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24.05.12 DEXTER JONES ANNOUNCE NATIONAL TOUR
Fresh from supporting Australian rock icons INXS at the Clipsal 500 this year, Adelaide locals Dexter Jones will be hitting the road for a national tour this June and July.
07.03.12 WOMAD INTERVIEW: NILE RODGERS OF CHIC
Nile Rodgers will get the party started when Chic, his New York disco and funk outfit, make their only appearance at WOMADelaide on opening night, he promises Rip It Up’s Robert Dunstan.
01.02.12 BANDS ON TRACK: LADY STRANGELOVE
With Jayne-Anne Power securing the spot with The Potbelleez and rocker outfit Dexter Jones winning a place alongside INXS, the final heat of Bands On Track at Fowler’s Live was at fever pitch last Thursday as five local bands fought it out to win a place next to The Living End at this year's Clipsal 500.
22.01.12 BANDS ON TRACK: DEXTER JONES
The second heat of Bands On Track has wrapped up, with the second local act handpicked by Music SA to perform alongside INXS at Clipsal 500 on Sat Mar 3 being local indie-rock foursome Dexter Jones.
04.11.11 CLIPSAL 500 2012 LINE-UP
Rockers and clubbers are sorted with the Clipsal 500 line-up next year.
08.02.11 Live: A Day On The Green
Annie's Lane Winery - Sat Feb 5 They call it the Big Day Out for adults and with INXS, Train, Baby Animals and Sean Kelly from Models all on this Day On The Green bill, you couldn't really argue with them.
30.09.10 INXS for A Day On the Green 5
Just when you thought this season's Days On The Green couldn't get any bigger, they go and announce legendary Aussie rock band INXS for the first show in 2011.
13.08.10 A View From The Pit
Alison Lea has been snapping the stars for more than 30 years.
06.05.10 BRITISH INDIA
NOWHERE BOYS They’ve just notched up their third Triple J Album Of The Week in the space of four years, but don’t expect Melbourne’s young rascals British India to begin acting like prima donnas just yet.
28.04.10 Rock & Roll Obituaries
Why do only the good die young? Why does God take the undeniably talented and let Justin Bieber live? Rip It Up Digital looks back and remembers some of the greatest rock stars who left us way before their time.
