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Sunday, 01 July 2012

NAIDOC on the Peninsula Canberra

Venue: AIATSIS, Acton Peninsula Canberra ACT.. Dan Sultan & Scott Wilson duo show ( not with the full band ). Free Entry and playing at approx 2.30pm or 3pm. Check here for updates closer to the event date.


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Thanks to Home and Hosed (Triple J) for hosting and releasing Dans first film clip, for Old Fitzroy! Filmed in and around the streets of Dan's home town of Melbourne, it's a simple but beautiful clip to accompany this fantastic tune.

Latest News


01 February 2012

Where to buy our music in Joondalup WA

JB HiFi Joondalup

Tenancy MM4 Lakeside Shopping Centre

420 Joondalup Drive

JOONDALUP WA 6027



27 January 2012

The Graveltones

Meet the Graveltones. Based in London and creating huge waves there, these two Australians are coming back to tour their own country for the first time, the drummer of this fantastic two piece has played drums in the UK for Dan Sultan. Get along to one of their dates here : Friday 3rd Feb The Great Northern, Byron Bay NSW. Thursday 9th Feb Black Bear Lodge, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane QLD. Tuesday 14th Feb The Brass Monkey Cronulla Sydney NSW. Thursday 16th Feb Yah Yahs 99 Smith st Fitzroy Victoria. Friday 17th Feb The Tote Johnston st Collingwood. Wednesday 22nd Feb Cherry Bar Melbourne AC/DC Lane Melbourne.. More info: www.thegraveltones.com


Reconciliation Australia - Fresh Eyes


Ten years ago, over 300,000 Australian showed their support for reconciliation by walking as one over the Sydney Harbour Bridge. It was a momentus gesture of unity, but at its heart, true reconciliation isn't just about the past. It's about moving forward and celebrating both the similairty and diversity of this country.

Find out more about this great project at www.unfinishedoz.com.au

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