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ROSS WILSON

So Ross, what are you looking forward to most at Bluesfest 2021?

Well I’ve been to Bluesfest a couple of times, so I know how it work. Y’know, a great thing about it is that you can see a whole lot of people all in one place – usually from all around the world, but this year is going to be very special because it’s all-Aussie. There’s a mega lineup there, and luckily I’m a part of that! When it got called off earlier this year, we were actually up there already – we could see something [to do with COVID-19] developing, though, so we stayed out of the Byron shire. As soon as they made the formal announcement, we went home without having to

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