If your in Sydney on Friday 16th November dont miss a free live performance at Channel v at the Fox Studios Complex at Moore Park. This one hour performance begins at 5-00pm and is free for all ages to attend. | |
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If your in Sydney on Friday 16th November dont miss a free live performance at Channel v at the Fox Studios Complex at Moore Park. This one hour performance begins at 5-00pm and is free for all ages to attend. | |
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Something For Kate’s third album Echolalia has achieved platinum sales in Australia, which is excellent news for the band, and proof that the Melbourne outfit are finally receiving the recognition they deserve. | |
![]() Now, as the band prepares to launch the third single from the album, “Twenty Years”, things look like they’ll continue to grow for the group. “Twenty Years” is currently at radio and television, and will be in stores Monday November 5, so be sure to vote for ‘Twenty years’ on JJJ’s online request show the Net 50, or request the video-clip on Channel V’s By Demand. In other news about Echolalia, the album will be available on Vinyl in the next week or two, so for all those hi-fidelity freaks out there, you’ll finally be able to spin SFK on the big wheel. Triple J’s Richard Kingsmill will be airing a special Something for Kate ‘J-files’ on Nov 8th from ‘0PM. In the program there will be interview’s with the band members and heaps of rare recordings, b-sides and live recordings. Not to be missed. And, if you’re in the Sydney area, don’t miss your chance to see the band perform their new single live for free when they hit the Channel V stage at Fox Studios in a couple of weeks. The details are: Channel V Studios – Bent St Fox Studios |
20 Years will be the next single released from the ‘Echolalia’ album. The video clip should reach TV next week, we’ll keep you updated here as to when and where you can see it. The single is currently scheduled for release on the 5th November. | |
![]() ’20 Years’ will be the next single released from the ‘Echolalia’ album. The video clip should reach TV next week, we’ll keep you updated here as to when and where you can see it. The single is currently scheduled for release on the 5th November. |
In recognition of their platinum selling third album ‘Echolalia’, Melbourne trio Something for Kate has been nominated for six awards at the forthcoming 15th Annual ARIA Music Awards. | |
![]() At Tuesday’s pre-awards nominations ceremony held in Sydney, Something for Kate were nominated for Album Of The Year, Best Alternative Release, Best Group and Record Of The Year, along with bassist Stephanie Ashworth for Best Cover Art – Echolalia, and long-time collaborator Bart Borghesi for Best Video – Monsters. This is fitting recognition for the greatest Australian artist success story of 2001. While the album Echolalia makes its mark in the ARIA Charts, its two singles – ‘Monsters’ and the current top 40 hit ‘Three Dimensions’ – have been embraced by the full gamut of radio networks across the nation. After two sell-out headline tours this year, Something for Kate will be treading the boards for a third time, joining good friends Powderfinger on their “New Suburban Fables” tour in October and November. The ARIA Awards will be staged at the Capitol Theatre in Sydney on October 3rd. |
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Today was the announcement of the Aria Award Nominees, Clint is in attendance at the Pre Aria party, and just phoned through to advise that Something for Kate have received 4 new nominations for this years Aria Awards. | |
![]() – Best Alternative Release (echolalia ) Thanks to everyone that voted for Something for Kate for this Award. If you’d like to attend the awards night and show your support for Something for Kate, a limited number of general public tickets will be available for sale for the 3rd October Awards Night. These will be $55 per ticket (+GST) and will be on sale from 3rd September 2001. Tickets will be available for purchase from Ticketmaster outlets. Channel V Australian Artist of the Year – Aria award – Votes are now being accepted for this category at the 2001 Aria Awards. Click here to vote for Something for Kate or call 1900 955 500 to register your details and enter the Identification No – 79. to vote for Something for Kate. (Call costs 50 cents per minute (inclusive of GST). |
Something rare is happening, you can feel it unfolding across airwaves and on stages across Australia: Something for Kate are evolving into one of the biggest and most important contemporary music acts we have. | |
![]() There’s no trickery, no hype. In just two months their third album, ECHOLALIA, has become one of the highest-selling Australian albums of 2001. Existing fans and the many new converts have found a touchstone in guitarist/vocalist Paul Dempsey’s songs. The sense of belonging is only heightened by the sell-out live performances Dempsey, bassist Stephanie Ashworth and drummer Clint Hyndman are inspiring. Their just completed “Echo-la-la-lia” national tour saw numerous full houses, including three Metro Theatre’s in Sydney and two nights at Melbourne’s Forum Theatre. At the same time the album’s first two singles – ‘Monsters’ and the current top 40 hit ‘Three Dimensions’ – have been cutting across all barriers on radio, igniting on bandwidths from Triple J to major commercial stations right through to the full breadth of regional radio. With ECHOLALIA still surging in the national top 20 after nine weeks, Something for Kate will be touring Australia for the their third time this year, joining good friends Powderfinger on their “New Suburban Fables” tour in October and November. There will be further singles and touring as summer approaches, but they’re just elements in the equation. What’s happening is larger than this and the moment it took can vary. For some it was the first time they heard the uplifting chorus of “Monsters” coming out of the car radio, for others it was seeing the band live and feeling that shiver that comes with the live rendition of “You Only Hide”. Whenever or wherever it happened, one thing is for sure: it is happening. Don’t miss out. www.somethingforkate.com www.somethingforkate.tv |
Channel V Australian Artist Of The Year Award | |
![]() Voting closes at 5pm on the 7th of September. The five finalist bands as voted by you, will be announced on the 12th of September on Channel V’s By Demand ARIA nominations show. The Australian Artist Of The Year will be announced at the ARIA Awards on the 3rd of October. |
‘Three Dimensions’ the second Single from ‘Echolalia’ is released next Monday 6th August. It features a brand new track “The green line is us, the red line is them” along with a demo version of Monsters | |
![]() ‘Three Dimensions’ the second Single from ‘Echolalia’ is released next Monday 6th August. It features a brand new track “The green line is us, the red line is them” along with a demo version of Monsters and another great live track from the Hi-Fi bar acoustic show in November last year, this time its Beautiful Sharks. |
US indie rockers Crooked Fingers and Brisbane three-piece Gota Cola have been announced as the support acts to Something For Kate on the forthcoming Echo-la-la-lia Tour. | |
![]() Crooked Fingers is the latest project from Eric Bachmann, who is best remembered for his recent work with the seminal indie-rock band Archers of Crooked Fingers will play all shows on the Echo-la-la-lia Tour, except for Brisbane. Gota Cola will perform on all dates. Under 18 fans now have the opportunity to catch the tour at the Corner Hotel in Melbourne, on Sunday, August 19. See the listing below for full details Meanwhile, Something For Kate’s third album, ‘Echolalia’ has been certified gold, with sales in excess of 35 000 units. This is an outstanding effort, considering the album has been on sale for a mere two weeks. Its predecessor, ‘Beautiful Sharks,’ took a full year to reach gold. ‘Three Dimensions’ the second single from ‘Echolalia,’ has now been added to high rotation on Triple J and across the board on Sydney’s Nova 96.9, and will be available in stores from 6th August THE ECHO-LA-LA-LIA TOUR – AUGUST 2001 Wed 8th Thur 9th Fri 10th & Sat 11th Fri 17th & Sat 18th Sun 19th Fri 24th Sat 25th Sun 26th Fri 31st |
Echolalia – number two on ARIA albums chart | |
![]() Propelled by the hit single “Monsters”, “Echolalia” beat all comers this week, apart from the film soundtrack, Moulin Rouge. So strong has the enthusiasm of fans been that even SFK’s first album, “Elsewhere For Eight Minutes”, returned to the charts. On the ARIA Alternative chart it was a Something For Kate trifecta, with “Echolalia” at number one, “Elsewhere For Eight Minutes” at twelve and the band’s sophomore long-player, “Beautiful Sharks” at sixteen. The next step for Something For Kate is the aptly titled Echo-la-la-lia Tour, which commences in August. Following on from the sold-out Mythology tour that wound its way across Australia throughout May, The Echo-la-la-lia Tour will kick off in Canberra on August 8 and conclude in Brisbane on the 31st of the month. In between the tour will take in all mainland state capitals and a couple of key regional centres. Tickets for The Echo-la-la-lia Tour will be on sale from July 2 and special guests for each date will soon be announced. THE ECHOLALIA TOUR – AUGUST 2001 Wed 8th – ANU, Canberra Thur 9th – Newcastle Uni Fri 10th & Sat 11th – Metro, Sydney Fri 17th & Sat 18th – Forum, Melbourne Fri 24th – Globe, Perth Sat 25th – Fly by Night, Fremantle Sun 26th – Heaven, Adelaide Fri 31st – Arena, Brisbane |