Björk and Sinead Festival Rumours
The festival season is a few months away, and already the rumour bill is buzzing about who will headline some of the biggest events. If the word on the street is anything to go by, we could see some of the coolest female artists in the world gracing our shores early next year.
Björk has played some big festivals lately, and rumour has it she’ll be the headline act at Australia’s biggest, The Big Day Out. Could it be true? Fans must hope so, as the quirky Icelandic star hasn’t visited Australia in more than a decade.
Apparently Sinead O’Connor has had her heart set on playing the East Coast Blues and Roots Festival for ages, and 2008 may just be her year. Word is she’ll be one of the Byron Bay festival’s major draw cards next year. The coolest festival around is still eight months away, but early-bird tickets are already on sale.
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lkatulka on September 9th, 2007 

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4 opinions for Björk and Sinead Festival Rumours
Sep 9, 2007 at 11:21 pm
I just can’t dig on either of these chicks — they both seem so overrated. Just not my style but I bet tons of people are thrilled with this news.
Sep 10, 2007 at 9:07 pm
I know what you mean, they’re certainly acquired tastes. I really like Sinead O’Connor, but I find Bjork a little bit hit and miss. I loved “Oh So Quiet” and the soundtrack for “Dancer in the Dark,” but lately her music has felt very self indulgent. But you’re right - it’s all personal opinion and people will certainly flock to these shows.
Big Bands for Big Day Out
Oct 2, 2007 at 11:22 pm
[…] It’s not just a rumour anymore: Björk has confirmed she’ll play the Big Day Out next year. […]
East Coast Bluesfest Bill Announced
Apr 27, 2008 at 7:45 am
[…] The rumours about Sinead O’Connor were true. She’ll be there alongside other international big guns The Black Crowes, Wilco, Don McLean, Buddy Guy, Ron Sexsmith, and Loudon Wainwright III. […]
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