Blues News #726
7 November 2019
About ten years ago the west end of Geelong started to change.
7 November 2019
Our beaches have been bathed in some beautiful sunshine lately. It has been fantastic to drag the boardshorts out of winter storage, give them a shake and put them back on for another season of summer fun in the sun.
7 November 2019
With Amyl and the Sniffers’ music best enjoyed in a pub somewhere getting pushed around with sweat and beer all over your shirt, the Charlton Motel seems like a pretty damn good place to do that.
7 November 2019
Flocks of families will be filling our bay ferries to flood the already sold out Queenscliff Music Festival to see this Finn brother.
6 November 2019
Better start limbering up to hit the mosh pit stat.
6 November 2019
The weather is heating up down on the Surf Coast and the acts coming into the Torquay Hotel are doing the same thing.
6 November 2019
Calling all beer loving lady legends!
6 November 2019
With recent singles ‘Tear It Down’ and ‘Why So Sorry?’ both making a splash, we sit down with All The Colours as they look towards the release of their new album.
6 November 2019
It’s been a long time since we have seen Amy Shark here in G Town and we welcome you back anytime girl!
6 November 2019
As an event that has fostered a reputation for turning some of the city’s most iconic spaces into immersive hubs of music, arts and culture – and this year is no exception.
1 November 2019
With clues including checklist citing budgie smugglers, a boomerang sticker on a vinyl, and Eddie in a classic cork hat and swag, Australia is clearly in for a treat!
31 October 2019
‘Fairy Lights’ is a bold song filled with feminist fire, and is about taking power back after internalised victim-blaming.
31 October 2019
Next time Lime Cordiale come, book a ticket and get ready to put on your dancing shoes. You won’t be disappointed.
30 October 2019
Infused with lively melodies, sentimental lyrics and vibrant vocals, ‘Moving to the City’ demonstrates the musicality of Maguire, and oozes of maturity and optimistic spirit.
30 October 2019
Better start limbering up to hit the mosh pit stat.
29 October 2019
If you’re keen for Bluesfest but live a little far from its Byron Bay location. Don’t stress, Bluesfest Touring’s got you covered with eight international acts visiting Melbourne in April 2020.
29 October 2019
Hip-hop newcomer Mr. Big Stuff has dropped his debut single ‘I Need Space’, featuring Melbourne electronic duo Strange Talk.
29 October 2019
Apple Crumble Is Out This November Via Sweat It Out. Catch Winston Surfshirt at Spilt Milk in Ballarat on Saturday, 30 November.
28 October 2019
He will be performing at the Bendigo Blues & Roots Music Festival on November 8-10, Piping Hot Chicken Shop in Ocean Grove on November 16 & Northcote Social Club in Melbourne on November 17.
28 October 2019
The places we shop, where we eat and where we indulge, all make up a part of our community home, especially the unique one-of-a-kind businesses that locals know and love.
26 October 2019
Melbourne Punk legends The Meanies are hauling ass from around the world to return down under in celebration of their 30 years together as a band and 25 years since the release of quintessential Meanies hit 10% weird.
25 October 2019
I’m tempted, I’m hooked. Bring on the album, people will be drawing breath when they hear this
25 October 2019
Ballarat’s Victoria Park will be transformed into a hub of entertainment this November, and Spring in the Park is the new event to watch.
