Mighty Vertebrae – Anna Butterss Anna Butterss has established themselves as one of the most in-demand bassists on the scene, having worked with world-renowned pop artists like Boygenius and Phoebe Bridgers. Their solo work, though vastly different in sound, is no less impressive. Mighty Vertebrae, Butterss’ second studio album, is a wonderfully diverse collection of […]
Albums of the Week: The Running Tide – Sandy Evans Trio // Dance, No One’s Watching – Ezra Collective
The Running Tide – Sandy Evans Trio The Running Tide is an apt a name as any for Sandy Evans Trio’s latest studio album. It ebbs and flows seamlessly over 14 tracks, each of them a masterful display of jazz improvisation and virtuosity. The magic of the album, however, comes from much more than the […]
Emmanuelle F, Starting My Work Experience
A bit about me and my connections with music and radio My name is Emmanuelle Francisci and I’m here at Eastside radio ready to take on this work experience! Im a 15 year old student in year 11 at the International French School in Maroubra. I was born in Paris but raised in Australia for […]
Hendrick’s Grand Cabaret and The Emerald Room
An Enchanting October at The Emerald Room! Something miraculous is happening at The Emerald Room throughout October! A delightfully curious portal has opened, beckoning explorers and bon vivants alike to journey into Hendrick’s famously intriguing CABINET OF CURIOSITIES! Prepare to be transported beyond your reality into a nonsensical garden of delights, where flavors dance and […]
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Review: Gauguin’s World: Tona Iho, Tona Ao
National Gallery of Australia 29 June – 7 October 2024 Review by Anthony Frater. Arts Wednesday. They say every picture tells a story and this exhibition tells us why. If you haven’t had a chance to get down to the National Gallery in Canberra to see the Paul Gauguin exhibition, better hurry because there are […]
Vale Philip Shine
We were deeply saddened recently to learn that the former Station Manager of Eastside Radio, Philip Shine, passed away after a long fight with cancer. Phillip Shine was a big part of Eastside Radio for around a decade in the 1990’s. He provided valuable support and guidance to everyone here at the station, firstly as […]
The Kingdom of Eucalypts
The Enigma of Miles Franklin Buy Tickets Here DO YOU WANT TO SUPPORT LOCAL ARTS AND VENUES? LOOK NO FURTHER. HEADED BY A SYDNEY-BASED DIRECTOR, WRITER AND DRAMATURG, KINGDOM OF EUCALYPTS IS SHOWING AT THE BONDI PAVILION! Come along to the cultural icon and second home of Eastside, the Bondi Pavilion! Kingdom of Eucalypts follows […]
Unforgettable Songs From the Dark Heart of Americana
Returning to Australia for the first time in nearly a decade, multiple Grammy Award-winning Nashville duo Gillian Welch and David Rawlings celebrate the release of their acclaimed new record with three nights of dark, shimmering Americana. In a celebrated career that spans 30 years, 10 studio albums and multiple Grammy Awards, Nashville duo Gillian Welch […]
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Review: Sir Isaac Julien. Once Again… (Statues Never Die)
Museum of Contemporary Art. 27 September 2024 – 16 February 2025 Review by Anthony Frater (Arts Wednesday) When is film art or when is art film? Well it’s been a long time since art exclusively meant painting or drawing, nowadays everyone is an artist and everything is art, whether it be dance, film or music, […]
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Ausmusic T-Shirt Day
Support the Australian Music Industry with Ausmusic T-Shirt Day! What is Ausmusic T-Shirt Day? Ausmusic T-Shirt Day is an annual event in November to celebrate Australian music and raise urgently-needed funds for music workers in crisis. Whether you’re working in the office or virtually, everyone can participate and make a difference! It’s easy to get […]
Review: Sydney Symphony Orchestra & Donald Runnicles
Friday 20 & Friday 27 September, 2024 Sydney Opera House Sydney Symphony Orchestra Review by Paul Neeson (Arts Wednesday) Eminent British conductor and Sydney Symphony Principal Guest conductor, Sir Donald Runnicles presented two concerts of late Romantic and Impressionist music at the Sydney Opera House. Duruflé Requiem Fri 20 September The orchestration genius of Claude […]
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Music and a Venture into Radio
My journey with music and interning with Eastside Radio Hi I’m Liam Lavoe! This is what has inspired me to peruse music and what fostered my interest in radio. My Journey with music Ever since I was a child I was surrounded by music, My father was in a band and my mother was a […]