Snap Scene

Back in the 90s, Bigger Than Jesus’ gigs were a sight to behold. Fronted by Steve Lucas, (frontman of Aussie legendary punks, X), the band knew how to do rock hard put on a show that was totally in your face. Wooden crosses were burned on stage making a mockery of the KKK while ceilings, gear and other loose objects were sometimes destroyed. Their reputation as one of the most exciting and entertaining Australian bands was second to none.

Envy Marshall is an Aussie Rock Singer whose strutting into town with a guitar on her back and a million stories to tell, Envy Marshall is a powerhouse of pure energy. She launched her music video: DROWN at the BTJ gig.

An unsigned heavy rock 2 piece from Melbourne, they have just come off the tail end of being the main support to Dee Snider from Twisted Sister in his Melbourne show! They’ve also been bloody stoked to open for Michale Graves from the Misfits when he toured in December 2018.

Elton announced the Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour at New York’s Gotham Hall in January 2018. Encompassing 5 continents, and more than 300 dates, this 3-year-long tour started in September 2018 and marks his retirement from touring after more than 50 years on the road. In May 2019 it was named Billboard’s Top Rock Tour.

The Music Victoria Awards returnined to the Melbourne Recital Centre in November 2019 for its 14th year. The Awards is one of the most anticipated music industry events on the Melbourne Music Week calendar, and has been a long-running feature of Melbourne Music Week, which this year enjoyed its 10th anniversary.

The Music Victoria Awards returnined to the Melbourne Recital Centre in November 2019 for its 14th year. The Awards is one of the most anticipated music industry events on the Melbourne Music Week calendar, and has been a long-running feature of Melbourne Music Week, which this year enjoyed its 10th anniversary.

What a way to see a truly iconic Aussie Band. At the back of a small country town pub. Surrounded by paddocks. Railway line beside it. Silos and railway station across the road. Dancing under gum trees in the ocuntry air with stangers with one thing in common. Mental As Anything. Stangers become became friends. All dancing together. Having the time of our lives. Men and women all dancing together and singing.

San Cisco is an Australian indie pop band that formed in 2009 under the original name of King George, in Fremantle, Western Australia. The band are a four-piece, and consists of Jordi Davieson, Josh Biondillo, Jennifer Aslett and Scarlett Stevens.