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One man, one piano, two great shows at the Kingston Arts Centre on July 18 as Jersey Boys star Michael Griffiths performs the music of Annie Lennox and Madonna. This years Adelaide Fringe Award Winner for Best Cabaret, brings to life two musical icons and takes us on a journey through not only the s
Opening the upstairs Club doors to an exciting series of monthly live music events, Mornington’s Grand Hotel pays tribute to one of the greatest bands of all time in The Australian Queen Show on July 25. Queen reined the world rock charts for more 20 years and it is fitting that such dedicated perfo
Back from the States and back in action Geoff Achison performs his solo acoustic show at the Seaford Hotel’s Sunday Session July 13. Locals love Geoff and his backround tells us why. Born on Phillip Island, Achison taught himself guitar in the isolation of rural Australia and forged his own path to
Melbourne’s hottest new Rockabilly outfit The Flaming Mongrels bring a fresh new sound to the Rockabilly genre. With the incredible styling’s of Gary Wattling on guitar, Joel Plymin and sax and of course rock ‘n roll vixen Miss Jessi Leigh on vocals, this fresh new band will have the dancers danci
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
Mark Seymour became a household name as the front man of legendary Australian band Hunters & Collectors in the 80s and 90s. The boy from Benalla became ‘the thinking women’s sex symbol’ with his good looks and ability to write songs that people could not only relate to but also connect with. “I have
After selling out two debut shows at Harba Upstairs, the provocative, cheeky and sexy This Is Burlesque will return on July 4 and 18. The show is the brainchild of burlesque starlet Jessabella who realised how much the Peninsula needed some good, old fashioned, live entertainment. Explore character
Saturday nights in Frankston will never be the same again as Davey’s and Pier Hotel join forces to form SuperClub Saturdays! Boasting two clubs for the one cover charge, SuperClub presents five rooms of entertainment linking the Pelly Bar/Flanagan’s famous Cherry Red concept with Davey’s Quench. P
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
Pop down to Studio Seven inside the Mornington Indoor Sports Centre for fortnightly, over 28s entertainment this June. This event will feature live music in a night full of Aussie rock and hits from the 80s and 90s. The first band of the month, Old Direction, perform on Saturday June 14 and cover al
