The Geelong Concert Raising Money for Parkinson’s Disease
22 July 2016
This weekend, Parkinson’s disease will be front and centre as Ocean Grove hosts the third Light of Day concert.
22 July 2016
This weekend, Parkinson’s disease will be front and centre as Ocean Grove hosts the third Light of Day concert.
22 July 2016
The blues found Karl S. Williams while living in the small NSW town of Woodburn.
22 July 2016
Having recently celebrated the 10-year mark as a band, Screaming Females are pumped to announce that they will have a belated birthday bash in Australia.
21 July 2016
The story goes that every Saturday morning, the household of Perry Keyes would be filled with music. While his grandmother did the housework, the likes of Ray Charles and Rob Orbison would spill out onto the streets.
21 July 2016
For lovers of the North Geelong cafe, the past few weeks would have been trying times due to the Pickers Union being closed for renovations.
21 July 2016
For more than two decades, Dreadnaught has proudly and loudly played metal. Formed out of the remnants of Tasmanian bands including Fridge, the band released their debut album, Body.Blood.Skin.Mind, in 1996.
21 July 2016
When you release a single together, you have to tour together. That’s just how it should work, and only the best abide by the rule.
20 July 2016
Hosted by FReeZA and The Push, the annual all-ages Battle of the Bands competition has been given a facelift this year.
20 July 2016
Paying homage to the days when drag strips were often dirt tracks, Chopped is the event for those that love their cars and the style of the 1950s and 1960s.
20 July 2016
Off the back of their North American tour, the boys will return to Victoria for a tight run of shows.
19 July 2016
With a sound reminiscent of the new wave sound of the late seventies and early eighties, Melbourne’s Destrends is the combinations of the Savage brothers, Matt and Nathan, and Billy Watts, son of the late Robbie ‘Rocket’ Watts, he of the Cosmic Psychos.
19 July 2016
Ah, the ol’ self destructive break up. Sing out some Cure lyrics if you’ve been there.
18 July 2016
Following on from their massive first round announcement, Queenscliff Music Festival have unveiled more artists for their 2016 incarnation.
18 July 2016
Alt country/Americana artist Imogen Clark stuck gold when she released her third EP, Stories from a Porcelain City.
17 July 2016
Help the homeless keep warm with the blues when the Sleeping Hollow Blues Club presents Blues for Blankets, a fantastic night of tunes to help the SHBC buy blankets and swags for those experiencing homelessness in Geelong.
15 July 2016
Comedian Alex Williamson, also known to fans as ‘Shooter Williamson’ has gained great success through his Aussie video skits online.
15 July 2016
Proudly born and bred in Bendigo, the Black Aces were made to rock. They rock the Kasbah. They rock the Free World. They rock the Suburbs. They are the city upon which rock and roll was built. And they’re heading for Europe.
14 July 2016
The Ramones first toured Australia in 1980 with their debut performance taking place at Sydney’s Capitol Theatre on July 14 (you can find the recording online). The tour came on the back of the band’s fifth album, End of the Century, an album produced by Phil Spector and featuring the track ‘Rock ’n’ Roll High School’.
13 July 2016
Some exciting announcements are on their way for The Delta Riggs fans, with a new album, Active Galactic, to drop on August 26.
13 July 2016
Guantanamo Baywatch have announced they will return to Australia this September, with an extra guitarist and a new album in hand.
13 July 2016
Following the release of her latest album, Supercry, ambient pop songstress Emma Louise has announced an upcoming national tour – set to take place this October.
13 July 2016
It’s here. The ballot for Meredith 2016 is officially open for business.
13 July 2016
This weekend Ballarat is braving the cold and getting out of the house for the Ballarat Laneway festival.
12 July 2016
Pokémon Go is sweeping the world, and everyone’s newsfeed, right now. Apparently, The Stiffys were so distracted by trying to catch ’em all during recording that the only way they could get it out of their system was to write a song about it.
