Eastside Radio’s Album of the Week is Fyah by Theon Cross on the label Gearbox Records. As one of the key players of the London jazz scene, Theon Cross has been dominating airwaves and stages recently. He’s part of a thriving family network of young London-based musicians who have regularly supported one another in stretching […]
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Eastside Radio’s Album of the Week is Flight by James Francies on the Blue Note label. 22-year old Houston-born NYC-based pianist and composer James Francies makes his debut with Flight, an album that presents a bold new vision from one of the brightest young stars in Jazz. Francies, who frequently sits in with The Roots on The […]
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Venue 505 presents some of the most exciting sounds in our city of Sydney boasting the freshest talent who are reinvigorating the genre of Jazz in this new Sunday Sessions. ‘New’ Jazz is not a predictable beast, it doesn’t always resonate sonically like the ‘old’ yet still holds the deepest essence of the musical form. […]
Take a stroll across the bright heartland of American folk music with this joyous show that pays homage to the now legendary soundtrack from the Coen Brothers’ hit film. Line-up includes The Morrisons, All Our Exes Live In Texas, Tommy Dean, Luke Escombe and Brian Campeau. After selling out three years running and featuring at […]
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Generation Women celebrates and amplifies women’s voices and creativity. Each month, six women of note read an original piece on a theme. Of those women, one is in her 20s, her 30s, her 40s, her 50s, her 60s, and her 70s+. Our diverse line-ups will make you laugh, cry, and think. Generation Women is a unique, […]
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I’m so happy to be returning to Arts Wednesday this week after quite a long break, but more of that later. Laila Ellmoos, historian with the City of Sydney, returns this week with a new 6-part series: Events That Shaped Sydney and in Part 1, we talk about the attempted assassination of Prince Alfred in […]
Hey Eastsiders! My name is Marcella Tocco, I am 20 years old from Long Island, New York and am a student at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. I am a junior majoring in journalism and electronic media and minoring in Italian. I am currently living here in Sydney for three months on a program […]
Having skied to the South Pole and rowed across the Tasman Sea, Justin Jones was seeking his next adventure. And someone to share it with. Who better than his wife Lauren and young daughter Morgan. Together they embarked on an 1800km trek through the outback of Australia connecting with the land and the people in […]
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Radio Eastern Sydney Co-operative Limited Notice of 2019 Annual General Meeting To: all members of the Radio Eastern Sydney Co-operative Limited (the Co-operative) From: Lynda Reid, Secretary, Eastside Radio Re: 2019 Annual General Meeting The Board hereby gives notice that the Co-operative’s 2019 Annual General Meeting (AGM) will be held on Tuesday, 2 […]
If you want to learn a new skill and are not sure where to start, AFTRS runs a broad range of two-day introductory Short Courses many at weekends. These courses, all taught by current industry professionals, will give you a thorough outline of the skills and knowledge required to follow specific career paths to help […]
The voices of The Sixteen are at home in over five centuries of music, a breadth reflected in their annual Choral Pilgrimage to Britain’s great cathedrals and sacred spaces, regular appearances at the world’s leading concert halls, and award-winning recordings for The Sixteen’s CORO and other labels. Founded in 1979 and conducted by Harry Christophers […]
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Steering a small business through 40 years of successful trading is noteworthy – particularly these days! Behind this leading Sydney shop, popular local Michael ‘Wooly’ Kamahl is the driving force. As well as Michael’s nickname referencing a ’70s hairstyle he once sported, the current store site is the same location of his first retail space in […]
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