By Cat Woods. Sex, drugs and rock’n’roll have sold a whole lot of music memoirs and backstage documentaries. Though, more poignantly, the big sellers are stories about men having sex, men doing drugs, and men […]
PORT FAIRY FOLKIE – STORIES, RESPECT AND A WHOLE LOTTA MUSIC By Alan Calder. Proudly flying under the new Folkie branding and having been named Victoria’s Best Regional Festival in 2022, the Port Fairy Folk […]
Following a hectic end to 2022 – including a full national tour supporting their brilliant Back In the Day EP (which was voted #6 Best Australian Album in the Rhythms Readers’ Poll even though it […]
Review by Nick Corr Billy Bragg – Chop and Clang at The Forum, Melbourne, Thursday March 16, 2023 Night two of Billy Bragg’s One Step Forwards Two Steps Back three-night residency focusses on his earliest […]
Womadelaide, March 10-13, 2023 By Brian Wise It was fitting that Youssou N’Dour closed this year’s Womadelaide, signalling that the event was back to normal after the Covid hiatus. N’Dour played at the very first […]
Love Police presents a taste of Real American Music with the return of Portland’s the Delines and the Australian debut of Mississippi’s Jimbo Mathus in June 2023. Touring Australia for just the second time and coming on […]
Béla Fleck and Abigail Washburn are known as the ‘king and queen of the banjo’ and their tour, which started today, is sure to demonstrate the amazing sonic possibilities of the instrument. By Brian Wise It’s a […]
On the back of a highly successful crowdfunding campaign for his fourth solo album Nambucca Fables, ‘Every Waking Hour‘ heralds the return of Mark Moldre, four years after his acclaimed album Fever Dreams. Following the release of the single, Mark is excited […]
David Lindley, the eclectic slide guitarist and multi-instrumentalist who played on some of Jackson Browne’s most successful albums, died on Friday March 4. He was 78. No cause of death has yet been disclosed but a fundraiser […]
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