The Psychedelics, showcasing the unforgettable sounds of a generation: the incredible, ‘psychedelic era’. Five experienced musos (from various bands around Sydney and the South Coast), got together during covid, and the idea of, The Psychedelics, was born. A love of the mid/late 60s music was the inspiration and the driving force which saw the band […]
Hello Everyone! My name is Dan and I am 18 years old. I recently graduated high school and I have been taking this semester off to travel the world before I go to college! I am so excited to start my internship here at Eastside FM. I grew up in San Francisco California, but was […]
Hi all, My name is Jillian and I am 18 years old. At the moment I am on a gap semester program where I am traveling the world and pursuing new experiences which have led me here! I will be an intern at Eastside for the next month and I can’t wait to meet everyone and […]
Darren Hayes and Casey Donovan head up a stellar Ambassador line-up for this year’s Ausmusic T-Shirt Day Music charity, Support Act, has announced a star-studded line-up of Ambassadors for its annual Ausmusic T-Shirt Day fundraiser on Friday 18 November, headed up by two of Australia’s most-loved musicians, Darren Hayes and Casey Donovan. A total of 30 faces of Australian music, screen and stage have put […]
In the first half hour, we continue with Part 4 of Eat Your History with Dr Jacqui Newling and this week the topic is oysters. My special guest at 11:00 am is Dr Carole Cusack, Professor of Religious Studies at Sydney University and our conversation is about Halloween. This was never celebrated when I was […]
The Veterans Film Festival (VFF) will be held in Sydney for the first-time in November, after the move from Canberra, with the 7th iteration of the event screening more than 20 new and retrospective films plus the prestigious Red Poppy Awards that come with cash prizes and an engaging program of art, master classes and […]
Written by Jake Stone Aunty Marlene Cummins tells her unique and powerful story in song for ‘Marloo’s Blues’, a key feature of SIMA’s Sydney International Women’s Jazz Festival. ‘In the immortal words of my favourite blues singer, Savannah Doolan from Woorabinda Mission in Queensland – “I sing for my people.” Marlene Cummins is a legend […]
Powerhouse Ultimo is holding a retrospective of iconic Australian fashion designer, Carla Zampatti. It will feature over 100 designs from over 5 decades of her enormous output. We speak to Exhibition Curator Robert Leong about this landmark internationally exclusive retrospective. The clothes will anchor the story of her private professional and public life, brought to […]
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Kangaroo Valley Folk Festival Kangaroo Valley – 14th to 16th October 2022 review by Tony Smythe For the briefest of moments the clouds dispersed and the sun shone through on Kangaroo Valley. The heaviest of rain, following on from COVID, had pretty much decimated the circuit all year. However this October there was just enough […]
Miles Pike Diving in to Eastside FM As far back as I could remember, I’d find myself looking up at the towering collection of various records all lined up on the shelf in my lounge room. So many artists, so many songs, so many notes, riffs, turns and bends in the music that would sweep […]
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Written by Jake Stone Grammy-nominated Chilean saxophonist Melissa Aldana and her Quartet will open SIMA’s 2022 Sydney International Women’s Jazz Festival on October 27th at the Seymour Centre. Melissa Aldana is a New York-based, third-generation saxophonist from Santiago, Chile whose father Marcos and grandfather Enrique ‘Kiko’ Aldana were both masters of the instrument. Aldana’s evocative […]
In this week’s show, Jacqui Newling returns with Part 3 of Eat Your History and the topic is tea. Learn how we moved from drinking cheap green tea to black tea with milk and sugar! My special guest at 11:00 am is Professor Bob Kearney, making a welcome return to Arts Wednesday. Bob accompanied me […]