What's Going On in Melbourne and Surrounds

This year's Eurovision has got us all excited and thanks to Myf Warhurst being nabbed as the host of SBS's Eurovision cover, there has been a void left in the Double J lunch

In 1932, inspired by the opening of Tutankhamun’s tomb a decade earlier, 'The Mummy' first lumbered onto the silver screen, unleashing carnage while in search of lost

Anyone who knows Melbourne knows it was long ago crowned the hipster jewel of our vast country.

But with the rise of felt hats, pallet furniture and DIY tattoos

Have you ever wondered how cool it would be to head overseas to music festival, but couldn’t be bothered with coordinating EVERYTHING and then figuring out all the fun

Fans of Aussie hip hop giants Bliss n Eso can celebrate with reckless abandon as the trio release their seventh studio album, ‘Off The Grid’, and hit the road for an

Comedian Jordan Peele makes his film directing debut with the disturbing socially-conscious horror ‘Get Out’.

Perth prog-metal outfit Voyager unleash their new album, ‘Ghost Mile’, this month and guitarist Simone Dow is calling it some of their best music yet.

May is a big month for San Cisco as the Fremantle four-piece embark on a massive, national tour in the wake of the release of their third studio album, ‘The

William Crighton has hit the ground running in 2017, with an array of live performances (Skyfields Tasmania, Blue Mountains Folk Festival, WOMADelaide and Riverboats

After a lengthy hiatus, Sydney's statesmen of indie rock, Dappled Cities hit back with their fifth studio album, aptly titled 'Five'.

Over the last few years, the question of punk’s contemporary credentials has become an oft-discussed issue.

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Boasting an all-Aussie line-up in 2017, this year's Gympie Music Muster is the quintessential homegrown Australian music experience.

Rap's next big thing, Lil Yachty will play his first ever Australian headline shows in July.

This year marks 30 years since The Necks – formed by pianist Chris Abrahams, percussionist and electric guitarist Tony Buck and bassist Lloyd Swanton – first began playing

2017 has so far been a landmark year for indigenous music in Australia.

If Australians know how to do something well, it's dark movies.

Melbourne-based electronic duo American Doubles last month released their debut single, 'The Swell'.

With their much anticipated fourth studio album, ‘Bardo State’, landing them their second Top 5 ARIA album chart appearance, Sydney hip hop duo Horrorshow have started 2017