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.
It's hard to believe all the change that is happening around us so quickly at the moment. However after 40 years of broadcasting, it's safe to say PBS intends to do everything it can to be here for the long haul.
Liam ‘Snowy’ Halliwell has been one of Melbourne’s busiest musicians over the past decade. He’s written and played on more songs and in more bands in Melbourne, than anyone would care to write or read, however his new project SB (Snowy Band) might be his finest and most sincere work to date.
Following up from singles 'Love You To Death' and 'Never Change', the album has finally landed in the world and it couldn't have happened at a better time.
The fifth coming of the annual 12 hour music+arts Open Borders fest is the largest yet. Including Open Borders special resident bands The Slingers and Majak Door as well as some of Melbourne’s most exciting DJ talent, Interstellar Fugitives plus PBS' own DJ Manchild, Adriana and Milo Eastwood.
At home, whiling away the hours? PBS has stacks of great live videos recorded right here in Studio 5 - check them out here.
You'll find clips of lots of your favourite artists, some dating all the way back to 2012.
Watch performances by the likes of Kitty, Daisy & Lewis, New War, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, RVG, The Peep Tempel, Ed Kuepper, Cable Ties, The Drones, The Sugarcanes... the list goes on! Enjoy!
In response to the current impact of COVID-19 (Coronavirus), PBS is taking steps to ensure the health and wellbeing of its volunteers, broadcasters and staff.
The doors to the station are now closed in an effort to reduce foot traffic. A skeleton staff is still here to answer phone calls for the time being so please call the station on 8415 1067 if you have any questions.
The two week installation ofA Drone Opera at Lyon Housemuseum Galleries will be accompanied by a diverse series of thought-provoking, multi-sensory and unique programs and events.
Brooklyn Arts Hotel is an iconic institution located in Fitzroy. Dubbed by Design Files as “the most creative hotel hub in Melbourne”, the Brooklyn Arts Hotel has seen a vast mix of people through its doors and sleeping in its beds.
