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Where do you even begin trying to summarise just how great this show was? This line-up was huge. My head's still spinning but I'm going to try anyway. [more] -
How bloody great were the [b]Lime Spiders[/b] albums back in the day with The Cave Comes Alive!, Volatile, Beethoven's Fist and the compilation, Headc [more] -
It’s been a whopping 33 years (1986) since [b]Lloyd Cole[/b] first set foot on Australian soil with his band the Commotions. Since going solo, it ha [more] -
Tonight is A Day On The Green’s 475th live show and they couldn’t have celebrated it in finer style or with a bigger name. It’s Rock'n'Roll Roya [more] -
‘Music is the language of us all,’ Melbourne based ska and jazz infused rock band, [b]The Cat Empire[/b] reminded the pumped-up crowd at the Queen [more] -
For fans of the music of The The, this is one of the holy grails of unreleased recordings that has never seen the light of day. It took this year's C [more] -
Yesterday the nominees for the Music Victoria Awards were announced. I did a live stream via Facebook. [b]2019 Music Victoria Awards![/b] PUBLIC- [more] -
The Gospel According to Wayne The Flaming Lips - The Soft Bulletin - Hamer Hall, Thursday Oct 3, 2019 As one of the linchpins of this years Melbourn [more] -
It sold out in quickly and it is going to be HOT! Appropriately, headlining the next A Day On The Green in Geelong were The Miraculously Majestic Mast [more] -
Hypothetically, if [b]Bryan Ferry[/b] was to go public on the stock exchange today, he’d be wise to launch as ‘Spedding, Chalmers, Moore, Meehan & [more] -
Last night at The Thornbury Theatre, there was a musical memoriam for the well loved and respected musician, Spencer P. Jones. There were a few heartf [more] -
Heading along to see [b]Katy Perry[/b] last night as someone who has never been a fan or seen her live was always going to be an interesting propositi [more] -
You’ve gotta hand it to them, [b]Steel Panther[/b] are one well-oiled machine that just keeps on going. Once again the glam rockin’ heavy metal he [more] -
Last Friday night in the Prince Bandroom in St Kilda, the Melbourne music community came together as Brian Hooper played bass guitar in a wheelchair f [more] -
“[b]Sheryl Crow[/b] is opening?” The words of my friends – none of whom have heard of [b]Melissa Etheridge[/b] but all of whom are very familiar [more] -
Australia’s first taste of the iconic [b]Download Festival[/b] was finally upon us and it has to be said right off the bat is that it was indeed a r [more] -
Where do you even begin with [b]Venom[/b]? They are the originators of black metal. They were heavier and more Satanic than [b]Black Sabbath[/b], they [more] -
Well it all happened mid set during the Neil and Liam Finn Twilight Zoo concert at the Melbourne Zoo. As Neil started performing the classic Split Enz [more] -
When Laneway Festival began, humbly, in front of a long-defunct bar, it was born a messy hybrid of hip hop, DJs, post-punk, folk and anything else tha [more] -
It is finally happening. Last drinks will occur this Monday the 20th of January 2018 at the Ding Dong Lounge and we have a chat with the Bareback Titt [more] -
It's a sad day that one of your true music heroes has passed away. It was just a small message that appeared on social media. "A more gentle, more de [more] -
In a shock announcement today, [b]Billy Walsh[/b], founding member of [b]Cosmic Psychos[/b], publican and original architect of [b]Cherry Bar, announc [more] -
It appears to me that in 2017 I have spent more time going to see bands from the ‘80s than anyone new. Is it just me, is it a nostalgia phase I’m [more] -
I remember when I was a long haired spotty pimple faced little tyke in the 70's and I was fascinated with the mysterious world of music. I didn't care [more]