Industry updates from Music Victoria – June
7 June 2019
Make sure you get out and support your local live music venues.
7 June 2019
Make sure you get out and support your local live music venues.
7 June 2019
Marcia Howard’s House of Song Show is part concert, part sing-along.
7 June 2019
The new record “Seventh Son” is an absolute Journey of a record that touches on all the traditional blues themes of god, the devil and unrequited love.
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
Yarra City Council has announced that Leaps and Bounds Music Festival is swangin’ on back to town pretty soon to bring some heat to Melbourne’s coldest month, taking place from July 5th to 14th.
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
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
You can still get tickets their new show at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena on Friday, August 9
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
Our very own patron saint of the blues, Geoff Achison – along with his long-time cohorts The Souldiggers – is bringing his 25th anniversary celebrations with the band to town this month.
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
We’ve selected a few events to spice up your three days of freedom, whether you want to spend it partying or chilling out we’ve got you sorted.
6 June 2019
Round up your Pinot pals and Grigio girls for a corker of culinary delights and
beverages, whilst getting Merlot to the ripest musical talent on the vine.
6 June 2019
The five-person ensemble from Melbourne have made themselves known across Australia and all over the world through their empowering pop/rock style that vibes well with people into One Republic, Imagine Dragons and Linkin Park.
6 June 2019
Tickets will sell out.
5 June 2019
The idea is the brainchild of Heidi Lenffer (pictured) from Cloud Control who was driven to design a strategy for touring in the era of climate change after she calculated how much touring costs the planet.
4 June 2019
Returning for its 23rd year, the Peninsula will be soon see an eclectic mix of homegrown and international performers.
1 June 2019
The album, a culmination of experiences lived on the road and influences stemming from the last few years of chaos for the band, is finally unveiled in all its glory – a testament to the Psychedelic Porn Crumpets’ never relenting vivacious attitude and hungry approach to powerful music.
31 May 2019
Best-known for his stint in seminal punk group The Ramones, where he played bass from 1989 to 1996 after taking over from Dee Dee Ramone
28 May 2019
Held every two years, the APRA Professional Development Awards aim to create serious opportunities for emerging songwriters and composers.
