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The Age
Sound the trumpets
The Age
''I mean, you have 2500 school kids going every year; workshops and seminars and people like Ross Irwin from the Cat Empire. When you put jazz on a main stage with rock-star lighting, suddenly it's not just an old man's thing.


 
Thrills and chills
Donnybrookmail
James Morrison and the Cat Empire's Harry James Angus star at Darling Harbour's Jazz & Blues Festival (June 9-11, darlingharbour.com, free), while some of the domestic hip-hop scene's most exciting artists, including Horrorshow and Thundamentals, ...

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The Living End, The Cat Empire rock North West Festival
Perth Now
The ARIA-award winners and The Cat Empire are the latest additions to the lineup of the North West Festival, which will be held at the Port Hedland Turf Club on Saturday 18 August. The Hilltop Hoods are also set to perform. The North West Festival is a ...
North West Festival Line upFasterLouder

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Living End and Cat Empire Join Perth Festival
theMusic
The Living End and The Cat Empire have been added to the line-up of Perth's upcoming North West Festival, a new event for 2012 that the organisers plan to be annual. They'll join the already announced headliners, Hilltop Hoods.
North West FestWA today

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Sydney Morning Herald
Byron Bay Music Festivals At 'Crisis Point'
theMusic
His statement came alongside similar sentiments from musicians such as Kasey Chambers, Ben Harper, Michael Franti, The Cat Empire, John Butler and more. They urge music fans to sign Bluesfest's petition, which is nearing a key milestone of 10000 ...
Chugg Throws Support Behind Bluesfest's Battle For Byron BayTone Deaf

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Tonight's TV: Spartacus lives again
Herald Sun
In tonight's episode Kerri-Anne Kennerley dances the jive to the Hoodoo Gurus' Like Wow -- Wipeout, Johnny Ruffo does the Samba to Hello by the Cat Empire, and Brendan Fevola tangos to Playing to Win by The Little River Band.


 
The Zimbabwean
Harare: hungry for culture
The Zimbabwean
A choral cover of Queen's 'Somebody to Love' and a barnstorming rendition of The Cat Empire's 'Chariot' added a contemporary, international and inclusive flavour to proceedings. All the acts involved stormed the stage to close the show under a ...

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