In 2013, the City of Sydney opened its first creative live/work residency program when it offered a 12-month affordable apartment lease on William Street to those working in creative fields. 6 talented artists were chosen and became the first residents of the William Street live/work apartments, with a second group commencing in mid-2015, and a […]
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After a hugely successful 2015 program, the Wangaratta Jazz & Blues Festival is excitedly preparing to welcome back all the jazz cats, blues enthusiasts, and music lovers to jitterbug and jive for another stellar year in 2016. The Wangaratta Jazz & Blues Festival is the perfect opportunity for music enthusiasts to unwind and enjoy a […]
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‘Midnight at the Plutonium’ by The John Steel Singers is Eastside Radio’s Album of the week. This week we bring you yet another great homegrown Australian album, bringing the funk from Brisbane is five piece band The John Steel Singers and no none of the members are named John Steel apparantely they named […]
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Melbourne based Peter Knight is a multi-disciplinary musician. He is a trumpet player, band leader, composer and sound artist. His work covers jazz, world music and experimental music in a range of ensemble settings. He composes for theatre and creates sound installations. Peter is also the artistic direct0r of the Australian Art Orchestra, one of […]
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Award-winning theatre veteran, Chrissie Shaw, joined Dr Margaux Dombkins on Arts talking about her latest show, Bijou – “a cabaret of secrets and seduction” that is set in a café bar in Paris 1933. This funny, poignant and dark cabaret, spins a musical tale as it peeps into the private, sensual world of a riveting Parisienne d’un certain […]
Filmmaker and Actor, Tel Benjamin, joined Dr Margaux Dombkins on Arts talking about his just released debut short film, Noah, via Film Shortage, following its international premiere at LA Comedy Festival and national premiere at Dungog Festival. The film centers on a mysterious and elite group of Angels who have to find the cheapest and […]
The Beatles: Eight Days A Week – The Touring Years is based on the first part of The Beatles’ career (1962-1966) – the period in which they toured and captured the world’s acclaim. The title “Eight Days A Week” is taken from a 1965 hit single by the group. Ron Howard’s film will explore how […]
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Next Monday’s show is a combustible blend of multicultural surprises from Richard Cornish talking up his memoir of the year he gave up meat, to quick chats with the geniuses behind Stingray Sisters, an innovative indigenous doco series, and Ghost Girls, a new contemporary novel set in the Sydney we never see on TV, amidst […]
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On Arts Wednesday 10 August 2016, Sylvia’s special guest was art consultant Anna Groden and they discussed their visit to the Archibald Prize 2016 at AGNSW. Here is the conversation: That was Part 1 and here is Part 2 of the conversation: And now for Part 3: […]
Missed tonight’s show? Plug into the podcast here:https://eastsidefm.org/boilingpoint/# Tim brought us the latest in nostril news, where the answer to fighting superbugs might just be lurking right under our noses: https://www.sciencenews.org/arti…/nose-knows-how-fight-staph … And Chantelle took a look into the history and hype of hypnotism – and what happens in the brain when you are hypnotised? […]
So, yesterday monthly music and entertainment digital magazine, Paste, took on the tricky task of naming the top 50 alt-country albums of all time. Not easy for a number of reasons. Firstly, these things are entirely subjective and there’ll always be cries of “how could you forget this album?”, but even more difficult is the […]
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Arts Monday’s Jane Raffan takes an in-depth look at the work of Victorian photographer Julia Margaret Cameron in interviews with Isobel Parker Phillip, Assistant Curator of Photography, AGNSW. […]
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