Mcrobin releases ‘Concrete Feet’
10 December 2016
‘Concrete Feet’ is the new single from James McGuffie, an alt-folk singer-songwriter who travels by the name of Mcrobin.
10 December 2016
‘Concrete Feet’ is the new single from James McGuffie, an alt-folk singer-songwriter who travels by the name of Mcrobin.
10 December 2016
Karova Lounge are known for throwing some pretty decent parties over the years, more than a decade’s worth, and this month they’ll perhaps throw their biggest yet as they take things to the street with the return of Yacht Club DJs.
9 December 2016
As we begin to reflect on the year that was, the final Music to a Tee concert for 2016 will take place at the 13th Beach Golf Links in Barwon Heads on Saturday, December 16.
9 December 2016
Come soak up the heat with food and fun on Australia Day weekend at Melbourne’s latest cultural precinct.
9 December 2016
Violent Femmes are heading off on their biggest tour since 2005.
9 December 2016
Don’t Poke the Bear is a full service musicians hub in Geelong, providing world-class recording studios, acoustically designed rehearsal studios and sound hire. Forté chat with Don’t Poke the Bear about the artist hub.
9 December 2016
The Bennies are planning on ending the year just as big as they started it.
8 December 2016
Piknic Électronik has unleashed their first round of acts for 2017, slated to hit their new digs of the Sidney Myer Music Bowl.
8 December 2016
Oh joyous time, Meredith has arrived. Going to a festival can be pretty tough work, what with organising your time and making sure your friend Ryan doesn’t forget the sleeping bags.
8 December 2016
Dorsal Fins have emerged with their brand new video ahead of hitting the road for a string of shows.
8 December 2016
Melbourne-via-Torquay septet King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard have always had a thing for out-of-the-ordinary album titles. Past example
s include I’m In Your Mind Fuzz, Paper Mâché Dream Balloon and even their most recent LP, April’s endlessly looping Nonagon Infinity. With the announcement of their ninth album, however, it seemed as though the Gizz had truly outdone themselves with the mouthful that is Flying Microtonal Banana. Just try saying that three times fast.
8 December 2016
Sunday afternoons are never easy. Maybe you’ve spent the morning out and about, or you’re nursing a hangover from a big Saturday night, and as the time goes on, it looms on you that soon it will be the dreaded return to work with a full week ahead.
8 December 2016
Diving head-first into a crowd of people while screaming the high notes of a brooding track sounds like a rare feat. But for Hayley Mary, lead vocalist of Sydney’s beloved four piece The Jezabels, it doesn’t even require a second thought.
8 December 2016
Tickets are limited, with only 700 available
8 December 2016
Kingswood have emerged from hibernation with a new album under their arm, ready to take on Australia with a national tour.
7 December 2016
Boogie festival has lifted the veil off their first acts for 2017.
6 December 2016
Life couldn’t be better for UK game changers Glass Animals. Since the release of their highly anticipated follow up album, How to Be a Human Being, the mild-manner quartet from Oxford have become the toast of the town, in almost every city in the world, including the city of love – and this is where Forté Mag found drummer Joe Seaward strolling along the canals.
6 December 2016
Get your sea legs ready, Melbourne.
6 December 2016
Brenden Boslem aka Bozza is an upcoming Indigenous hip-hop artist from Cardwell in far north Queensland.
5 December 2016
What do artists such as Moby, Fatboy Slim and Led Zeppelin all have in common? At some point in their career they all covered or interpreted classic folklore songs to create something genuinely unique to their own style. In terms of current acts that still provide this focus on freshly interpreted folk songs, Australia’s own Bush Gothic is incomparable.
4 December 2016
Andy Layfield is a blues guitarist, harmonica, singer and songwriter, exploring his passion for music through both solo performances and with his four piece band The Andy Layfield Sound. Forté chat to Andy about his sound, upcoming performances and a future album.
3 December 2016
Forté chat to vocalist and guitarist Joshua Peasley from the Geelong’s pop/punk band Phoenix Avenue.
2 December 2016
One of the parties of the year that leads into the holiday season is the Veeped JERK-mas party.
2 December 2016
Geelong’s Great Australian Beer Festival is back this summer at Geelong’s Racecourse for its fifth, and set to be the biggest year yet, according to festival director Michael Ward.
