PBS features a wide variety of electronic music from hip hop to jazz tinged beats, house, techno, dubstep, experimental and world grooves. If it’s electronic you crave, then PBS will satisfy.

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Fri 21 Nov 2025 to Sun 23 Nov 2025

Strawberry Fields Festival returns this Novemeber to Tocumwal, NSW. Registration for tickets via the ballot ended midday June 30, check strawberry-fields.com.au for updates.

Sat 15 Nov 2025
Town Folk Festival returns to Djaara/Castlemaine on Saturday November 15 with yet another impressive lineup of local and international music. Led by Sharon Van Etten & The Attachment Theory, the group return to Australia with their much-celebrated catalogue of indie anthems as well as 2025’s career-defining self-titled album.
Thu 21 Aug 2025 to Sun 31 Aug 2025
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The City of Melbourne’s Now Or Never returns this August for its third year, transforming Naarm/Melbourne with an exciting program exploring art, ideas, sound and technology. 

Fri 8 Aug 2025

Music in Exile returns to the Night Cat Friday August 8 with some absolute favourites!

Mon 30 Jun 2025 to Sun 6 Jul 2025

This week's PBS Feature Album is Flowers, the fourth studio album by contemporary R&B and neo-soul trio Durand Jones and The Indications.

After more than a decade of music-making, the trio have blossomed as a unit and are basking in their successes. On their aptly titled new album, Flowers, The Indications unfurl their true colours — embracing all their roots and influences, maturation and confidence, and sharing them with the world. "We spent the last 10 years building this house and now we’re living in it,” says Blake Rhein. 

Mon 23 Jun 2025 to Sun 29 Jun 2025

This week's PBS Feature Album is SOGOLO, the second 21st century release by Zambian Zamrock pioneers (with the acronym 'We Intend To Cause Havoc'), WITCH. 

SOGOLO means “future" or "front” echoing a longstanding ethic of the band, dating back to their 1980 disco album, Moving On. WITCH’s songs often originate from jam sessions, and this second album—following 2023’s Zango—marks another powerful return after a 40-year hiatus. Recorded at Big Snuff Studio in Berlin, it’s every bit as edgy, vibrant, and infectious as its predecessor.