The Hiding Play GTM Warm Up Party
28 April 2016
Like so many bands before them, and like so many bands to come, The Hiding formed out of a defunct band in the summer of 2010.
28 April 2016
Like so many bands before them, and like so many bands to come, The Hiding formed out of a defunct band in the summer of 2010.
27 April 2016
The fine-looking crew of Bedroom Suck Records are on the road, and they’re dragging a whole bunch of friends along for the ride. So, what’s cooking?
27 April 2016
It’s been a whirlwind year so far for The Bennies, taking on show after show in their aftermath of their wildly successful album.
27 April 2016
There lives a man named Tim Rogers. In fact, there live many men named Tim Rogers. But, with all due respect to other Tim’s, this one is arguably the finest. Top five at the very least.
27 April 2016
When you live in a small town, a healthy imagination can work wonders. For sisters Sarah and Jess Renehan, their escape was through music. It is here we are introduced to Calling Utopia.
26 April 2016
Summer Flake announced a tour last month, in case you missed it, in support of her new album, Hello Friends. Summer Flake is the stage name adopted by Steph Crase, a home-recording-lovin’ gal who was a fixture of Adelaide’s music scene for more than ten years before making the move to Melbourne.
24 April 2016
When Joe Mungovan was nine-years-old, he begged his parents for a drum kit for Christmas. Being presumably awesome, his parents decided this noisiest of instruments was just right. Skip ahead to a thirteen-year-old Joe, and a skateboarding spill put him in a wheelchair for four months.
22 April 2016
Two travelling roots music troubadours come together for an East Coast tour of Australia. A cultural collision spanning genres from the pool of blues, roots, rock, jazz & reggae.
22 April 2016
Robert Burns (1759-1796) is widely regarded as the national poet of Scotland and in 2009 was chosen as the ‘Greatest Scot’ by a public vote run by Scottish television channel STV.
22 April 2016
What is better than one delightful band you would take home to meet your parents? Very good, it would be two bands. You get a home-brand cookie.
21 April 2016
Look deep down to the bottom of your souls, Forte readers, and ask yourself if ever there has been a time when staying at home would have been the better option.
21 April 2016
Sadcore and doom blues is where songman t.k. bollinger feels at home.
21 April 2016
Let’s be real for a second here, for those who are regular coffee drinkers, a cup a day can cost you over $1,000 by the end of the year. Helping out with your costings is 10sqM, who are kindly offering a cup of joe (precisely and deliciously made) for $2 and today only.
20 April 2016
With less than three weeks to go until Geelong is brought to life when the sun sets, Geelong After Dark has officially unveiled its full program.
20 April 2016
Let’s not get ahead of ourselves here, but beer is pretty delicious, and there are some incredible venues in our region pouring some tasty pints. As part of Good Beer Week (which runs from May 13-22) a bunch of regional breweries and bars are putting on something a little bit spesh.
20 April 2016
High school is the place where bands begin, and such was the case for Tim Guy.
20 April 2016
In 2008, Sean Kingston discovered Keidran Jones through Myspace. Working under the name Iyaz, Jones’ first release was ‘Replay’. The track was written in partnership with Jason Derulo, a fellow champion of ‘island pop’. The single peaked at #2 on the Billboard Hot 100 and is now more than 6x Platinum.
19 April 2016
The National Celtic Festival is back with its second line up announcement, and we can already taste the Guinness.
19 April 2016
Bendigo gal Georgia Delves is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist behind Georgia State Line.
19 April 2016
Geelong after Dark returns next month, a night in which Geelong’s CBD will be treated to a program of unique and surprising works and pop-up performances. Leading up to this is an equally wonderful and unique event in Mountain to Mouth, an 80km extreme arts journey of discovery over two days and eleven stages.
18 April 2016
Ballarat’s Suttons House of Music continues to deliver musical joy, with some simply lovely treats filling out the rest of the month. First up you have Mic Conway and Matthew Fagan serving up their unique treats at the venue on April 21.
18 April 2016
Getting the chance to have your input on how your town works is pretty special, especially when they’re taken under serious consideration.
18 April 2016
Thirsty Merc have kicked off a 20+ date tour in support of new single, ‘The Grind’. And if there is a band in recent times who knows a thing or two about fighting back against the grind, it’s Thirsty Merc.
18 April 2016
Rowan Roebig released a couple of solo albums before his Riflebirds gig unfolded. There were no accompanying live shows, but things changed towards the completion of his second album and the formation of a band.
