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Australia’s favourite pop star, Sia has gone on to make APRA (Australasian Performing Right Association) history by becoming the only artist to win the APRA Songwriter Of The Year award for two consecutive years. The prestigious award was announced last night at the APRA Music Awards in Brisbane and
Four years after the unexpected and exquisite treat that was Philip Selway’s debut album Familial, the man formerly known only as the drummer of Radiohead returns with his sophomore record, Weatherhouse. At ten tracks and 38 minutes, the album is as concise in shape as it is expansive in mood and as
Mushroom Music Publishing dominated last night’s 2014 APRA Music Awards, with Mushroom acts scoring wins in five of the 13 categories. All five nominees in the Song Of The Year category – Vance Joy’s ‘Riptide’, Matt Corby’s ‘Resolution’, Birds Of Tokyo’s ‘Lanterns’, The Preatures’ ‘Is This How You F
EARLY BIRD TICKETS SOLD OUT | GENERAL RELEASE TICKETS ON SALE NOW Queenscliff Music Festival 2014 has a veritable banquet of performers set to visit the charming coastal town this late Spring: ARIA Charting four piece The Jezabels, world renowned multi-instrumentalist and VIC coast local Xavier Rud
It has been 40 years since The Angels launched their assault on the rock n roll loving, hard rockin public of Australia. To celebrate that fact, the band have kicked off a tour that covers songs from their 4 decades of classic Aussie rock. The band has also released two commemorative albums, which i
Today marks the day of a collective landing, bound to cast its own shadow within the diverse underground music culture – this is the road to recovery – it’s game time. The side project of two local gents – kept on the hush for a little while now: Recovery Collective is a brand-spanking-new Melbourne
The Winter Solstice (Mid-winter) has been celebrated over thousands of years in the northern hemisphere as a time of rebirth. Our ancient forebears celebrated this turn of the seasons with festivals, feasting, singing, dancing and erected the major stone at Stonehenge to point to the mid-winter sun.
After almost 3 years at the top of their game, the crew down at the Chelsea Heights Hotel has closed the doors of Humpday-Project for the last time. After much deliberation, Jason Saphire (Director of Fun Ticket Entertainment) decided it was time to pull the plug on his beloved Wednesday night. In a
Everyone has heard the saying ‘Opportunity knocks’ right? When you hear that you think ‘Where’s the base drop?’ Well you are a prime candidate for the Welcome to the Jungle workshop. Join Andrew Watt a Seaford based entertainment and media lawyer, writer and educator. He has just written and relea
National Youth Week is a nation wide celebration of young people, their talents and contributions to their communities. This year’s theme was “Our Voice, Our Impact” and with that in mind Mornington Peninsula Shire Youth Services decided what better way to share a voice and make an impact than throu
Mornington Peninsula Shire Youth Services and the Impakt Freeza committee engaged the services of the awesome YMCA’s Victorian Skate Park League to run one of their Skate/BMX competitions. It was also a great opportunity Mayor Cr Antonella Celli to officially launch the Balnarring Skate Park which w
1. C’mon, tell us about yourself… Im a Craft Beer Enthusiast who supports this habit by DJ’ing and writing shitty club tracks. 2. So how did it all begin? I saw Chemical Brothers play a festival at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl and it rocked my world. I instantly fell in love with electronic music! Bef
