Polish Club are bringing their new album to Geelong and Ballarat this month
20 June 2019
To commemorate this long-awaited follow-up, Polish Club will tour the nation on a series of capital city and regional dates this June and July.
20 June 2019
To commemorate this long-awaited follow-up, Polish Club will tour the nation on a series of capital city and regional dates this June and July.
20 June 2019
So unique that no two items are the same!
20 June 2019
Until now the band have been laying low. Aside from a few singles, Friendly Fires haven’t put out a record since 2012.
20 June 2019
We chat to the DIY legends ahead of their arrival.
20 June 2019
And we’ve got The Streets Barber working there as one of the head barbers.
20 June 2019
If you’ve ever had a sore back, neck or knee, there’s a good chance you’ve paid a visit to an osteopath, and if you haven’t, well now’s your chance.
20 June 2019
Many of Geelong’s natives will know the old butcher’s building down Skene Street in Newtown. It’s quirky, it’s a little old, and it’s now got a new lease on life after been transformed into a little neighbourhood hangout two years ago, the much-loved café Newfolk.
20 June 2019
“No matter who you are, no matter where you are, if you are a woman working in any area as outlined in our award categories in the music industry we want to know about you.”
20 June 2019
It’s been 12 months since Tool tribute band Third Eye announced the departure of their previous frontman and news of their brief hiatus while they searched for a new lead singer.
11 June 2019
For me, nothing inspires me more than watching the creative process of other artists and how they work on their own or collaboratively. Or even more simply, an artist talking about their work, their experiences, their thoughts, in their own words.
7 June 2019
Clocking in at an intense 38 minutes, Scourge of the Enthroned is a real monster and one they’re bringing down under when they descend on their Australian tour this June.
7 June 2019
Geelong Gallery exhibition, The Moon has been programmed to coincide with this significant milestone, and brings together artistic responses to the celestial body that orbits the Earth.
7 June 2019
Marcia Howard’s House of Song Show is part concert, part sing-along.
6 June 2019
The first word that’ll spring to mind when you hear Andrea Robertson’s new album, Live At New Hall, is “intimacy”.
6 June 2019
Taking some time away from recording the groups 14th studio album, the tour will be in support of the 40th anniversary of ‘No Exit.’
6 June 2019
The “energetic, neo soul band” has recently landed their monthly residency at The Worker’s Club, and are gearing up for their last gig before hitting the road on their Europe tour.
6 June 2019
We chat to the lead dancer Baykali Ganambarr ahead of the show.
6 June 2019
Josh Dance might be a familiar face and after busking and performing around Geelong and surrounds for around 15 years now, chances are that’s why.
6 June 2019
We chat to Nocturnal Grave Desecrator and Black Winds; and Deathlord of Abomination and War Apocalypse ahead of their Aussie tour in July.
6 June 2019
The deeply talented powerhouse songstress, Meg Mac, has been making her way across the country on her sold-out ‘Give Me My Name Back Tour’ and if you were lucky enough to get a glimpse of her on stage, you will know she has a new mini-album coming out.
6 June 2019
Being at the forefront of the Melbourne scene, Circles are one of our biggest prog exports and now for the first time in a while, they will be hitting Australia with a headliner tour.
6 June 2019
Bellarine’s Low Light Queenscliff festival returns with its scintillating celebration of the senses. An eclectic exploration of music, arts, theatre and children’s events; Low Light Queenscliff curates a stunning constellation of Australia’s finest artistic endeavors.
