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Prince was never one to be put in a box. When MTV asked him, in 1985, if he had sold out his black fans with Purple Rain, he shut them down with: “I grew up in a black and white world and I listened to all kinds of music when I was younger.” As the LA Times said, “Prince was our first post-everythin
Andhim are an act that never cease to amaze. With their impeccable productions on labels such as Get Physical, Monaberry, Terminal M and Sunset Handjob, Andhim are well known to create a party vibe in any situation – and they use it wisely. Tracks such as “Boy Boy Boy,” made a massive stamp on the g
Well known to many Australian’s as the resident talking saxophone player on the widely popular television show Hey Hey it’s Saturday, Wilbur Wilde has been one of Australia’s most celebrated musicians, media celebrity and all-round entertainers for decades. King Willie’s back in town for a fun fille
Named after a wild dog, you could say his sound reflects just that. The wild bass drops and distinctive high pitch electric beats will have you bouncing off the walls or bench pressing an extra 50 kilos when played at high volume. It’s his third time back in the country, his fan base getting wilder
Australian rock and roll kings The Living End have finally returned – refreshed, rejuvenated and with a brand-new swagger. Having taken a five year break after the release of the ARIA award winning The Ending Is Just The Beginning Repeating, The Living End today rightfully reclaim the Australian roc
The Croydon Hotel welcomes LIVE MUSIC to the menu with an exciting roster of feature artists to finish your working week every Friday afternoon from 5pm. Ensuring a great mix of local talent and some very cool feature performers, live music fans can catch some of Melbourne’s “hot right now” feature
The ‘new look’ Croydon Hotel launches this week unveiling an exciting new bar concept and live music roster featuring some of Melbourne’s most established acoustic artists. The Croydon Hotel welcomes performers including Tim Morrison, Peter Evans-Taylor, Jaime Holland and Dan Millane on rotation aft
Tim Morrison’s been gaining attention since re-appearing on The Voice and becoming one of the top four finalists on Delta Goodrem’s team. Before moving in a solo-music direction, Tim toured extensively out front for Melbourne rock outfit Trial Kennedy. Once touted as the next big thing in Australia
In 2003, the time was right. A world-record attempt to have the largest number of horn players on stage at the same time playing the ska-skank saw a slew of musicians take the stage at St Kilda’s Gershwin Room, and although nobody remembered to check if the record had actually been set, from this so
In 2003, the time was right. A world-record attempt to have the largest number of horn players on stage at the same time playing the ska-skank saw a slew of musicians take the stage at St Kilda’s Gershwin Room, and although nobody remembered to check if the record had actually been set, from this so
The Peninsula Picnic was one of the sold-out highlights of the summer calendar last year. Following on from that success, this year they have a music line-up perfectly fitting a relaxed sunny day filled with local food, craft beer and wine. The ethereal Ruby Whiting from Shoreham will play first wi
Iconic Australian band GANGgajang has released a brand new single, Circles In The Sand, complete with a striking music video shot in front of majestic Uluru. In doing so, they are the first band to be given permission by the traditional landowners to shoot a music performance video at the sacred sit
