Ballarat Blog #666
16 June 2017
Step back in time and go to The Royal Oak Hotel for dinner. The meals are old fashioned, wholesome and…
16 June 2017
Step back in time and go to The Royal Oak Hotel for dinner. The meals are old fashioned, wholesome and…
16 June 2017
Is it just me or are people getting dumber by the day? Last issue I mentioned Linkin Park vocalist Chester Bennington’s threat against people who call the band’s newest release a sell out and now this issue I can’t go past mentioning Kathy Griffin’s recent attempt to deflect hate aimed at her to metal bands.
15 June 2017
Each year in the last week of May the Australian Indigenous Surfing Titles are held at Bells Beach. Dozens of…
15 June 2017
Love your apple cider but not keen on a cold one in this wintery weather? Worry not,Blackman’s Brewery has got you covered.
15 June 2017
Running from July 7-30, Tastes of Central Geelong is the foodie festival celebrating all things delicious in the region that will have you salivating. With 24 days of festival food, flavors and fun, Central Geelong becomes the ultimate food hub to indulge in all of your senses.
15 June 2017
As an ode to the 666th issue of Forté, we asked a number of artists to let us in on their thoughts on the existence of the devil and the number of the beast.
15 June 2017
Forté chat to Luke Biscan, the UK born singer-songwriter with a voice that easily spans genres of alternative, acoustic rock, folk and soft rock.
15 June 2017
This August Safran returns to one of the key scenes in his book ‘Depends What You Mean by Extremist’, where the two sides of Australia’s extremism collided in Bendigo. He joins the likes of Clementine Ford, John Marsden, Maxine Beneba Clarke and more at the Bendigo Writers Festival.
15 June 2017
Two years since Holy Holy’s critically acclaimed 2015 debut LP, captivating sold-out audiences across Australia, to London and The Netherlands and a complete band-restructure, the Aussie outfit are now back with a considerable departure from their previous sound.
14 June 2017
While Katherine Reynolds lived a relatively eco-friendly life, it wasn’t until she lived in London for three years when her appreciation of sustainable produce and living was truly formed.
14 June 2017
Burgers and doughnuts, it’s a match made in cheat day heaven.
14 June 2017
The space-soul-duo will head out beyond the metro areas this winter, giving fans a taste of the upcoming album.
13 June 2017
Photographed by Jem King.
13 June 2017
Leega Korean BBQ is the newest eatery to join the Little Malop Street precinct, and it couldn’t be in better company.
13 June 2017
Hey there, gang! Welcome back to Pulp. I hope you’re ready for another round of comic book weirdness, because this week’s title takes the top spot in the list of weird shit I’ve read this year.
13 June 2017
Rolling out on a river of cozy synth vibes, Just Problems You Need To Know is a lush release from BARO.
12 June 2017
So what about that Twin Peaks, huh? For a show that we’ve repeatedly been told defies description, there sure have been a lot of words written down trying to explain the delayed-by-25-years third season.
12 June 2017
Slow enigmatic keyboard compliments the clean vocal delivery on ‘Brittle’, the opening track from the debut EP release for Kings of Cough Syrup.
10 June 2017
I host trivia at The Workers Club. Every week we have a theme, and every week I’m caught out. I haven’t seen the film. I haven’t watched the series.
10 June 2017
In these tumultuous times we live in, we are constantly in tune with the future. “Content is king”, they say, and more often than not in the music world, that’s always the case because let’s face it – if don’t have an output, you don’t have relevance.
9 June 2017
There’s more time to go out and for much longer this weekend, so we’ve lined up a few ways to waste away those three days below.
9 June 2017
Ahead of her new release Pretty Faces, Leah Senior got honest with us and shared the stories behind five tracks from the upcoming release.
9 June 2017
Lindsay Gravina has worked with some of Australia’s elite at his Birdland studio over the years including The Living End, Jebediah, Eskimo Joe and now he has worked with Society of Beggars on their latest release An EP Called Night.
