Radio City

Bringing their ’60s freakbeat back to the Brunswick Artists’ Bar for the final night of their Sunday residency is local band The Wildebeats. They’re asking fans to leave their briefcases in the bin and bring their dancing legs out. Tune in to Radio City to hear about this show, taking place on July 3.

'Mountains Mountains Mountains' is the latest single from local artist Emily Ulman. It’s a track about beauty and rot, pleasure and grief - and how even the most pristine places carry traces of what came before. As Emily puts it: 'We live in the layers: in what is visible, what is hidden, and the quiet charge in between'. Tune in to find out when we can expect her new album.

Rocket Science play trashy-psychedelic-garage-punk with new wave, no-wave art-punk enthusiasm. The band's creative point of view is inspired by Roman Tucker’s songwriting and influenced by the band's innovative take on music. Formed mid-1998, the internationally renowned group are playing a one-off show at The Gem as part of Leaps and Bounds Festival on July 26. Tune in to hear Roman and Paul chat with Crispi about this special performance.

Eora's Bryan Estepa joins Crispi on Radio City, diving into his latest release 'I See It Now', out June 27 via Lilystars Records. With over two decades in the Australian independent music scene, Estepa has built a reputation for heartfelt songwriting and rich melodic craft. Across seven acclaimed studio albums and countless tours through Australia, Europe, the US, Japan and the Philippines, he’s quietly carved out a legacy as “one of Sydney’s best kept secrets.”