIK VIBE COUNCIL M4SONIC TYLER TOUCHE TOUCH SENSITIVE WAVE RACER REMI HIATUS KAIYOTE RUFUS VYDAMO THUNDAMENTALS VIOLENT SOHO THE WAR ON DRUGS COMEDY: RONNY CHIENG + AMOS GILL + NATH VALVO GOSSLING PERCH CREEK FAMILY JUGBAND
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VALLEY STAGE 1.00-2.00 11.20-12.50 9.50-11.00 8.40-9.30 7.30-8.20 6.20-7.10 5.10-6.00 4.00-4.50 2.50-3.40 1.50-2.30 12.50-1.30 12.00-12.30 11.10-11.40
VALLEY STAGE 1.10-2.00 11.50-12.50 10.30-11.30 9.10-10.10 7.50-8.50 6.30-7.20 5.20-6.10 4.10-5.00 3.00-3.50 1.50-2.30 12.40-1.30 11.50-12.20 11.00-11.30
VALLEY STAGE TUESDAY 31 DEC
3.00-4.00 GENERIK 1.30-3.00 LATE NITE TUFF GUY 12.30-1.30 ANNA LUNOE 11.10-12.20 HORRORSHOW 10.00-10.40 WILLOW BEATS 8.40-9.30 JACKIE ONASSIS 7.30-8.20 TWINSY 6.30-7.10 CITIZEN KAY 5.20-6.10 DAPPLED CITIES 4.10-5.00 JAMES VINCENT MCMORROW 3.00-3.50 THE PAPER KITES 1.50-2.40 COMEDY:DAVE CALLAN + DAVID QUIRK + MICHAEL HING 1.00-1.40 DUSTIN TEBBUTT 12.00-12.40 THE DELTA RIGGS 11.00-11.40 MUSTERED COURAGE
1.20-2.20 12.30-1.10 11.00-12.10 9.40-10.40 8.20-9.20 8.00-8.20 7.10-8.00 5.50-6.50 4.30-5.30 3.20-4.00 2.20-3.00 1.20-2.00 12.20-1.00 11.30-12.00 10.00-11.00
SUNDAY 29 DEC CYRIL HAHN THE ROOTS MGMT FLIGHT FACILITIES SOLANGE LONDON GRAMMAR BOMBINO OWL EYES TOM ODELL SMITH STREET BAND THE MURLOCS LITTLE BASTARD WELCOME TO COUNTRY
MONDAY 30 DEC !!! (CHK CHK CHK) THE WOMBATS CRYSTAL FIGHTERS NEIL FINN GRIZZLY BEAR POND CHET FAKER WHITE DENIM EMMA LOUISE THE JOHN STEEL SINGERS HANNI EL KHATIB ASTA OLIVER TANK
TUESDAY 31 DEC EGO (AV SHOW) HERMITUDE VAMPIRE WEEKEND THE CAT EMPIRE VIOLENT FEMMES FALLS FIESTA THE RUBENS BONOBO JOHNNY MARR WOLF AND CUB BIG SCARY BORN RUFFIANS THE PREATURES MEG MAC YOGA 213: HIP HOP YOGA
ENTERTAINMENT
LONDON GRAMMAR
‘Wasting My Young Years’, the debut single from London Grammar is one of those rare pieces of music with the ability to stop you dead in your tracks. It comes from their critically acclaimed debut album If You Wait which has seen their popularity on our shores sky-rocket.
MGMT
After charming all and sundry with their debut album Oracular Spectacular and subsequent classics like ‘Kids’ and ‘Electric Feel’, they took an epic left turn with 2010’s mind bending Congratulations. MGMT, everyone’s favourite space nerds, are now back with a new self-titled album and a whole new set of tricks!
M4SONIC
M4SONIC has become the latest Australian to harness the power of YouTube. After discovering the Novation Launchpad, he uploaded a self-made video of his mashup ‘Weapon’ that, in less than three weeks, garnered more than a million views! Added to this he’s provided the soundtrack to the ultra viral (119 million views) EDM parody ‘The Fox’.
MOTORIK VIBE COUNCIL
Motorik Vibe Council started life as an underground, monthly, pop up techno party dedicated to bringing its devotees the underside of the underground. Utilising warehouses and studio spaces, sometimes BYO and sometimes free – with all members striving for the same beats. It’s about hard techno and a good vibe, get involved!
MEG MAC
A Sydney local at heart, 22 year old Megan McInerney is the sonorous songstress behind Meg Mac. Growing up with the likes of Motown and Soul, she oozes soulful pop melodies reminiscent of Amy Winehouse whilst retaining her own unique flair.
THE MURLOCS
Emerging from a vibrant Melbourne garage scene The Murlocs are all about a blown out, distorted brand of soulful R&B. Informed by the likes of The Nuggets and carrying with them a distinctive 60’s vibe, they describe their genre as “sloppy” but like a really good kebab at 3am, it’s a sloppy kind of love.
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ENTERTAINMENT
MUSTERED COURAGE
On the back of their second album Powerlines, this Melbourne bluegrass quartet have proven themselves deserving of a place at the top of the Australian roots scene. If you like your tunes with bite – Mustered Courage are your men!
OWL EYES
Owl Eyes (aka Brooke Addamo) continues the intrigue as she delivers her first full-length project this year Nightswim. A remarkably deep, ultra-modern, vibrant collection, Nightswim not only showcases Brooke’s signature pop sensibilities and sublime taste, it firmly establishes her as one of music’s brightest and most innovative songwriters.
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NEIL FINN
What is there to say about Neil Finn that hasn’t already been said? Very little. The man is a musical institution, as the lead man of Crowded House, Split Enz and more! He’s coming to the Falls stage with solo works and past hits that will keep you singing and dancing.
THE PAPER KITES
No doubt you will have heard one of their sublimely hushed tunes on the wireless – whether it be ‘Woodland’ from their debut EP, ‘Maker of My Time’ from it’s follow up Young North, or their debut long player States which is simply stunning.
OLIVER TANK
At the forefront of Australia’s thriving electronic scene, 23 year old Sydneysider Oliver Tank has made a name for himself with his deft, blissed out glitch pop. Citing the likes of James Blake and Bon Iver as influences, Oliver released his debut EP Dreams to amazing reviews all over the globe.
PERCH CREEK FAMILY JUG BAND
These guys have anthropologists baffled. Why did they turn out the way they are? Was it because they all drank from the muddy waters of Perch Creek from birth? Either way, circumstances conspired to create a band of siblings with an incredibly unique and diverse sound that seems to find its way through the cracks between a vast array of genres.
ENTERTAINMENT
POND
Riding high on the wave of crazy excess afforded by Beard Wives Denim, their breakout album of last year, WA psychedelic devotees Pond are back with Hobo Rocket. First single ‘Xanman’ is a classic piece of chunky guitar riffery, resplendent with Nick Allbrook’s now signature wail.
THE ROOTS
The thinking man’s hiphop act, this Philly-based collective have been kicking around for no less than 25 years. You’ll know their massive hit ‘The Seed’ but there is so much more to The Roots – not least a knock-down-drag-out, riot of a live show.
THE PREATURES
Sydney-siders The Preatures just make everything look so easy – whether it be their cool-as-fuck on stage swagger, their retro-modern acid wash video clips or their girl-boy will-they-or-won’tthey vocal styles. And the songs! Dear God the songs! ‘Is This How You Feel’, ‘Take A Card’ and more. Don’t miss.
THE RUBENS
Their debut album was an unmitigated success, with singles like ‘Lay It Down’ and ‘My Gun’ entering the national song consciousness quicker than you can say “hand picked Bruce Springsteen support”. Dreams really do come true, but for a band like The Rubens, the dream was really just the catalyst.
REMI
Expertly balancing singing and rapping, Remi represents a young artist that is almost too smart for his own good. Almost that is – but not quite, as the tonguein-cheek braggadocios style of this 22 year old Melbournite is exactly the breath of fresh air we need right now.
RUFUS
Sydney synth warriors RUFUS have been pricking up ears all over the country of late, riding a wave of radio play and an ecstatic live show to some serious props. Their debut album Atlas was recently made feature album on triple j, with tracks like ‘This Summer’ causing a stir and earning these lads a devoted following.
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ENTERTAINMENT
THE SMITH STREET BAND
One of the most talked about Australian bands of recent times, Melbourne’s The Smith Street Band – making the kind of music you can devote your life to. Their shows often evolve into sweaty chaotic affairs replete with legions of devoted, rabid fans screaming their trademark anthemic lyrics back at the stage. It’s a trip. Get involved!
TOM ODELL
Tom Odell is the latest in an extremely successful lineage of British singer songwriters to take on the world armed with little other than a collection of cracking tunes. Odell’s debut album Long Way Down made its way to number 1 on the 2013 British charts with singles like ‘Another Love’ and ‘Hold Me’.
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SOLANGE
‘Losing You’ was the infectious single from Solange’s debut EP of last year. Categorically, we can state that there wasn’t a single NYE party worth it’s salt that didn’t drop this jam. Teaming up with indie king Dev Hynes for her latest EP True, cements Solange’s pop sensibilities and status as the undeniable queen of cool.
TOUCH SENSITIVE
Known as something as a shapeshifter, Touch Sensitive (aka dance producer Michael Di Francesco) is taking a break from his day job as a multi instrumentalist for Van She to spend some time creating delicious danceable beats.
THUNDAMENTALS
Sydney trio Thundamentals specialise in the kind of chilled out, soul drenched hip-hop that, when done right, can have you simultaneously nodding and scratching your head. The lads have recently dropped their latest killer single ‘Smiles Don’t Lie’ from their upcoming third album.
TWINSY
A new kind of super group, Twinsy is the brainchild of Michael Belsar (Hunting Grounds) and Guy Chappell (Yacht Club DJ’s). Another result of the bourgeoning Ballarat scene – these two troublemakers specialise in good vibes. Twinsy incorporate driving drums and strong vocals with the odd sprinkling of electric and sampling strewn throughout.
ENTERTAINMENT
TYLER TOUCHE
Describing his sound as “nu-disco” – Tyler Touche is a 16 year old funkster out of Brisbane who is on a quest to discover the secrets of the French Touch. With a nostalgic mix of 80’s synth sounds and modern electro, he was a finalist in 2012’s triple j Unearthed High competition.
VIOLENT SOHO
Known for giving absolutely zero fucks – it’s Violent Soho. Australia’s favourite Brisbane boys and purveyors of skull crushery have just released their third album Hungry Ghost which sees them poised to take the crown as the kings of clever grunge.
VAMPIRE WEEKEND
Vampire Weekend is one of the biggest bands on the planet right now. With the release of this year’s Modern Vampires of the City, a follow up to their self-titled debut and 2010’s Contra it’s clear that we’re dealing with that rare breed of band who just keep getting better. Untouchable.
VYDAMO
Earmarked by the Sydney Morning Herald as one of 2013’s Next Big Things, Vydamo is the solo project of Art vs Science’s Jim Finn. First singles ‘Gonna Make It’ and ‘Hurricane’ were all over the radio and rightly so, the anthemic jams have all the features of a modern classic.
VIOLENT FEMMES
Forming all the way back in 1980, the Femmes have taken musical shape-shifting and adaptation to new levels during their illustrious career. They call themselves the “Grandfathers of folk-punk” – but it’s their timeless tunes that make them evergreen. Get ready to sing along to ‘Blister In The Sun’, ‘Kiss Off’ as they hit the stage.
THE WAR ON DRUGS
This Philadelphia based indie rock outfit are on radars all over the world. Producing some of the most intoxicating guitar hazes this side of Highway 61 Revisited and selling out some of the most talked about shows of 2012, The War On Drugs return to our shores with reputation and skills to burn.
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ENTERTAINMENT
WAVE RACER
Wave Racer is a Sydney based DJ, producing startling psychedelic atmospheres with his rapidly growing tunes sets. All the rage at the moment through increased exposure on triple j and community radio, Wave Racer is a producer / sound designer on the crest of something amazing.
WILLOW BEATS
It’s been a big year for this rapidly rising Melbourne duo. Their debut EP is Alchemy – a release which represents a consistently diverse collection of dubbed beats, synth swoons and effortless vocal lines that has “next big thing” stamped all over it.
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WHITE DENIM
Known for their uncompromising attitude and frenetic live shows, White Denim hail from Texas and seem to have inherited that city’s propensity for reckless abandon. Bringing their latest album Corsicana Lemonade with sounds of woozy punk-rock to our shores for the very first time!
WOLF & CUB
Four years on from the release of their much loved second record Science & Sorcery, Adelaide’s purveyors of psychedelic magic are back with Heavy Weight. The album expands on the band’s untouchable body of work and was produced by Burke Reid, who has also worked with the likes of PVT and The Drones.
THE WOMBATS
No strangers to Australian shores, our part of the world has fallen madly in love with The Wombats. Ever since we first got a whiff of their infectious singles ‘Let’s Dance To Joy Division’ and ‘Jump Into The Fog’ it’s been love like Diddy and Kong between us Aussies and these cheeky Liverpudlian rascals.
ENTERTAINMENT
Boogie nights Start puttin’ on the ritz! Get dressed up to get down. Boogie Nights is all about extravagant dancing, colourful costumes and good times. This year our artists will be shuffling on and off the stage together throughout the night. Come and join the conga line.
THE CORRESPONDENTS HOT DUB TIME MACHINE
Hailing from London, specialising in a heady brew of blues, jazz, electro, dub-step, drum n’ bass and just about anything in between. Their live show explodes the structure of a DJ/MC, hurling tracks at the audience in full on flamboyant costumes.
LEGS AKIMBO
International gamers Klaus and Fanny are both previous Olympic athletes obsessed by fitness and the desire to win. So do you play to win? Do you leave your competitors in the dust? Legs Akimbo is your ticket to glory. Hop in the ring and get your hands dirty.
Hot Dub Time Machine is powered by a top-secret carbon neutral energy source. It’s generated by the crowd singing along and dancing as you make your way through years and decades past with music and special AV effects!
MOUNTAIN MOCHA KILIMANJARO
This six-piece, groove obsessed, perfectly attired, Japanese funk explosion do their home city proud playing some of the rawest and deepest cuts you’ve heard this year.
CLAIRY BROWNE & THE BANGIN’ RACKETTES
A choreographed machine driven by the engines of drums, brass, soulful vocals, shimmering harmonies and handclaps! Clairy and co’s rock n’ roll swagger and jerky dance moves dominate the stage.
LATE NIGHT TUFF GUY
Known as the Godfather of Techno throughout the early 90s, LNTG uses his deep understanding of music history and penchant for modern grooves to collide a collage of sounds. Whether you’re on your way up or down, he has you covered.
TOM THUM
This Brisbane based beatboxer has achieved a mindboggling amount in a short space of time. Winning the World Beatbox Championships in 2005 – he’s at his best with a simple microphone and pedal, using little more than what the good dude gave him.
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ENTERTAINMENT
LAUGH OUT LOUD
Hitting your funny bone at Falls this year
AMOS GILL
Gill is fast becoming one of the best young funny men in the country. Runner up in the national RAW comedy competition, after which he took that momentum and used it to pick up a nomination for ‘Best Emerging Comedian’ at the 2013 Adelaide Fringe Festival for his popular solo show You’ve Changed.
MICHAEL HING
Despite his family’s best efforts, Michael Hing has become a stand up comedian, improviser and writer. He is a regular performer and producer within the Sydney scene, as well as on the wider festival circuit, where his brand of intelligent, unapologetic comedy has carved out a dedicated fan base against all odds.
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DAVE CALLAN
One of the most loveable faces on the Australian comedy scene. You’ll know Dave from his tireless output over the last few years, whether it be through his hilarious late night Graveyard Shift show on triple j, his many successful stand up shows or his guest appearances on shows like Good Game.
NATH VALVO
When he’s not performing solo full-length shows, Nath tours Australia with his razor sharp bitchy and ballsy material. He is also an announcer on NOVA FM, has recently featured on ABC’s Dirty Laundry Live and can be seen on The Project (occasionally).
DAVID QUIRK
As honest and brutal as comedians come, David Quirk brings his dark observational humour to the stage this year. As the target and butt of his own jokes, the Melbourne based comedian explores the contrast between his rock n’ roll fantasies and his place in the real world.
RONNY CHIENG
Comedians don’t often get described as “no nonsense” but Ronny Chieng is just that kind of guy. Ronny was named as one of the ‘Top 6 Up-and-Coming’ acts to watch by The Age and one of the ‘Top 10 Rising Comedians’ in Australia by the Sydney Morning Herald!
THE VILLAGE
WELCOME TO THE VILLAGE It’s time for a total eclipse of the art! The Village presents a labyrinth full of performance art, sculpture creations, interactive games, burlesque, theatre, yoga and more. With artists and installations from across Australia and the world, it’s a space packed with an organised kind of chaos, loveable characters, enchanting music and charming surrounds. Everything is bigger this year, physically and metaphysically, wander on in and check it all out.
A MOMENT IN TIME
Tucked away from the fray is a hand-built caravan, beside it is a girl in white. She waves and smiles, some smile and wave back. Others come closer, peeking inside. With headphones on, audience are transported to a parallel world of ample space, time and future-gazing.
BABA YAGA ORKESTAR
Baba YagaOrkestar play original and traditional music influenced by Balkan, Klezmer, Swing, and Exotica music. Their sound is a heady combination of vocals, accordion, clarinet, trumpet, trombone, contrabass and percussion.
BIKE POWERED GAMES
by Sam Deal, Dave Jones & Stuart Vaskess. Forget the Tour de France, come and play along on our slot car games, bike-driven computer cups and giant bike powered water fountains!
AMANITA
Amanita is an instrumental four piece from Clifton Hill. Their music was born from improvised jams and polished by meticulous song writing, creating an immersive and introspective experience for the listener.
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THE VILLAGE OUTDOOR STAGE DECEMBER 29
DECEMBER 30
DECEMBER 31
1pm Baba Yaga Orkestar 2pm Exhale ! 2.45pm Coral Lee and the Silver Scream 3.30pm Red Brigade 5pm Larry Bang Bang 6pm Deep Vein Trombosis CLOSED 6pm-11am
12pm 1pm 1.45pm 2.30pm
Red Brigade Baba Yaga Orkestar Exhale ! Crystal and The Wanninashvilles 3.30pm Victoriana Gaye 4.30pm Richie 1250 & the Brides Of Christ CLOSED 6pm-1am 1am Bohjass Upas Militia 1.45am Harpoons 2.30am Richie 1250 & the Brides Of Christ 3.30am DJ Night Wrk CLOSED 4.30-11am
11.30am 1pm 2.30pm 3.30pm
DECEMBER 29
DECEMBER 30
DECEMBER 31
1pm Burnt Sausages 2.45pm Tina Del Twist CLOSED 6pm-11am
1pm Burnt Sausages 2.30pm SYTYCID 4.30pm Jazz CLOSED 6pm-1am 1.15am Tina Del Twist 2.15am Xavier Michelides CLOSED 4.30-11am
1.15pm Tina Del Twist 2.30pm SYTCID 4.30pm Jazz CLOSED 6pm-1am 1.15am Lessons with Luis 2.30am Xavier Michelides
DECEMBER 29
DECEMBER 30
DECEMBER 31
1.30pm Lessons with Luis 2.30pm Liam Power 3.45pm Xavier Michelides CLOSED 6pm-11am
12.45pm Lessons with Luis 1.45pm Liam Power CLOSED 6pm-1am 1.30am Karaoke Falls CLOSED 4.30-11am
12.45pm Burnt Sausages 2pm Liam Power 3pm Village Variety CLOSED 6pm-1am 1.30am Karaoke Falls
DECEMBER 29
DECEMBER 30
DECEMBER 31
1pm Larry’s Tattoo Parlour 1.30pm Beauty Parlour CLOSED 6pm-11am
11am YOGA 12-5.30pm Fiesta Workshops 12pm Larry’s Tattoo Parlour 12.30pm Beauty Parlour 3.50pm Fashion Parade CLOSED 6pm-1am 1.15am Larry’s Tattoo Parlour 1.30am Beauty Parlour CLOSED 4.30-11am
11am 11.30am
DECEMBER 30
DECEMBER 31
Geryon Amanita Exhale ! Crystal and The Wanninashvilles 4.30pm Larry Bang Bang CLOSED 6pm-1am 1am Larry Bang Bang 2am Empat Lima 3am Mangelwurzel 4am DJ Night Wrk
SUNHOUSE
IMAGINARIUM
WORKSHOPS & ACTIVITIES YOGA Fiesta Workshops (12- 5.30pm) 12pm Larry’s Tattoo Parlour 12.30pm Beauty Parlour CLOSED 6pm-1am 1.30am Beauty Parlour 2.15am Larry’s Tattoo Parlour
ROVING & SPECIALS DECEMBER 29
1pm 3.45pm
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Bike Powered Games Biscuit Readings
12pm 3.30pm 1.15am
Bike Powered Games Biscuit Readings Biscuit Readings
12pm 1pm 6.30pm 1.15am
Bike Powered Games Biscuit Readings FIESTA Parade Biscuit Readings
THE VILLAGE
THE BISCUIT READINGS
Are you more Tim Tam than Barbecue Shape? Find out the truth with your inner biscuit revealed at The Biscuit Readings.
BOHJASSUPAS MILITIA
BohjassUpas Militia is Tim Pledger’s 12-piece musical experiment. Using energy and composition whilst drawing on a diverse stylistic repertoire that crosses the boundaries between classical form and texture, high energy free jazz ecstasy and rock minimalism.
THE BURNT SAUSAGES
The Burnt Sausages are a sizzlin’ new band with a hot new type of music - BBQ Punk. These bangers with bang have been charred, scarred and tormented with tongs. Prepare to be dunked in tomato sauce with their smokin’ hits. WARNING - CONTAINS MEATY MAYHEM.
CRYSTAL AND THE WANNINASHVILLES
CORAL LEE AND THE SILVER SCREAM
Hands are clappin’ toes are tappin’! Coral Lee and the Silver Scream have put their own spin on things with an up-tempo swingtinged, late 40’s jump blues, r n’ b, rockabilly band.
Authentic swing, blues and ‘jass’ from the golden 1920s and 1930s, guaranteed to satisfy and meet daily requirements of reckless dancing and other forms of vigorous physical movements. The Wanninashvilles: bringing vitality and improved constitutions to Falls 2013!
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THE VILLAGE
EMPAT LIMA
Hypnotised by the garage sounds of the 60’s Asian/ Western explosion, Empat Lima gather material from psychedelic Thai, traditional Japanese epics and dreamy Indonesian pop, putting their own colourful twist on their tunes to make one balmy night of dancing a-go-go.
DJ LOVELY CLEARWATERS’ BIKE POWERED TEN MINUTE DANCE PARTIES
Yes the hot and sweaty 10 minute Dance Parties are back at Falls 2013! Get pumping in the inflatable dance house to beats of all shapes and sizes.
EXHALE, GRAVITY & OTHER MYTHS
FEED YOUR FAMILY: A POP-UP PLAYGROUND GAME
Teams of three operate giant birds and use them to collect worms to take back to your nest. Challenge the other birds to score all of the worms and take home the glory of a win.
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Award winning contemporary circus and physical theatre company Gravity & Other Myths present an exciting explosion of physical strength and dynamic group acrobatics that will leave audiences holding their breath.
THE VILLAGE
HIGH STRIKER
Test your strength against gravity, and swing your sledge hammer to launch the spaceship towards the moon! Ring the bell and win a sweet prize! A traditional carnival favourite that takes as much skill as strength, the Escape Velocity Highstriker is sure to have you coming back for more!
THE HARPOONS
GERYON
Geryon jumps between various instruments and gadgets, using live looping to lay down raw and intricate beats for the songs to evolve over the performance. The overall sound is dynamic and breathtaking, keeping your eyes locked on the stage, waiting to see what will happen next.
The Harpoons make some of the finest pop R’n’B heard in a long while. Brothers Henry and Jack Madin write undeniable boppers and ballads that burst with a shared knowledge and harmony.
LARRY BANG BANG
A Falls favourite, Larry Bang Bang is back! Accompanied only by his Lazy Guitar and his filthy Harmonica, Larry will make you dream, sing, shake and cry thick tears of happiness.
KARAOKE FALLS
Think you can sing better than the headline acts? Then come and test your mettle at the most ancient and sacred art, karaoke. We’re giving you the chance to witness the awesome power of the power ballad, the sheer force of the rock anthem and the sickly sweetness of the love song, all performed by you, the festival public.
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THE VILLAGE
LARRY’S TATTOO SHOW
Sir Larry, aka Roman Maeder, a professional Pop-Brut-Artist and Activist from Zurich, Switzerland, uses a bosch hammer drill applicator to create temporary masterpieces. The noise and shaky outline result in the irresistible charm of vintage Jailhouse-Tattoo experience.
LESSONS WITH LUIS
Colourfully-claddags, Lessons with Luis, are a peculiar bunch. Described as “a male Kath & Kim on crack”, this family of showmen is fronted by suburban prodigy, Luis, an actor, dancer, teacher, comedian and cat person. Come and check them out.
LIAM POWER, MAGICAL ENTERTAINER
MANGELWURZEL
Mangelwurzel is a five piece genre-bending group, tightrope walking over a sea of cock-rock. Forming just over a year ago, the group has been perfecting their own recipe for the beautiful, the whimsical and the downright terrifying.
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Magic can seduce you anywhere. It happened to Liam Power and now it will happen to you. He’ll have The Village roaring with disbelief. Get ready.
THE VILLAGE
MONA POVEY
Join Mona Povey in a communion with the spirits. Alive and dead, embodied and disembodied; wonder as the veil between this world and the other is lifted for a short time through the extraordinary talents of this world-renowned spiritualist and medium!
THE RED BRIGADE
Colourful, comic and charismatic, The Red Brigade is a thrilling and playfully subversive all-girl, 10-piece marching band. Fitted out in royal red marching costumes, plumes & knee-high boots, the Red Brigade takes its audience on one hell-of-a ride through dirty rock hits, Balkan madness and big-bad-swingin’ funk.
SO YOU THINK YOU CAN INTERPRETIVE DANCE
RICHIE 1250 & THE BRIDES OF CHRIST
Richie1250 & The Brides Of Christ sing of sex crazed policemen and ambulant whippets (among many things), flanked with hugely glamourpuss beat combos.
SYTYCID will see competitors from the festival public throwing shapes to a cavalcade of classic songs such as “Total Eclipse Of The Heart”, “Wuthering Heights”, and Seal’s timeless “Kiss From a Rose.” Sign up, strap on your leg warmers and slither into your leotard, this will be gold.
SNORKELLARAMA BY KINETIC THEATRE
Synchronised snorkeling at its best! Who needs to be in the water to have this much fun! These intrepid adventurers from the deep seas have donned their snorkel gear and have come to investigate the fascinating world above the water.
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THE VILLAGE
VICTORIANA GAYE
Their sound can be described as a new-wave singer songwriter combo, or softcore-prog! Either way, it’s made up of equal parts folk, mariachi and punk. Imagine Herb Alpert meets PJ Harvey at Daniel Johnston’s house.
TINA DEL TWIST
Truly unique, Tina Del Twist is Australia’s much loved nightingale, known for her beautiful voice and wicked sense of comic timing.
XAVIER MICHELIDES
Nominated for both Best Comedy at the Perth International Comedy Festival 2011, Perth Fringe World 2011 and a Golden Gibbo at the 2011 Melbourne International Comedy Festival.
A FILM & SOUNDTRACK CELEBRATING 40 YEARS OF MORNING OF THE EARTH
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WHAT’S BIG, ORANGE, AND LOOKS OUT FOR YOU AT FALLS? Our beloved big sis Vanessa has set up camp with us for the New Year’s festivities! Grab a survival pack, strike a pose in the photobooth and kick back on the viewing deck! And whatever you do, don’t forget to take a free breath test on your way home. The Vanessa Crew will be at the exit gates and cubbies making sure you and your mates get home safely.