Adelaide Roller Derby returns to the Adelaide Showground in 2021, with the gigantic season opening double header on Saturday, 10th April, with Wild Hearses firstly taking on the Salty Dolls, before the reigning 2020 Champions Mile Die Club clash with the Road Train Rollers.

Turning Point is at its core an EP about us growing up and finding out who the band are as a collective and individuals, working through what they want to say with their music. Each song occupies a very different sonic world but it’s all tied together with a newfound emotional intensity and lyrical themes of wanting something better for society and the world. Every track captures a different aspect of their experience with becoming adults.

The new WOMADelaide x NSS Academy has identified 10 artists from First Nations and multicultural communities to take part in an extensive year-round program of workshops and activities, culminating in a number of artists performing at WOMADelaide 2021 and 2022.

NSS, the City of Playford’s outstanding youth-focused music venue and industry training hub in Elizabeth in Adelaide’s northern suburbs is partnering with Balya Productions, led by First Nation’s music industry development pioneer Letisha Ackland to deliver the initiative.

MRLN x RKM have been selected as the opening act for Vika & Linda and Midnight Oil at WOMADelaide on 6 March 2021 and the audience of 6,000 will represent by far the biggest show of their career to date.