Commissioner Mick Thomas
3 July 2015
In 2012, at Billboard the Venue (now 170 Russell) as part of the Melbourne Age Hall of Fame induction, Mick…
3 July 2015
In 2012, at Billboard the Venue (now 170 Russell) as part of the Melbourne Age Hall of Fame induction, Mick…
2 July 2015
With their swamp-stomp alt-rock, Graveyard Train formed in 2008 as a side project with the aim of sticking to a…
2 July 2015
In 2013, Metal-Roos was founded as a way to promote Australia’s metal scene. On October 10, Bendigo’s home of metal,…
2 July 2015
We can’t think of a better pairing than the traditional Indigenous music of Yirrmal with the Irish sound of Aine…
1 July 2015
I hope there is a little room in your life for The Rubens. I know things aren’t always easy. You’ve…
1 July 2015
When the colour faded in Little Red, Quang Dinh continued his musical mission in Naked Bodies. With influences including Leonard…
30 June 2015
You officially have less than 24 hours to get your Early Bird tickets to this year’s Queenscliff Music Festival before…
30 June 2015
They’re a little bit punk. They’re a little bit rock. They’re a little bit metal. And they take it all…
30 June 2015
While the likes of Destiny’s Child, TLC and En Vogue were giants of their time, The Crystals were giants of…
29 June 2015
Darren Coggan will reprise his role as Cat Stevens in Peace Train. An award-winning country singer-songwriter who took out the…
29 June 2015
Despite working in the corporate world for a good decade, Mike Waters never let the man get him down. You…
29 June 2015
He is a founding member of Giants of Science, The Gin Club and the two-time ARIA-nominated Wilson Pickers and has…
29 June 2015
A dog is a woman’s best friend. Ali Edmonds, the heart and soul of Ali E, may well live and…
27 June 2015
In NSW, around 30 minutes south of Port Macquarie, you will find the town of Bonny Hills. Within its approximate…
27 June 2015
Tex Perkins and Charlie Owen will do the thing they do best at 2015’s Music to a Tee, the third…
27 June 2015
A simple life can be a good life. Following 30 years in Sydney, journeyed songman Wayne Jury returned to Geelong….
26 June 2015
Like a smack in the face from a Smurf, regional Australia was left a little blue when Sydneysiders Gang of…
26 June 2015
With a nod to Bad Brains and Hot Snakes, Ballarat’s SWHAT come bursting through the gate with their aggressive brand…
26 June 2015
In support of album number three, Partum Vita Mortem, heavy-hitters Orpheus Omega have announced a lengthy tour. Originally called Orpheus,…
26 June 2015
The ripping folk at Heart of the Rat have lined up an absolute corker of a show at Ballarat’s Main…
25 June 2015
There was a time when Ja Rule and Ashanti ruled the music world. Ja Rule made his debut with 1999’s…
25 June 2015
In Australia, let alone Geelong, we’re not blessed with the year round snow season like in certain winter wonderland countries overseas. But hold that though for a second, as there is now an option to snowboard and ski year round with the opening of PowderPak Parks in Geelong. We had a chat with Trent Haverkamp about what to expect.
23 June 2015
It’s been a little while since we’ve heard from Stan Walker, but boy are we glad to hear his name again. Having just released his new album Truth & Soul, this time around Stan takes a look at some of the biggest soul songs ever written and re-interprets them. Tracks from Ray Charles, Otis Redding, Bob Marley, Maxwell and Lionel Richie.
20 June 2015
With all the doom and gloom about the possible end of new independent cinema The Pivotonian, it seems everything has come to fruition. The cinema Gods have been listening.
