20 June 2019
There’s something a bit magical about this historic regional town in the dark, cold months, and this is exactly what the Ballarat Winter Festival seeks to capture.
20 June 2019
If you’ve ever had a sore back, neck or knee, there’s a good chance you’ve paid a visit to an osteopath, and if you haven’t, well now’s your chance.
20 June 2019
Many of Geelong’s natives will know the old butcher’s building down Skene Street in Newtown. It’s quirky, it’s a little old, and it’s now got a new lease on life after been transformed into a little neighbourhood hangout two years ago, the much-loved café Newfolk.
20 June 2019
“No matter who you are, no matter where you are, if you are a woman working in any area as outlined in our award categories in the music industry we want to know about you.”
20 June 2019
It’s been 12 months since Tool tribute band Third Eye announced the departure of their previous frontman and news of their brief hiatus while they searched for a new lead singer.
19 June 2019
Combining four carefully selected Australian Blues acts, a Bellarine Railway heritage train, dinner and drinks for 200 patrons running Saturday nights 10 months of the year, The Blues Train is an experience like none other. It’s a beauty, to say the least.
19 June 2019
If the message I’ve taken from Lehmo is to quit my job, and do more comedy, he probably would have been stripped off his accounting license by now anyway.
19 June 2019
Get ready to shred fellow guitarists and music lovers.
19 June 2019
There’ll be thousands of LP’s, 45’s and CD’s from local and interstate traders and even a ‘treasure hunt’ to dig for hidden nuggets.
19 June 2019
Cancel all plans.
19 June 2019
Comedy and the PC landscape in general changed in 30 years but this is Kevin Bloody Wilson heartland.
19 June 2019
The annual Winter Shiraz Weekend is set to thrill connoisseurs with two days of exploring the versatility of Shiraz with beautiful wine, food and entertainment as the Geelong region basks in the mid-winter glow.
19 June 2019
The power, emotion, and honesty of renowned singer/songwriter Toni Childs was enough to cause tears in the audience – myself included, during her recent Retrospective tour.
19 June 2019
Calling all aspiring artists: two golden opportunities await!
14 June 2019
A new track for adventurous souls who want to break free and live in the vast wide world has just dropped and we are absolutely loving it.
12 June 2019
After revealing a tantalising first glimpse of the lineup last month, Victoria’s new music festival Land of Plenty has dropped the full bill for its inaugural event.
12 June 2019
Following on from her national For Your Love single tour in April, Montaigne has today released her new single Ready, and confirmed details of her forthcoming LP and national tour.
11 June 2019
Marking its 11th installment, the Tocumwal gem has brought together a star-studded bill of international artists and homegrown favourites.
11 June 2019
For me, nothing inspires me more than watching the creative process of other artists and how they work on their own or collaboratively. Or even more simply, an artist talking about their work, their experiences, their thoughts, in their own words.
11 June 2019
Bringing a long overdue spotlight to the vast number of women and female identities working tirelessly behind the scenes .
7 June 2019
The southern hemisphere’s biggest snow music festival, SNOWTUNES, has announced a huge line-up of Australian and international artists for its return in 2019 and we are absolutely frothing it.
7 June 2019
‘Hans Zimmer Live’ is a multi-layered experience for concertgoers and a must-see concert event, which takes audiences through the back-catalog of one of cinema’s most inventive minds and most celebrated composers.
7 June 2019
Now, there’s really not a lot you can do about the weather, but at least you can get into some really good music to take your mind off of it. We’ve got a couple of interesting gigs coming up.
