Seymour Centre Saturday 31 May 2025 Outhouse Theatre Company Review by Paul Neeson (Arts Wednesday) Consensus is a difficult thing to achieve, especially when it is being used as a weapon to stifle debate and silence opposition. This is one of the many themes explored in Outhouse Theatre Company’s production of Eureka Day running until […]
Welcome to My Sis, a celebration of 10 years of First Nations excellence in music. Founded by Naarm-based rapper Briggs, Bad Apples Music has spent a decade shaping Australia’s hip-hop scene while championing First Nations voices and stories. To mark the milestone, My Sis features an all-female First Nations line-up spanning Australia and the Pacific. Catch performances from Western Sydney […]
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Join Ensemble Offspring and special guests for their 30th birthday celebration as an international cast of the hottest composers working today! Come see Ensemble Offspring this July for their Divine Darkness program, where they are joined by guests including soprano Jane Sheldon to create a divinely dark experience. A turbulent sonic dreamworld frames the works […]
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Come see Australia’s Icon Grace Knight perform in Sydney this June! Blazing a trail on the music scene for four decades, chart-topping ARIA-award winning artist Grace Knight is one of the finest interpreters of popular music in Australia today. With her distinctive voice and magnetic stage presence, Knight first became known in the ’80s as […]
Sydney Opera House Sydney Symphony Orchestra Saturday 17 May 2025 Review by Paul Neeson (Arts Wednesday) Conductor, Elim Chan, is one of the most exciting guest conductors the Sydney Symphony has worked under in some time. While slight in stature, her enthusiasm is contagious and large, her focus acute; her physicality elicited a great depth […]
Australian Chamber Orchestra Carolina Eyck (theremin) City Recital Hall Saturday 10 May 2025 Review by Paul Neeson (Arts Wednesday) “The Theremin is often thought of as a novelty, but in the masterly hands of Carolina Eyck it becomes an instrument of classical majesty and contemporary brilliance.” (ACO program guide by Shaad D’Souza) This was the […]
About Me Hey everyone, I’m Luke Ryan from Turramurra High School doing a week of work experience here at Eastside Radio. As soon as I saw that I could do my work experience here I jumped at the chance. I’ve loved music all my life and have been playing drums for about 8 years now. […]
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Sydney Symphony Orchestra Sydney Opera House Friday 9 May 2025 Review by Paul Neeson (Arts Wednesday) Daniel Lozakovich is definitely a name to watch, as the star of this 24 year old Swedish violinist is sure to rise as he embarks on his solo career. His exotic good looks that stem from his Kyrgyzstan mother […]
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We first met Paris Pompor alongside his partner in music and life Georgie Zuzak when they presented The Album Show on FBi Radio in the early 2000’s. Together they embodied a mix of cool and kind, sharing their love of music and community with anyone who was equally interested. Growing up in Canberra as a […]
Happy Monday everyone, Ryan here, a little bit early this week for the last Final Tally news roundup up for the 2025 Federal Election! Saturday’s vote and the aftermath was historic, so let’s get into it. Labor wins federal election in historic landslide The Labor Party, headed by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese decisively won the […]
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Hello everyone, happy Thursday, happy first day of May, and happy last week of the election campaign. We are only two days out from Australians going to the polls and electing a new Government. The news over the last week has been heavy, both here and abroad, so let’s go through it one last time […]
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Hello everyone, Ryan here with another news roundup. This week, more international news instead of local news has been making the headlines so I’ll keep you up to date on what’s been happening abroad, as well as here in Australia. Death of Pope Francis hits the pause button on the campaign Over the last week […]
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