Live Review: Interpol
New York rockers, Interpol brought their Falls Festival set for one night at the Palais Theatre on the 4th of January 2019. Blue lights filled the stage as a single guitar sounded as the band walked on stage. The crowd cheered for only a brief moment before they fell silent, Continue Reading
Live Review: Alison Wonderland
Walking into the venue, one couldn’t help but notice the different walks of life that had come to see the Australian DJ play, further cementing that music can touch all different kinds of people and how beautiful that connection really is. Coming off the back of her sophomore record “Awake” Continue Reading
Progfest Special: Tristan Chu ( AERIALS)
Featuring progressive bands of all styles and genres, from prog, post, psychedelic, art rock, metal and everything in between, PROGFEST is about showcasing bands that think for themselves; bands who rather than following the latest trends, have decided to challenge themselves musically and create music with depth and vision. Before Progfest kicks Continue Reading
Progfest Special: Simon Mitchell (Chaos Divine)
Featuring progressive bands of all styles and genres, from prog, post, psychedelic, art rock, metal and everything in between, PROGFEST is about showcasing bands that think for themselves; bands who rather than following the latest trends, have decided to challenge themselves musically and create music with depth and vision. Before Progfest kicks Continue Reading
Progfest Special: Robin Staps (The Ocean Collective)
Featuring progressive bands of all styles and genres, from prog, post, psychedelic, art rock, metal and everything in between, PROGFEST is about showcasing bands that think for themselves; bands who rather than following the latest trends, have decided to challenge themselves musically and create music with depth and vision. Before Progfest kicks Continue Reading
Progfest Special: Jeremy Field ( Sum of Us)
Featuring progressive bands of all styles and genres, from prog, post, psychedelic, art rock, metal and everything in between, PROGFEST is about showcasing bands that think for themselves; bands who rather than following the latest trends, have decided to challenge themselves musically and create music with depth and vision. Before Progfest kicks Continue Reading
Live Review: MJR Summer Series The Jacksons, Kool & The Gang, The Pointer Sisters, Village People
The Jacksons, Kool & The Gang, The Pointer Sisters, Village People Sidney Myer Music Bowl The evening was hot at Melbourne’s Sidney Myer music bowl as some of the music industry legends gathered under the canopy to raise the roof for the MJR Summer Series this week. With the Sounds Continue Reading
Progfest Special: Circles ( Ben Rechter)
Featuring progressive bands of all styles and genres, from prog, post, psychedelic, art rock, metal and everything in between, PROGFEST is about showcasing bands that think for themselves; bands who rather than following the latest trends, have decided to challenge themselves musically and create music with depth and vision. Before Progfest kicks Continue Reading
News: THOMAS KEATING ANNOUNCES NEW SINGLE AND VIDEO ‘TODAY I’M STAYING HOME’ + SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE LAUNCH SHOWS ✨
THOMAS KEATING ANNOUNCES NEW SINGLE AND VIDEO TODAY I’M STAYING HOME + SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE LAUNCH SHOWS Troubadour Thomas Keating has today announced his introverted new single Today I’m Staying Home, a comforting ode to self-care during times of stress and uncertainty, out February 1. Thomas has also announced a Continue Reading
News: WELKIN ENTERTAINMENT AND WILD THING PRESENTS PROGFEST 2019 10th Anniversary Edition Set Times And Stage Names Announced!
Celebrating its 10th Anniversary, Progfest is the ultimate annual gathering for progressive music fans, and prog as a genre is one of the nation’s fastest growing. The 2019 line up of Progfest is definitely the biggest yet with three international bands, Germany’s legendary post-metallers The Ocean, the UK’s djent-groove metal pioneers Monuments and India’s finest progressive rock export Skyharbor, leading the charge with an absolutely massive contingent of Australian and New Zealand Continue Reading
