17 February 2017
Carus Thompson is no stranger to life lived on the road. For the past 20 years, he has spent his time bouncing between the stage and the studio, travelling from town to town and making his mark touring the United States and Europe.
16 February 2017
Stroll through the grounds of Geelongs Little Creatures Brewery as their 2017 village market kicks off every Thursday night
16 February 2017
Your Dr Martens scuff the pavement, your vintage levi’s strain at the knee, there is a floral scrunchy around your wrist, and The Courtney’s tune ‘Tour’ blares the fist pumping, hip jerking, lady rock anthem.
16 February 2017
They’ve got rum, they’ve got pirate monikers, they fully support any attempt at a shoey, and they get around aboard the S.S Plunderberg flying pirate ship – Lagerstein are clearly the guys to party with. Taking on their pirate identities to a level worthy of praise, the guys are setting sail on their 14 date Australian tour, Suns Out Rums Out.
15 February 2017
When Tim Hulsman released Dead Man’s Garden back in 2014, the excitement in me was running hot. Having seen his solo live show a few times, I was taken by his ability to hook people in with his unique approach to writing lyrics and creating groovy little rootsy melodies.
15 February 2017
Sydney alt-pop four-piece Tigertown have just completed a whirlwind tour of the country in support of US rockers and buddies, Panic! at the Disco.
14 February 2017
Bells Beach is one of the most well-known surf spots on the planet. Just over 20 minutes from Geelong and seven odd minutes from Torquay, Bells has captured the imagination of surfers around the world for over 50 years.
14 February 2017
The multi-talented Mat McHugh is no stranger to the pages of Forté. So it was welcome news to hear he will be back on the road again this summer with the High Up! Summer 17 tour – a run of shows that has everyone in suspense, even the man himself.
12 February 2017
I love chocolate. I just LOVE that dark sea salty caramel liquid gold. I’m Armstrong Creek’s Homer Simpson drooling over a donut.
12 February 2017
Carus Thompson is an Australian legend. From his work with The True Believers as well as solo stuff, he has developed over the past 15 years into one of the country’s finest songwriters.
11 February 2017
A chef, a cafe veteran and an accountant walk into an old corner store – no, this isn’t the start of a joke; it’s the start of one of the Bellarine Peninsula’s most exciting cafes.
11 February 2017
Five years ago the Violent Femmes’ bassist and co-founder, Brian Ritchie, became an Australian citizen and he hasn’t looked back since. He and his wife settled in Hobart in 2008 and he set about establishing himself in the local arts scene. As curator of MONA FOMA Festival, he has a keen eye and a sound ear for what works – what people want and how to make it happen.
10 February 2017
Hot Dub Time Machine is making it’s way around the country’s best wineries this March headlining a national festival tour.
10 February 2017
‘You doing anything for Valentine’s Day?’ seems to be the most common question in the lead up to this day of love and with these places, you can have an answer! If you don’t want to take the love of your life, take your friends instead, after all don’t they say best friends are your real soul mates? (Maybe that was just Sex in the City…)
10 February 2017
We chat with the “loud, hairy and loose” Melbourne rockers, Luy and Jacob, from The Hunted Crows in the midst of their Young Man Tour.
10 February 2017
Live music is at the crux of a successful music industry. Thanks to Music Victoria, a brand new and vibrant program has been created to help create a sustainable live music sector.
10 February 2017
The Workers Club played host to indie-folk duo Winterbourne on Saturday night, with boys James Draper and Jordan Brady adding third member and good friend, Josh Rea to the gig, for their ‘My Perfect Sundae’ tour.
10 February 2017
After 30 years as a band it can be hard to find a new spin to attract a new demographic, unless you are Pseudo Echo, who’s sound from the ‘80s was so cutting edge and futuristic that it is still attracting masses of younger fans. This was evident after the bands 2014 release of ‘Ultraviolet.’
10 February 2017
A powerful fusion of contemporary dance and storytelling, Bangarra Dance Theatre’s Terrain takes you on a journey, transporting audiences to Lake Eyre, the place of Australia’s inland sea, and will be featured at Geelong’s GPAC next month as part of a regional tour.
9 February 2017
One of our fave five pieces, Birds of Tokyo, are hitting the road next month for a string of regional shows.
9 February 2017
Alone this Valentine’s Day? Pop on your best attire and head to Singles on the Lawn.
9 February 2017
Along with being recognised for their electrifying, melodic dance anthems, The Potelleez are also known for their vibrant energy and their fun-loving, laid back attitude. The first sign comes from their sarcastic name, a reference to the guys pot bellies.
9 February 2017
In one place, on one day, Pakington street comes alive with an abundance of colour, unique costumes, live music, street performers, multicultural food, and traditional dancing in celebration of Geelong’s diverse mix of cultures with people from all walks of life.
