Miss Muddy is heading to Geelong this year
3 May 2017
Australia’s very first female-only obstacle based event is coming to Geelong this November.
3 May 2017
Australia’s very first female-only obstacle based event is coming to Geelong this November.
2 May 2017
For those who made it on Saturday to Karova Lounge’s sold out carpark festival, it really was a night to remember.
2 May 2017
Local band Hiddenite have released two brand new tracks, ‘Amber’ and ‘In Anger’.
2 May 2017
If opera can be thought of as the musical version of a novel, then ballads are the short story.
1 May 2017
Huge hair, outrageous outfits and pulsing dance beats saturated Geelong.
1 May 2017
Good Beer week returns to Melbourne and surrounds for its seventh year running.
1 May 2017
The tinnies are starting to appear at venues across Victoria.
1 May 2017
Inspired by the greats of Wanda Jackson, Patsy Cline, Ray Charles, and Leon Russell, Victorian Americana band Little Wigtown have been pleasing audiences with what can only be explained as a unique interpretation of the American Songbook.
1 May 2017
Australian duo Busby Marou will be bringing their sweet harmonies to Geelong on their Postcards From the Shell House Tour.
1 May 2017
Hey gang, welcome back to another edition of Pulp! I hope you’ve all enjoyed the Easter break – I know I have, sleep ins are the best – and I hope you’re keen to jump back in like I am.
1 May 2017
Brendan O’Brien has returned to production duties on this album which comes with that amazing sound Mastodon had on Crack The Skye. I was hoping Emperor Of Sand would be the massive prog fest Crack The Skye was, but this isn’t the case.
30 April 2017
The combination of blues and thrash theoretically shouldn’t be a good match but Ballarat duo Horris Green make it seem effortless on their new EP The Dog Line.
29 April 2017
Is it all over for Marvel? That’s the tough question just about nobody is seriously asking: their movie franchises rumble onward with no sign of slowing, their future plans continue to stretch off far into the future, and their television department… actually yeah, there’s a bit of a problem there.
28 April 2017
Melbourne/Surf Coast indie pop-rock band, Localles, have just released their second ever single, Wishing Well. The single is from their forthcoming debut EP and is released just days before frontman Ted O’Niel is to undergo open heart surgery.
28 April 2017
The set times are officially out, and with Brant Bjork closing the night with a midnight set, we say they did alright.
28 April 2017
Geelong’s very own Evangeline has just released a brand new single – except we don’t get to hear it until May 5.
28 April 2017
1984 was a big year in the world of surfing. It was a year when a group of younger surfers led by Tom Carroll, Martin Potter and Tom Curren started to shake down the old guard of Mark Richards, Cheyne Horan and Shaun Tomson.
28 April 2017
Hold onto your hats, Julien Baker is coming to Ballarat.
28 April 2017
SacredEdge is a festival that brings locals together and listens to voices from the edge through stories, songs and art – Indigenous, Refugees, Asylum Seekers – with sustainability and mental health themes as well.
28 April 2017
“Over here it’s a big country and no one knows who I am, so I figured if I come over it might push me into something bigger. Maybe I’ll have a bit more hunger and want to push myself a bit harder. I feel like good artists move to different places and suck that culture in and then spew it out.”
27 April 2017
Geelong After Dark returns this year, and with it comes the interactive music and technology experience, ‘Field of Beams’.
27 April 2017
The Otway Food and Fibre Showcase is back for the second time as part of Eat Local Month, displaying the Otway’s best local produce, live music, market stalls, workshops and demonstrations. Forté chat to organiser Andrew Gray ahead of the event.
26 April 2017
Sydney based producer, songwriter, vocalist, DJ, triple j radio host and serial slasher, KLP, is gaining major popularity at clubs and on airwaves around Australia.
26 April 2017
If you have a spare fifteen bucks you want to put towards a proper good cause then look no further than Kingdom Of Kai, an Australian metal compilation CD out now.
