Gillian Welch and David Rawlings won a Grammy for Best Folk Album at the 2021 Grammy Awards on Sunday evening (US Tim) March 14.All of the Good Times, a collection of covers, won in a category that was arguably […]
Womadelaide 2021 – King Rodney Park – March 5-8 Midnight Oil was perhaps the perfect band to close this year’s Womadelaide. Carrying the message that the country needs to change they strode triumphantly onstage in […]
NICK CAVE & WARREN ELLIS – Carnage (Goliath) In which the Old Testament – its god of anger and violence; its human extremes; its permanent threat; its catalogue of fears only just tethered by the […]
Australian music legend Michael Gudinski has died at the age of 68. In a shock to the industry his death was revealed on news services at 11.00am this morning (Tuesday March 2, 2021). Gudinski founded […]
Jeff Lang has built a reputation for making startling and influential music that is accomplished, intricate, gutsy, melodic and loaded with soul. Often taking unexpected turns, he has consistently inspired his audiences by creating a stylistically […]
2022 might be a whole year away, but the Port Fairy Folk Festival has announced the first round of artists for its 45th Festival, taking place in the glorious setting of the music-loving coastal village from […]
By Bernard Zuel. Edie Brickell & The New Bohemians – Hunter And The Dog Star (Thirty Tigers) It’s not just old man speak here when I say that longevity has its benefits. Not least, when […]
Kyle Jenkins is an Australian visual artist, musician, singer and songwriter born and raised on a small farm outside the rural town of Dungog in New South Wales, Australia. After studying visual art at Sydney College […]
Peter Noble OAM, Bluesfest Festival Director and Chairman of the Bluesfest Group of Companies announced this morning: “The NSW Government has indicated that, if the current COVID-19 situation continues in NSW, Bluesfest would be permitted […]
Alice Skye and Peter Garrett. […]
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