PBS Presents

Shine On 2011: a festival of music, arts, camping, dancing and more.

AWME and PBS106.7 FM present the opening night of the Australasian World Music Expo 2011.

The Bloody Hollies, all the way from San Diego, California.

Clairy Browne & the Bangin' Rackettes are getting set to take over the Hi-Fi with the hometown launch of their debut album 'Baby Caught the Bus'

Fly My Pretties will perform for the very first time in Australia as part of their fourth tour.

Opulence! Glamour! Elephants! Disco! Cocktails! Bandits! Princesses! Tigers! Awesome!

Throughout November, Melbourne’s iconic music venue The Tote will be celebrating bringing 30 years of Live Music to Melbourne.

An exciting program of international guests alongside the cream of Australia’s jazz and blues artists.

Presenting the 2011 National Tour of world renowned hip-hop artist, peace activist and novelist Emmanuel Jal.

The Killjoys will launch Pearl, at the prestigious Thornbury Theatre on Friday, October 21.

Martin Cilia, renowned for his guitar skills with legendary surf band the Atlantics will share the Thornbury and Espy stages with Mikelangelo and the Tin Star.

This year’s Melbourne Festival Lounge is guaranteed to submerge festival goers into a heavenly place they will never want to leave.

Featuring Allen Toussaint & Friends, Jon Cleary & The Philthy Phew and The Dirty Dozen Brass Band

The very best of Northcote will be showcased at the inaugural High Noon Street Festival on Sunday, 18 September from 10am-6pm.

Go back to a bygone era when men wore fedora hats and silk ties, women wore furs and pill box hats, big bands ruled the airwaves & gangsters ruled the streets.

The Pura Vida Latin Music Festival is a celebration of the diversity, eclecticism and sophistication of contemporary urban Latin culture.

The Syl Johnson concert has been postponed and will now be on the 17th September. Please read on for further information.

Elixir Announce ‘First Seed Ripening’ Album Release & Tour

This 9th September will mark the 9th Bohemian Masquerade Ball and it’s death.

50’s – 60’s Culture By The Sea