Local Artist Headlines & More * 18 APRIL 2012

		bakers digest bring film crew to eastern show Fresh from their residency at The Grace Emily and support shows for The Fearless Vampire Killers (Syd), The Salvadors and EVEN (Vic), The Bakers Digest are excited to announce their first ever international support. The Eastern are New Zealand’s most endeared rolling, rambling, shambling, hoedown band who are returning to Australia as part of their Hope & Wire Tour this April.

The Bakers spent the second half of February recording in Coffs Harbour, NSW. In preparation for their first single launch in July 2012 they will be recording their debut film clip on Friday 27th April at The Wheatsheaf. In what is set to be a raucous affair, The Eastern, The Timbers and The Bakers Digest will be sharing their equal love for scotch and rum fueled parties.

Filming the show will be the talented guys from Optic Factory Productions who have recently been involved with the 6 On The Street project, which is nominated for two gongs at the South Australian Screen Awards. The Bakers Digest are continually producing music and live shows inspired by their icons of 60s and 70s. In what is fast becoming a regional arts success story – come join in the folk n’ roll revival this April.

		detour from the city this saturday If you're after something a bit different, why not take a 'Detour' this Saturday 21 April and head out of the city for 4 hours of rock bands! Detour is being held at Blackwood Memorial Hall (21 Coromandel Parade, Blackwood), and features a hot lineup of acts: Riot Runners, Kingston Downes (VIC), These Wild Animals, and Like Kites

Drinks packages are available, plus there's a transport option to bus you from and back to the CBD. Too easy. Check out VenueTix for tickets, and for more information see the Facebook Event >>

		this just in... play/pause/play's penman hosts local noise Following the departure of Leigh McGrane for exciting times in the UK, Radio Adelaide's Local Noise program has ably filled the slot with local music blogger (Play/Pause/Play) and artist manager Luke Penman, who hosted his first edition of the live to air local band program this week. Tune in to 101.5FM on Tuesdays from 9pm!

• endorsements abound for adelaide acts
  Congrats to the two local acts who have scored endorsements from some pretty special sources of late. Progressive rock soloist Projected Twin, who is currently on tour in the USA, is excited to be endorsed by Lauda Guitars (see the photo here >>), while Australian based clothing line 'MYBROTHERSKEEPER' have just signed over an endorsement deal with metal band Arcadia. The clothing label (originally based in Sydney) has recently branched out to Adelaide, and in their short time in the city have stumbled across the band. Arcadia frontman Tim Giddings comments: 'It's great to be noticed by this brand, we've seen their line of clothing before, and for them to endorse us is a great feeling. This is hopefully the first of many companies whose attention we've grabbed.' Have a squiz at their pic too >>
  
  

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