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17.06.2011

UPDATE & TRIPLE J HOTTEST 100 AUSTRALIAN ALBUMS OF ALL TIME

 

 

A very big hey to y’all,

My how a couple of months can fly by when you get up to good and perhaps the not so good! We played the travelling juggernaut that was the Groovin’ The Moo festivals, battled and lost to sand flies in Broome, challenged political comments on condoms in Darwin, embraced the beauty of the Tivoli, were joined by the masses in water taxis and ferries to Cockatoo Island and celebrated with our fine friends in New Zealand!

Birthday shenanigans were had courtesy of Adam Spark, but there’s no need to chat about turning 25 in the band news column. Mass kudos to you all for sharing these great times with us.
We hope you all had as much fun as we did.
Also, for those of you who missed out on our Debit MasterCard Priceless Music show on Cockatoo Island in Sydney recently, good news… 7 Mate are airing it TONIGHT at 10.30pm with MTV airing it on Sunday 19th June from 8.30pm.

So while we continue to put our heads down and tails up in studio land, as lets face it, we all have to wait for a new season of Sons of Anarchy, you can vote for Birds in Triple J’s Hottest 100 Australian Albums of all time HERE.
Now don’t cheat yourself and vote for records you think others will be proud of, vote for the albums that truly mean something to you!

That’s all for now, be sure to keep an eye out for some tasty news very soon until then…stay cheeky.

BoT X

 

 
WHAT HAPPENS IN BENDIGO, STAYS IN BENDIGO!

 

Posted by : Eleven Management

19.04.2011

2011 WAMI’S PUBLIC VOTED AWARDS NOW OPEN – YOUR CHANCE TO VOTE FOR BIRDS OF TOKYO!

Birds of Tokyo have been nominated for this year’s 2011 WAMi Awards “Most Popular Album” and ‘Most Popular Act”. Public voting is now open until 12pm on Friday 6th May.

You can cast your vote for Birds of Tokyo HERE

The WAMi Awards Night will be held at the Artrage Bakery on Saturday 28th May. Tickets are now on sale HERE

The 2011 WAMi Awards honours achievement in the WA original, contemporary music scene from the past year.

15.04.2011

EXCLUSIVE CHARITY AUCTION TO RAISE FUNDS FOR THE JAPANESE RED CROSS’S DISASTER RELIEF

Artists and songwriters from across the EMI family are raising funds to help the Red Cross support people affected by last month’s earthquake and tsunami in Japan, through an incredible worldwide auction of personal items and memorabilia.

The charity auction, which will be managed by eBay, features items from some of the world’s biggest stars, including Coldplay, Norah Jones, Katy Perry, Gorillaz, Iron Maiden, the Beach Boys, David Guetta, The Chemical Brothers, Daft Punk, The Beatles and more.

All funds raised will be used towards the Japanese Red Cross disaster relief efforts to help those affected by the earthquake and tsunami. EMI Group has committed to match all funds raised from the auction up to a maximum of one million euros.

To bid on a special Birds of Tokyo blockmounted poster signed by the band, head HERE

Further items can be viewed HERE

The charity auction will also include a 1987 Ferrari 412 as featured in Daft Punk’s film ‘Electroma’, Katy Perry’s cupcake trampoline from her current California Dreams world tour, a limited edition Beatles’ ‘Yellow Submarine Schwinn bicycle, a signed guitar from Norah Jones, a limited edition Gorillaz lithograph signed by Jamie Hewlett and Damon Albarn and much much more.

The bidding finishes on April 21. Good luck!