For the first time in their career, Hoodoo Gurus will perform with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl on 29 January 2026, reimagining their greatest hits with symphonic ...

One of Australia's most iconic rock bands, Hoodoo Gurus, to play with the full symphonic power of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra.

Hoodoo Gurus have once again expanded their national Australian tour, which will now take place across a total of 26 dates between November 2024 and February 2025. The tour is to commemorate the 40th ...

Aussie rock greats Hoodoo Gurus will be back in the U.S. for the first time in a decade in 2020. Dates kick off at Seattle’s Tractor Tavern on October 23 and wrap up at Carrboro, NC’s Cat’s Cradle on ...

An iconic Australian band that became stars in the 1980s is set to soundtrack New Year’s Eve for partiers at Tasmania’s Taste of Summer. Find out who will be performing live. Now, those songs are set ...

Any fan of American professional football could recognize the theme song for Monday Night Football, as performed by country music icon Hank Williams, Jr. In Australia, fans of National Rugby League -- ...

Dave Faulkner can only laugh when he looks back a quarter-century ago, when American radio was openly hostile to pop-rock bands like the Hoodoo Gurus. “In our early years people were still fairly ...

Don't miss out on the headlines from Tasmania. Followed categories will be added to My News. “It’s definitely high demand and high expectations,” general manager Katharine Dean said. “Being New Year’s ...

Aussie alt-rock legends Hoodoo Gurus are back with Chariot of the Gods, their first album since 2010’s Purity of Essence. “The last two years have been frustrating and nerve-racking for everyone, but ...

It’s hard to figure why mainstream radio programmers haven’t picked up on the Hoodoo Gurus. Songs such as “What’s My Scene” and “Good Times” have the kind of pop hooks that seem like radio naturals.