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31/01/2018

CHAKAM

Melbournians enjoy some great perks in their home city: one of those is the ability to witness great art any day and night of the week. While many may associate Monday with the two-headed beast of weekend’s recovery and the rude awakening of the week ahead, this Monday offered us a rare opportunity to muse…
MUSIC
19/01/2018

CIRCOLOCO

In a full venue takeover, Circoloco returns to Melbourne bringing the ubiquitous Crazy Clown face and infamous party ethos along for the ride. Celebrating the underground spirit  and sound of Ibizan dance music and culture, it will turn The Bottom End into four bespoke and curated zones. Promising sounds, sights and sensations delivered in a…
MUSIC
19/01/2018

WUTHERING HEIGHTS

She burst on to the global music scene with her hit debut single Wuthering Heights, on the 20th January 1978, and continued to wow music lovers the world over with her eclectic style and music which smashed the patriarchy in ever imaginable way. Kate Bush, an enigmatic figure whose influence can still be felt in contemporary…
MUSIC PERFORMANCE
18/01/2018

CARNIVAL

  In recent times, the LGBTIQ community has achieved things that, for a long time, felt like they never could and would never come. It’s time to celebrate – cue Midsumma Festival! Last Sunday, the festival kicked off a 22 day long of celebration. Carnival once again taking over Alexandra Gardens on the banks of…
MUSIC PERFORMANCE
06/01/2018

DECADENCE & DEBAUCHERY

Built in the 1870’s, Werribee Mansion has for more than 100 years continued to be a place of decadence, celebration and debauchery. Nestled in its lush surrounds of manicured gardens, leafy trees and expansive green lawns, it makes for the perfect backdrop for a festival that continues on with this venue’s  playful legacy, whilst heralding…
MUSIC
19/12/2017

LET THEM EAT CAKE

An architecturally abstract, lush in its sonic component and audaciously indulgent gathering, Let Them Eat Cake is a festival like no other. It takes plays at the Werribee Mansion, paying homage to it’s rich history of decadence and splendour. This festival is a coming together of all the vast facets of electronics and sound, together…
MUSIC
14/12/2017

PLEASURE GARDEN 2017

A delight for the senses, and a treat for the soul,  a place where imagination and magic coalesce into sensory wonder. The Pleasure Garden kicked off the summer festival season last weekend, turning Cantani Garden’s on the St Kilda Foreshore into a glittering  and immersive space where arts and music could collide.  Headliners Fat Freddy’s Drop, and Canadian…
MUSIC
14/12/2017

LIFE AND MUSIC

In 2018, Bassekou Kouyaté and his band Ngoni Ba will once again be bringing their electric take on African music back to our shores.  No traditionalist, though arguably one of the worlds greatest  ngoni players, he takes to this instrument, an ancient form of lute as if it were something found in contemporary rock and roll music.  Adding electric guitar…
MUSIC
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