Local and international, new and used indie, garage, swamp rock and the latest Aussie and International releases are all represented on a wide range of Indie programs on PBS.

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Fri 15 May 2026

Don't miss when Ruby Jones stops by PBS for a special Studio 5 Live performance on Stone Love.

Mon 11 May 2026 to Sun 17 May 2026

This week’s PBS Feature Album is Train on the Island, the fifth LP from Aotearoa musician and songwriter Aldous Harding.

Mon 4 May 2026 to Sun 10 May 2026

This week’s PBS Feature Album is Hiriketiya, the upcoming release from multi-instrumentalist Alex Albrecht.

Fri 1 May 2026 to Sun 30 Aug 2026

High Ground is a new live music series celebrating Fitzroy’s legacy of creative independence, underground culture and boundary-pushing music.

Fri 1 May 2026 to Tue 30 Jun 2026

It’s Radio Festival at PBS 106.7FM and we’re asking you to help us Fuel The Frequency! Join or renew from May 1 to June 30 to go into the major prize draw.

Mon 27 Apr 2026 to Sun 3 May 2026

This week’s PBS Feature Album is & Friends, the latest release from Naarm-based composer, producer/engineer and bass player Jnbo.

Sun 26 Apr 2026

Break The Tower: Love Thy Neighbour is a massive dayfest comprising 10 incredible Naarm/Melbourne artists across 2 lineups; one in the early arvo and the other in the early evening. 

Mon 20 Apr 2026

Confession is the fourth album from post-punk folk artist Carla dal Forno. Written and recorded over several years in a small country town, in a studio housed inside a partially abandoned hospital, Confession is an album about closeness that arrives late and unexpectedly. It's about stability rubbing up against desire. It's about the way friendship can suddenly tilt into something charged — and how that charge unsettles everything around it. Where earlier work often observed from a distance, Confession turns inward.

Mon 20 Apr 2026 to Sun 26 Apr 2026

This week’s PBS Feature Album is Confession, the fourth LP release from post-punk folk artist Carla dal Forno.

Sat 18 Apr 2026

Arockalypse Now Festival returns bigger and louder than ever in 2026, taking over two stages from 5pm until late for a full-throttle night of rock and roll.