By Brian Wise It is perhaps fitting that Albert Lee is not only starting his forthcoming Australian tour at the Melbourne Guitar Show but also including the Adelaide and Sydney Guitar Festivals in his schedule. […]
The Waifs have always had an affectionate, close relationship with fans in regional Australia, thanks to relentlessly touring every corner of the country over the past 26 years. Late last year they made a promise […]
The Byron Bay Guitar Festival (BBGF) is returning on Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 October 2018 at the Byron Bay Brewery for its second year. The brand new local festival has impressed audience and industry […]
Frontier Touring have announced that seminal Australian rock band The Church are hitting the road later this year for An Evening with The Church. As 2018 marks the 30th anniversary of the four-piece’s most beloved album, the tour will […]
The first act for this year’s out On The Weekend Festival at Seaworks in Williamstown, Melbourne on Saturday October 13, has been announced. Leading the charge of Artists as they roll out over the next […]
The mysteries of the ’65/’66 recordings revealed (maybe)! How deep can you go into a song? As Greil Marcus’ two recent books, The History of Rock ‘N’ Roll in Ten Songs and Three Songs, Three Singers, Three Nations, […]
By Michael Goldberg. Improbable as it might seem at first, Dylan has recorded an album of songs associated with Frank Sinatra – and it’s damn good. I hated Frank Sinatra. As a teenager, Sinatra, who […]
By Michael Goldberg. Bob Dylan and The Band The Basement Tapes Complete: The Bootleg Series Vol. 11 (Six-CD set) (Columbia Records) Note: Because the Basement Tapes are, for me, about a time long past, and a […]
By Michael Goldberg. One of our best music critics is Bill Wyman, who wrote an incredible piece about Michael Jackson for the New Yorker in 2012. I’ve been reading Bill since at least the mid-’90s, and he always has […]
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