The first timePavementplayed Melbourne, in 1993, after the release of their critically acclaimed debut albumSlanted and Enchanted, their original drummerGary Younggreeted punters entering thePrince of Walesband room, with cheese and crackers. Thirty years later, the […]
Canberra shoegaze proponents, Moaning Lisa are priming the punters with feedback drenched guitar soundscapes courtesy of lead guitarist Ellen Chan. Vocalist and bassist Charlie Versegi announces an untitled song released a month ago, daring the […]
As part of the State government’s 17.2-million-dollar funding for the arts, Happy Mondays, Live at the Bowl celebrates live music in Melbourne, featuring two music venues curating two bands, held every Monday in February. […]
Even have been playing the Corner Hotel on X-mas Eve for so long that X-mas Even has become a long standing annual tradition. This year, we were fortunate to choose from four gigs, over two nights, with early and late evening shows. […]
Tell me about the writing process and how you came to write this book. I used to write books all my life. They were longer and had a higher potential for success than Lola. Some […]
On this warm Spring evening, many eschew their jackets, and those driving, take delight in the multitude of parking spaces, adjacent to the Croxton. The Croxton is packed with punters ready to witness the guitar onslaught of Oxford lads, and exponents of a heavier rock sound than their shoegaze contemporaries, Swervedriver. […]
When Ride last toured here in 1992, The Palace in St Kilda was a thriving live music venue, and the throng of Generation X’s vying for a clear view, were in their prime of youth. […]
As Portishead blares through the speakers, Sharon Van Etten and her five-piece band make their way to the dim lit stage. The synth driven, brooding “Jupiter 4” opens the set, evoking a mood of other […]
It has been 29 years since The The last toured Australia in 1989. Here as part of the Melbourne International Arts Festival it’s not surprising the buzz of excitement at the State Theatre is palpable. People dotted around the theatres many tiers abstaining from using their smart phones, ready to give Matt Johnson and his band their full attention. […]
As the lights dim, an excited punter screams out in the most ocker vernacular, “Smash it Deano” to chuckles and laughter in the crowd. The Dean Ween Group are visibly amused too, and kick off their […]
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