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Title: Rowland S. Howard Lane officially unveiled - Double J · language en-AU. First 1,800 of 4,460 characters:
Rowland S. Howard Lane officially unveiled - Double JSkip to main contentSkip to doublej navigation, settings and searchExplore the ABC More from ABCClose menuABC ABC News ABC iview ABC listen Kids & Students Indigenous Information & ServicesEditorial PoliciesRead our editorial guiding principlesFollow the ABCnewsiviewlistenLoadingDouble JHomeMusicMusic ReadsProgramsTouringMerchSearchRowland S. Howard Lane officially unveiledPosted Thu 4 Jun 2015 at 5:21pmThu 4 Jun 2015 at 5:21pmThu 4 Jun 2015 at 5:21pmShareFacebookX (formerly Twitter)Melbourne music promoter Nick Haines is "quite excited", he says in his understated way. Today, his three-and-a-half year campaign to have his friend and renowned musician Rowland S. Howard remembered for his contributions to local music and culture finally came to fruition.There have been a lot of twists and turns to this story but at last the thoroughfare between Jackson St and Eildon Road in Melbourne's St Kilda has been officially named Rowland S. Howard Lane.Howard, who passed away in 2009, was a key member of the Boys Next Door, The Birthday Party, Crime & The City Solution and These Immortal Souls. As well as those bands, he made two acclaimed solo records and two others with no wave legend Lydia Lunch."No doubt he was definitely the Prince of St Kilda, he was a local icon for many years," Haines says. "He played some of his earliest gigs on Fitzroy Street in the old Crystal Ballroom with The Young Charlatans and his final show at the Prince Of Wales band room just down the road."In a significant victory for this campaign, they secured approval to have the artist's full name used for the laneway. But it didn't come without some hard fought battles. Initially Port Phillip Council approved the idea, but the Office o
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