The concept of organised religion is explored, as the lone sausage tries to convince his blissed-out companions they might be headed not for a glorious afterlife, but rather knife-assisted oblivion. The return of a panicked jar of honey mustard (Danny McBride) to the store, raving about the abuse meted out to food items by humans, triggers an existential crisis inįrank, who sets out to investigate. Gradually, though, it reveals itself to be a surprisingly bold piece of work, with some big ideas on its mind. Sausage Party is a surprisingly bold piece of work, with some big ideas on its mind. What if the premise of a film like Toy Story, in which inanimate objects come to terms with the meaning of their existence, was pushed to its logical, dark-as-hell conclusion? There’s an increasing glee to Sausage Party (a tale about pork that’s more sex-obsessed than Porky’s) as it heads towards its demented denouement. Both are due mostly to Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, the originators of the project, who decide to spoof the Pixar movies they loved. Because, like the scene described above, this unlikeliest of summer-season animations is a weird hybrid of cutesy cartoon and horror flick, a tale in which awful things happen to sentient food products. It’s apt that Conrad Vernon, the man who both created and voiced ‘Gingy’, is one of the co-directors of Sausage Party. Dunked in milk with his legs ripped off, he’s threatened with even worse bodily harm. More on this as it develops.In the original Shrek, the Gingerbread Man is tortured by the vile Lord Farquaad. Music Feeds has contacted representatives for the Baby Animals who said they will release a statement on the matter shortly. Ticket holders are advised to contact Ticketmaster before 5pm ADST Friday, 14 November 2014, so refunds can be organised. I thought up until now we’d really done the right thing by everyone, given the circumstances.”įull refunds for those unable or unwilling to attend the new dates can be obtained from the point of purchase. “We thought this was the best result for everyone, rather than just cancelling the tour. Promotion is not an actual science where you know what is going to happen.” “We didn’t want it to turn out this way, but it has. I did not even think about it being a gender issue. “From there, the Choirboys were also playing … so we just did it. For them to go onto the Billy tour … that made sense.” “The Angels and the Cheap Trick tour was about The Angels and Cheap Trick … they were the double-headlining artists.
Today Newton added to that gender was not a factor in the decision. “The bands loved the idea, we all did, so it’s been great that we’ve been able to make it happen.” He did not mention whether or not The Superjesus and Baby Animals were deliberately removed from the lineup, whether they were asked to accommodate the date changes, or when those bands were informed of the cancellation of the February shows. It just seemed to work together,” Newton said. “When the Billy Idol tour came up, we thought it would be an amazing opportunity to include Cheap Trick, The Angels and the Choirboys all on the same bill. “Bad form!” she added.ĭespite the announced “unforeseen circumstances”, A Day On The Green promoter Michael Newton told the Herald Sun yesterday that the shows were in fact shifted to accommodate Idol’s tour to Australia. “All we know is that they sent us a saying that we’re not on the bill anymore due to unforeseen circumstances,” said McLeod. The Superjesus has told Music Feeds that the band were “upset” after only being made aware of the situation yesterday, when the new concert series was publicly announced. The Roundhouse statement confirmed that another Day On The Green series would be held in March 2015, and also confirmed that tickets for the February concerts will be valid for the new March dates with Billy Idol. Yesterday it was announced that Idol would be returning for his first Australian tour in over a decade, which includes performances for A Day On The Green and headline shows which also feature Cheap Trick.
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