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Hey Everyone the workshops are full thanks to everyone who has expressed interest. City of Darwin’s Youth Services are currently organising a series of workshops for young people in January 2012 during the school holidays, focusing on Graphic Design and Music. The workshops will be on 16 and 17 January 2012, and will be run [...]
![Interview with Jason Whalley [Frenzal Rhomb]](http://www.grindonline.com.au/wp-content/themes/grindonline/images/toaster.gif "Interview with Jason Whalley [Frenzal Rhomb]")
Jack interviews Jason Whalley from Frenzal Rhomb, for their all ages show at the Darwin Ski Club this Saturday.
GRINDonline interviews legendary Australian musician Ed Kuepper, of The Saints.
We publish the second half of our Interview with Darwin rock band NED & FRIENDS, featuring an exclusive freestyle rap from the lads.
“Loop the Loop” musicians Gene Peterson and Adam Page are hosting a workshop in Darwin prior to their performance at the Darwin Entertainment Centre.
The Hip Hop mastermind behind the smash hit ‘It Can Wait feat. Owl Eyes’, comes to Darwin on Friday July 1st (unfortunately playing an 18+ show only). GRINDonline manages to score the first Darwin interview with the rapper.
Mosh pits can get quite extreme, expecially when there are 7500 people in them. Alexa tells us about her Bass In the Grass experience, and explains why she can’t stand Mosh Pits.
Lang gives us a review of his experience at Bass In The Grass 2011, featuring massive acts like British India, Birds of Tokyo, Art vs Science, Sneaky Sound System, and The Presets.
Ned & Friends are quickly becoming a house-hold name in Darwin with their blood-pumping, rush inducing, rocking live shows. We send Olive to track them down for an Interview.
Matthew reviews the debut performance of Instrumental Rock band Exit Pursuit
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Darwin City Council Youth Projects invites young people aged between 12 and 20 years to apply to be
part of Council's Youth Advisory Group (YAG). YAG meets monthly to discuss and inform Counci on issues affecting young people, as well as organising and hosting projects.
Contact us for an information kit!
Phone: 89 300 300
Email: yag@darwin.nt.gov.au
Or submit your details online
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