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The 1st of many Summer Rhythm Festivals will be held at picturesque Goolabri Resort, a 240 acre bush property on 13 December 2009. Goolabri is 9 minutes north of Canberra. With Bands chosen for their quality performance, no matter what your taste in music is, from start to finish. Summer Rhythm will be one to remember, nothing to heavy nothing to soft, nothing too fast nothing too slow, the right mix of chilled grooves, high energy booty shakin dance and amazing talented bands and solo artists that will stop you in your tracks. CLICK HERE TO BUY TICKETS! |
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EndorphinEndorphin (aka Eric Chapus) has had a prodigious and highly creative career to date. Since leaving his homeland France in 1984, he has travelled and lived in Morocco, India and the USA, eventually taking roots in Australia. Coming into the musical spotlight after being unearthed by the National Youth Broadcaster JJJ in 1996, Endorphin has delivered six stunning albums, won numerous Industry awards and toured with the biggest names in the Music Industry. |
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King TideGet in a dancing mood with rude boy royalty, as King Tide celebrates the release of their sensational new album, ‘ROOTS POP REGGAE.’ Renowned on the live scene for their high-energy performance, offering up an atmospheric blend of flying cymbals, stepping drums, skank guitar, sexy organ bubble, solid moving bass lines, wickid lyrics and sweet vocal hooks. Tightly structured songs abound in a bright fusion of roots, pop and reggae. |
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Ganga GiriThe Ganga Giri live experience is constantly evolving… The band has been strengthened by the inclusion of live electronic drummer Dan Pearson playing beats and samples, replacing the DJ aspect of the show. Along with Yeshe Reiners on World melodic instruments and French Guyanan vocalist Jornick Joe Lick, the full stage ensemble includes Traditional Indigenous singers & dancers, percussionists, keyboards & a custom designed visual show. |
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Hancock BasementIt’s been a healthy few years since three guys decided to take on an infamous university landmark and use it as a moniker for their rock ‘n’ roll future. Since that time, Hancock Basement have played with a ridiculous number of on-the-pulse international and national acts (including The Presets, The Sleepy Jackson, Datarock, Digitalism and Cut Off Your Hands), driven their orange-kinda-yellow van from state to state, ditched the make-up and silly costumes, and even gained a bass-player on the way. |
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Kim ChurchilKim Churchill is an 18 year old centering his playing around ‘experimental acoustic guitar’. His approach is immediately unique and has been recognized already throughout the Australian music scene. Kim’s Finger picking and body percussion begins the array of different sounds, all of which are carefully woven together with the inclusion of heartfelt vocals, driving stomp box and powerful blues harmonica licks. Kim’s music reflects his coastal lifestyle and is driven by his passion for the ocean. |
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Little SmokeLittle Smoke, a Heavy Bluesy Tribal Rock band from Sutton N.S.W. Formed around 9 years ago from the ashes of Space is Dead, three brothers and a cousin started performing their original songs under the name Little Smoke around the country. This band has a unique slant on writing music and their stage show has the energy to prove it.
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