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Iconic Aussie entertainers lined up for HSBC SVNS Perth

The lineup for the Perth SVNS has been released

The bands lineup for the ultimate festival experience in Perth has been released, as fans can get ready for three days of non-stop entertainment, mouth-watering menus, rugby sevens and immersive experiences at the iconic HBF Park.

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Along with epic rugby sevens action featuring the best 12 men’s and women’s teams in the world, fantastic food offerings and interactive activities, HSBC SVNS have thrown in a blockbuster line up of entertainment with over 20 artists bringing the vibes for a weekend to remember in Perth.

Peking Duk, Hot Dub Time Machine, and Coterie are some of the big names set to get the party pumping on 26, 27, and 28 January 2024.

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Peking Duk
Peking Duk

Peking Duk is an Australian electronic music duo made up of Adam Hyde and Reuben Styles, both DJs and music producers. Known for their dance-oriented, rock and pop-influenced sound and iconic stage presence, the duo has been creating chart-topping hits since 2010, including “High” featuring Nicole Miller, “Take Me Over” with SAFIA, and “Fake Magic” featuring AlunaGeorge. Since 2010, they have scored a handful of Top Ten chart hits and won an ARIA Award for Best Dance Release in 2014. The duo is well-versed in the festival scene, having performed at some of Australia’s biggest festivals such as ‘Falls Festival,’ ‘Spilt Milk,’ ‘Splendour in the Grass,’ and ‘Big Day Out.’

Hot Dub
Hot Dub Time Machine

Hot Dub Time Machine AKA Tom Lowndes is an iconic Australian DJ, performing since 2002. Since first launching his time-traveling, ‘dance-through-the-decades’ audio-visual party concept in 2011, Lowndes has grown Hot Dub Time Machine into a huge hit. This iconic festival set showcases songs from every decade and genre of music, weaving together to create an expansive, electrifying, music history lesson. Hot Dub has solidified himself as a main stage regular at festivals all over the world, including Australia’s ‘Splendour in the Grass,’ ‘Falls Festival,’ and ‘Groovin the Moo,’ the UK’s ‘Reading and Leeds,’ Europe’s legendary ‘Tomorrowland,’ and ‘Coachella’ in the USA.

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Coterie
Coterie

Coterie is a four-member Australian-New Zealand band formed from four brothers who grew up in Perth, making massive waves across Australian and New Zealand coastlines! The band encompasses an authenticity often lost in modern music, their records telling lyrical stories drawn from real-life experience and using melodically rich vocals to bring a raw narrative heat to the songs. Immersed in a world of surf and art, the band has developed a unique blend of high-energy reggae-rock music that has audiences demanding more. Since forming, the band has been rapidly growing in the local Perth music scene and beyond. In 2022, the band had their first hit single “Cool it Down,” which went platinum in New Zealand propelling their career to new heights.

Other acts headlining the festival include Discovery, Flewnt & Inkabee, Queen Freddie, Jumping Jack Flash, DJ NDORSE, Perri Lee, Timmy Drake, DJ Chad, Simone Monaco, Paul Malone, KLP, Stacie Fields, Dr Packer, Tachee, DJ Wildflower, Aussie Anthems, Feel Estate, and Casual Connection.

The festival will see artists performing across multiple stages – The Party Stage, The Beach Club, and The Sun Stage which will be the perfect spot to party all afternoon, through sundowners, and into the night. The Spring Hotel, which is the place to be if you’re in for a party, with no queues, flowing drinks, and nonstop entertainment– making it even easier to dance along to the greatest music stars over the three-day festival.

Perth is hosting the HSBC SVNS for the very first time, and players and fans can look forward to three sun-soaked days of rugby sevens and buzz-filled nights on 26-28 January 2024, at HBF Park.

To party with some of Australia’s best entertainers, indulge in some epic food offerings, and watch the world’s greatest rugby sevens players, including the world-leading Aussie 7s, get your tickets from only $35 now:

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Bob Marler 320 days ago

Mullet and mustache game strong in Aus.

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Pecos 321 days ago

Winning these tourneys is no longer a priority, winning the GF in Madrid is.

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RedWarrior 1 hour ago
Three-way race to be number one in World Rugby men's rankings

IF SA and NZ win then its 1,2,3 SA/NZ/IRL Otherwise as you were. This is largely irrelevant beyond bragging rights.


As I have pointed out elsewhere the practical use of the Rankings is to determine the seedings bands for the RWC draw. The draw takes place early 2026 and hopefully the rankings will be taken from then.


Important to be in the top 6, the top 12. (and likely the top 4).

This is because there are now 6 groups in the RWC 2027.

If you are in top 6 you are in Seeding Band 1. That means none of the other top 6 will be in your group.

Seeding Band 2 are teams from 7-12, who will have a top 6 team but no other 7-12 team.

After England's defeat by NZ there is clear water between NZ in 3rd, France in 4th and England in 5th. England are desperate for top4, ill come back and explain why later.

Lets look at Seeding Band 1 and 6th place. If you make 6th, no top 6 team is in your group, you are top dog. If you win your group, you won't be facing a top 6 team in your 1/8th final, you will be facing a weaker team. If you fail to make 6th place you WILL have a top 6 team in your group and if you don't win your group you WILL (probably) meet a top 6 in the 1/8 final. That's massive.


Its Argentina holding 6th now. Assuming England hold 5th, then its a 4 horse race for 6th. Argentina, Scotland, Italy and ...Australia. (ranked 6,7,8,9)

Australia play the Lions in NH summer 2025 they are running out of time to get up to 6th for their own RWC. They MUST make a move now. They must beat Wales and they really must beat Scotland to gain points and take points off them. Could they surprise England or Ireland? England may be the better bet but Schmidt knows Ireland so well having masterminded their downfall in France.

Another one to watch is Italy V Argentina. Italy are ambitious and they will want to start pushing the likes of Argentina. If they win this they are still in the hunt. Well worth a watch either way.


Top4: I think the top 6 will be seeded, all the way through from the draw. If thats the case then the top 4 will be seeded to avoid each other until the semi. Good for more certainty around ticket sales etc. That's a possible reason why England want in there. You're not in there you are hitting a top 4 team in a QF. That's an extra 50:50 match you can do without and avoid by being top 4.


Lets look at what Seeding bands might look like with todays rankings:


Seeding Band 1

IRE/SA/NZ/FRA/ENG/ARG

Seeding Band 2

SCO/ITA/AUS/FIJ/WAL/GEO


Sample Aussie strongest pool opponent and 1/8th final opponent if in top 6

Strongest pool opponent: FIJI

1/8 final opponent GEORGIA

Prognosis: advance to 1/4 and potentially beyond


Sample Aussie strongest pool opponent and 1/8th final opponent if NOT in top 6

Strongest pool opponent: SOUTH AFRICA

1/8 final opponent NEW ZEALAND

Prognosis: You know the prognosis


I am pretty sure this is not lost on Joe Schmidt?


Keep in mind when enjoying the matches.

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