Sydney Streets

Streets across Sydney are transforming into spaces for walking, shopping and dining Bring your friends and family to celebrate these fabulous Sydney neighbourhoods: Surry Hills, Pyrmont, Darlinghurst, Redfern, Haymarket, Glebe and Potts Point. With a whole line up of great things coming up! Next in the Sydney Street Line Up: Who: City of Sydney What: […]

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Juanita Nielsen: The Final Days + earth.voice.body

In the first of two conversations this week, we chat to Liviu Monsted, writer, producer and director from Deadhouse Productions. They are bringing Sydney’s dark criminal history to light in two productions that take place in the 200 year old crypt of St James Church in Sydney’s CBD. In an immersive theatrical experience, the audience […]

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The First Cuts Are The Deepest: Ed Kuepper

The Singer/ Songwriter Talks About Early Influences By Toby Creswell So, I’m watching Daisy Jones which is a kind of sappy soap about a rock band and the soundtrack is so laid back its a surprise it didn’t knock over the furniture. Suddenly just before the end, Daisy flips out, goes crazy and pops on […]

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Album of the Week: The Shores of Infinity – Menagerie // Bewitched – Laufey

East Side Radio Album of the Week Presents The Shores of Infinity – Menagerie (AUS) Australian 9-piece Spiritual Jazz group Menagerie announce their highly anticipated fourth album The Shores Of Infinity – representing the 3rd LP to be released by Freestyle Records from the Melbourne-based Jazz ensemble, founded by producer, songwriter, guitarist, DJ and recording artist […]

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Album of the Week: Sean La’brooy – There’s Always Next Year // Mitski – The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We

East Side Radio Album of the Week Presents There’s Always Next Year – Sean La’brooy (AUS) Sean La’brooy, co-founder of Antique Attics records, announces his newest album release There’s Always Next Year – comprised of six stunning compositions. A tribute to the misguided hopes and dreams of a sports fan, There’s Always Next Year, speaks […]

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Sydney Int’l Women’s Jazz Festival

ON SALE NOW For 12 years, the Sydney Int’l Women’s Jazz Festival has championed groundbreaking artistic innovation, diversity and leading women in jazz. SIMA’s Artistic Director, Zoe Hauptmann says, “This festival is a testament to the power of women in shaping the world of music. I’m thrilled to have the opportunity to present the future […]

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Cécile McLorin Salvant Headlines Sydney Int’l Women’s Jazz Festival

Singular Voices. Bold songwriters. Sublime Acoustics. One night only. For 12 years, the Sydney Int’l Women’s Jazz Festival has championed groundbreaking artistic innovation, diversity and leading women in jazz. SIMA’s Artistic Director, Zoe Hauptmann says, “This festival is a testament to the power of women in shaping the world of music. I’m thrilled to have […]

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Album of the Week: The Shores of Infinity – Menagerie // Bewitched – Laufey

East Side Radio Album of the Week Presents   The Shores of Infinity – Menagerie (AUS) Australian 9-piece Spiritual Jazz group Menagerie announce their highly anticipated fourth album The Shores Of Infinity – representing the 3rd LP to be released by Freestyle Records from the Melbourne-based Jazz ensemble, founded by producer, songwriter, guitarist, DJ and recording […]

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Claudia Chan Shaw; The Final Curtain.

Spring has descended upon us, the sun is shining, and spirits are high, allow us to recommend two special events that will enhance and boost your dopamine levels to really compliment this Springtime. Eastside’s multitalented Claudia Chan Shaw is excited to announce her new exhibition, Final Curtain, launching on Saturday 30th September at the Art […]

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Open Academy Short Course Program for Spring!

OPEN ACADEMY at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music Spring Term 2023 Short Courses to Expand Your Horizons and Open you up Creatively Tinkle the ivories in our Piano for Beginners classes. No prior experience required – just a passion for the piano and a willingness to let your creativity flow. We run 4 levels so […]

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Review: “Slay the Pain Away”

Skank Sinatra at the Castlereagh Boutique Hotel, 15th September A myriad of emotions befell upon me as I walked two flights of stairs to the cabaret club inside the Castlereagh Boutique Hotel. One that did not cross my mind was embarrassment. As I handed my phone over, the ticket wrangler informed me I had the […]

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Review: Christ Almighty: A Comedy Of Biblical Proportions

Christ Almighty: A Comedy of Biblical Proportions @ Seymour Centre 14th September 2023 Reviewed by Elliott Wallace Sydney Fringe is in full swing, and I was delighted to be invited along to the opening night of Christ Almighty: A Comedy of Biblical Proportions, located at the Seymour Centre. Directed and written by Tommy James Green, […]

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