26 April 2017
To celebrate their sold out Geelong shows and just for a good time, UNO Danceclub are hosting the official Client Liaison afterparty in an intimate beer garden setting.
26 April 2017
Peking Duk have been helping parties get people on the dancefloor since their inception in 2010, and they’ll be doing just that and more when they head to Karova Lounge in Ballarat for the car park festival.
26 April 2017
Back for its fifth year, One Electric Day has prepared its most impressive bill yet for 2017.
26 April 2017
After first been published in 1890, Bram Stoker’s Dracula has maintained significance for over a century to become one of gothic horrors most revelled pieces of literature ever.
25 April 2017
More Scared Of You Than You Are Of Me is an exploration into relationships, anxiety and nostalgia.
25 April 2017
When it comes to careers, a lot has changed for Jordan Rodrigues and his character Christian Reed in Dance Academy. Stepping slightly away from what they know, Reed has begun teaching and Rodrigues has made a crack for the music industry.
25 April 2017
Despite the many ups and downs over their almost thirty-year career, musical legends and purveyors of ‘90s stoner rock Tumbleweed reunite this year in support of fellow Australian rockers and long-time friends Spiderbait.
24 April 2017
After early bird tickets for the 2017 Queenscliff Music Festival sold out in record time, the festival is opening up a limited number of Saturday & Sunday tickets at a discounted price.
24 April 2017
Unsure of how to spend your Anzac Day Eve? Well, The Inn Hotel have you sorted with ‘The Biggest Parmi Night Ever’.
24 April 2017
Mutant Dance knows no boundaries when it comes to genres of music, and the Barwon Club is the latest to host their eclectic mutated style.
24 April 2017
Gifted, powerful and gentle are often the words used to describe Lior, the Melbourne-based independent Israeli-Australian writer, performer and entertainer.
24 April 2017
Being a comedian isn’t just your typical 9-5 job. Writing, directing and performing their own material, humorists are paid to make people laugh, and for Melbourne-based comedic Dave O’Neil, it’s the perfect job.
24 April 2017
This issue Forté managed to get Glenn Lynch from death metal band Destruktor and Riley Strong from thrash band Desecrator to interview each other ahead of their gig at the Barwon Club at the end of the month alongside Hidden Intent, Blackhelm and Nemesium. Have at it boys…
23 April 2017
Tomcat Playground is a new act on the blues scene, but if I was to mention Ali Penney and the Moneymakers, The Jacky Howellers and the Sound of KoKo, that would probably ring a few bells.
23 April 2017
If you’ve been around Australia’s metal scene for a while, you’ll almost certainly recognise the vocal chords of Adam Glynn.
23 April 2017
For some, playing music is a choice made later in life; the thrill of performance, the comradery of being in a band, or even the more far-fetched pursuit of riches all being part of the appeal.
23 April 2017
Abe Anderson has always aspired to be a professional musician and songwriter, a journey that even took him to television where he was featured on The Voice back in 2012, which Abe says was a truly surreal experience.
22 April 2017
Beginning in Sydney in 2002, Supanova now takes place in six cities (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide and the Gold Coast) and is Australia’s homegrown celebration of all things pop culture.
21 April 2017
Tomorrow is national Record Store Day, and there is no better way to support local, independent record shops across the region than checking out what they have to offer.
21 April 2017
One of Geelong’s premier vinyl pushers and soul music lovers, Johnny El P, has returned home from overseas and he’s celebrating the occasion with a four hour set at the Barwon Club next Friday.
21 April 2017
Tash Sultana can do no wrong.
21 April 2017
Daylight savings has ended and we have just had a massive downpour to wreak havoc in the streets of Ballarat. Locals don’t need a reason to go out and put a smile on their dial, and luckily there is plenty of talent on offer at local venues.
21 April 2017
Melbourne’s The Cactus Channel have been pushing the boundaries of soul music since they first formed back in high school.
21 April 2017
If you think you have a firm grasp on Sarah Blasko’s sound, you are probably wrong.
