Tubular Bells For Two
1 June 2018
One Album. Two Men. Too Many Instruments.
31 May 2018
Award-winning singer-songwriter Andrea Robertson is stepping beyond her previously forged boundaries and touring her live performance around regional Victoria.
31 May 2018
The high-energy party starters will be celebrating eight years of anthemic bangers and electrifying live shows, kicking it off with a massive hometown party at The Croxton Bandroom this June.
30 May 2018
Cargo, an Australian post-apocalyptic zombie flick starring Martin Freeman and set in the arid Flinders Ranges, examines a world where urban society dies and Indigenous Australians survive.
26 May 2018
Calling in from Scotland, Paul McKenna chats to Forté ahead of the trip down under.
25 May 2018
With two independently-released EP’s Holy Sick (2015) and Wild & Weak (2017), as well as barnstorming singles like ‘Same Same’, ‘Wild & Weak’, ‘I For An Eye’, and recent single ‘Labrador’, this band is hot on our radar. Now, they’re kicking off on a massive 12 date tour throughout May and June. We chat to vocalist and powerhouse Marie DeVita ahead of the shows.
21 May 2018
We chat to Emily ahead of their show with The Sound Doctor on Saturday 26 May at Anglesea Memorial Hall.
20 May 2018
There’s nothing subtle about this band. Consisting of members of The Drones, High Tension and Harmony (Gareth Liddiard, Fiona Kitschin, Lauren Hammel and Erica Dunn), Tropical F#ck Storm is their name and A Laughing Death in Meatspace is the name of their swanky debut album.
20 May 2018
It was in 2014 following a few Sunday beers that Brayden Dorney and his fellow bearded mates came up with an idea that would change Ballarat forever.
19 May 2018
The colour purple is often associated with royalty. Purple is also a strong force that can represent creativity, peace, grandeur and magic. So it naturally made sense that Prince and his unique charisma was drawn to all things purple.
19 May 2018
We have a quick chat to the Aussie dark pop powerhouse.
18 May 2018
No time for meal prep? No sweat! She’ll Be Apples will get dinner on the table in no time
18 May 2018
If you got 100 people in a line and asked all of them what their favourite feature of radio is, there is a high chance most will answer ‘it’s free’. That may well be a fair answer in some cases, but it is also the answer that people have fooled themselves into believing for decades.
18 May 2018
What do a legal clerk; a radiation therapist, a public servant, a marine biologist and a tattoo artist have in common?
18 May 2018
Sydney’s timeless guitar pop trio have successfully raised their game with their new album For Now – a gloriously uplifting album of beautifully honed, passionately emotive rock’n’roll songs.
17 May 2018
ARIA Award-nominated Australian hip hop duo Spit Syndicate have got fans riled up with their most recent offering, Orbit.
17 May 2018
It was in the late months of 2009 that Australian rockers Mammal announced their split as a band. The statement released read, “Due to long standing personal, political, musical and business differences, Mammal has decided it cannot continue and is no more”.
17 May 2018
If you are a fan of Geelong’s nightlife scene, there is a 100 per cent chance you have encountered Togar.
16 May 2018
STUMPS may still be fresh faces to many but make no mistake, this Sydney four piece have wasted no time at all in snatching the attention of music fans, industry heads and tastemakers around the country.
10 May 2018
Boasting crowds of over 15,000 and performances across 14 stages, the festival is the premier Celtic gathering in Australasia and it’s easy to see why it with its breadth of artistic talent, rich in culture.
9 May 2018
You may see it as sarcasm or you may see it as satire. Whichever way you view it, Jonathan Pie speaks his mind. Although the man behind Pie may not be a political animal, he does know how to play one.
9 May 2018
The Geelong kid on the jazz block
7 May 2018
The guys have decided it’s time to get on stage again as Dr. Colossus and play songs from their debut record The Dank in honour of Nathan.
7 May 2018
Reimagine provides an opportunity to explore how children’s books are able to introduce young readers to complex ideas about contemporary humanity.
