Groovin The Moo

It's time to plan your annual, regional adventure, with dates and venues for Groovin the Moo 2018 (GTM) announced. C'mon, let out that inner squeal.

As the early arrivals continued to snake their way past the horse stables at Maitland Showgrounds (29 April), Bankstown MC L-Fresh the Lion was already threatening to steal

Since the 1920s, the showgrounds in Wayville have been a farmers’ mecca, a place for cattle parades and cow milking competitions at the Royal Adelaide Show.

Amy is easily one of Australia’s most exciting, emerging artists.

British indie pop certainly doesn’t get much bigger than The Wombats.

Australia's First Lady of Disco, DJ-radio host CC:DISCO! explores everything from boogie to disco and house, classics and future classics.

Despite ‘love’ being a recurring theme and source of inspiration for many musicians and songwriters, The Smith Street Band’s album ‘More Scared Of You Than You Are Of Me’ is

Aussie hip hop outfit Thundamentals return this month with their first album in nearly three years, ‘Everyone We Know’.

The 2017 Groovin The Moo national tour features hot-right-now Aussie talent and a solid roster from overseas.

Groovin The Moo has announced that it will be back in 2017, revisiting its six favourite regional centres and the ACT.

With this year’s Groovin The Moo line-up including Alison Wonderland, Twenty Øne Pilots, British India, Odesza and more, I went to the Victorian city of Bendigo (30 April) to

Last year’s Groovin’ The Moo at Oakbank Racecourse was a mud bath, with heavy rain converting the concert venue into an obstacle course.

Groovin The Moo Canberra (24 April) is definitely the best organised festival I’ve attended thus far.

It’s been an epic 12 months for the young soulstress, Ngaiire.

Since forming in 2012, Seattle two-piece Odesza have gone from viral onliners to bona fide mainstage headliners.

Electro-pop duo MS MR like to let their minds get a little lost.

Remi is a young, Nigerian-Australian rapper who has come so far, so quickly in his short career, his past and present selves are almost like completely different

Byron Bay metalcore band In Hearts Wake have “lots of little surprises” in store for fans this year.

After The Rubens’ single ‘Hoops’ was voted #1 song for Triple J's Hottest 100 in January, lead singer Sam Margin went into shock.

The annual, regional-festival tour, Groovin the Moo (GTM) has revealed a stellar 2016 line-up headlined by: Ratatat, Mutemath, DZ Deathrays, Drapht, Alison Wonderland, The