Luke Seymoup heads to Ballarat tomorrow
9 February 2017
Luke Seymoup bought his first guitar at the age of sixteen, and like any good sixteen-year-old with a new guitar the first riff he taught himself was the opening chords to ‘Mother’ by Danzig.
9 February 2017
Luke Seymoup bought his first guitar at the age of sixteen, and like any good sixteen-year-old with a new guitar the first riff he taught himself was the opening chords to ‘Mother’ by Danzig.
9 February 2017
Held in the heart of historic Lydiard Street Ballarat, Ballarat Beat is a big, loud and raucous booty-shaking celebration of all things rockabilly.
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
All the way from the Emerald Isle ‘C’est la Vie’ hit-makers B*Witched will headline the show and they’ll be joined by UK popstars Atomic Kitten, S Club 3, East 17 and Liberty X.
7 February 2017
UNO Danceclub in Geelong have secured the only regional show outside of capital Australian cities for ‘Jungle’ singer, Tash Sultana,…
7 February 2017
It is important to know, first and foremost, that being in a pirate metal band isn’t solely about being a metal musician.
6 February 2017
In a time of low album sales and short attention spans, it makes sense for already famous musicians to pool their star power. Unfortunately the resulting acts tend to lean on the low stakes and easy ticket sales their fame affords them, meaning that very few supergroups ever create music worthy of the superlative.
5 February 2017
We’ve rounded up the very best regional tunes to press play on
3 February 2017
From coastal towns to regional communities and the major cities, songman Ziggy Alberts has been making the most of the warm weather in recent times.
2 February 2017
Get out your annual leave form and mark it in your diaries folks, one of the biggest festivals of the…
2 February 2017
Viewers of The X Factor may be familiar with the story of Matt Gresham.
2 February 2017
Prepare yourselves for a burst of ‘90s nostalgia. With The I Love The 90’s Tour coming up with a dream line-up of pre-millennium favourites, we’ve rounded up a few of the hits that are sure to feature at the show.
1 February 2017
Grim Fawkner, Alana Jagt, Graciana Holland and Bill Barber have teamed up for a show at Bendigo’s Old Church on the Hill on February 3.
1 February 2017
Heads of Charm, Melbourne’s most polite band, are out on the road for a string of shows in support of their new single, ‘OK Yes Please’.
1 February 2017
Love is in the air for The Waifs, as the beloved Aussie band celebrates their 25th anniversary with a double album and extensive tour.
1 February 2017
After performing at the Rainbow Serpent Festival, [dunkelbunt] will make good use of time with a show at The Loft, Warrnambool tonight.
31 January 2017
In just one year, 18 year old Gretta Ray has made a bold entrance into the music scene.
31 January 2017
Groovin’ the Moo have released their 2017 lineup and are delivering a medley of acts right to our regional doorstep.
30 January 2017
The keyboardist of English rock band legends Black Sabbath has died at 68 from lung cancer. Nicholls joined the band…
30 January 2017
The glam rock band formed in Geelong in the early 90’s, focusing on tributing 70’s legends like ELO, Cheap Trick, KISS and Alice Cooper.
30 January 2017
The iconic ten-day festival is back for its fifth year and will feature close to 900 acts across 50 participating venues across Melbourne’s Yarra.
30 January 2017
2016 was a massive year for local glam rockers Dangerous Curves; playing gigs all over the state, laying down the blue print for an upcoming debut album and winning K Rock’s ‘The Band’ competition, awarding them the chance to play to the masses at last years leg of Run Geelong.
29 January 2017
The legend of the Twelve Foot Ninja is one that stems from over a decade ago. Seemingly stealthlike, the Melbourne-based unit are masters of the sneak attack. Between dropping their highly anticipated album Outlier last year, smashing some Australian headline shows and supporting Disturbed in November, the men behind the myth are more than set up for the year.
