Interviews
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Write like a girl
Fearless feminist and online sensation Clementine Ford is a beacon of hope and inspiration for thousands of Australian women and girls.
5 days ago | The Echo | 0 All Entertainment, Byron Echo, Interviews -
Coranderrk, an untold Australian history
The Ilbijeri Theatre Company present one of the many important neglected stories of Australian history – Coranderrk – the story of the Victorian parliamentary inquiry into the men and women of the Coaranderrk Aboriginal Reserve who went head to head with the Aboriginal Protection Board.
6 days ago | The Echo | 0 All Entertainment, Byron Echo, Interviews -
Space, Byron & You
Star Stuff brings together some pre-eminent speakers and scientists in the space community to present at possibly one of the most innovative and exciting festivals to date. And no, this is not an astronomy festival. This is Space. The last, and the most fascinating, frontier.
One week ago | The Echo | 0 All Entertainment, Byron Echo, Interviews -
Give me a Pug
Singer/songwriter Joe Pug’s songs offer an updated version of the country-folk archetypes that Bob Dylan and John Prine made famous. Pug’s rise has been as improbable as it has been impressive.
12 days ago | The Echo | 0 All Entertainment, Byron Echo, Interviews
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Write like a girl
Fearless feminist and online sensation Clementine Ford is a beacon of hope and inspiration for thousands of Australian women and girls.
5 days ago | The Echo | 0 -
Coranderrk, an untold Australian history
The Ilbijeri Theatre Company present one of the many important neglected stories of Australian history – Coranderrk – the story of the Victorian parliamentary inquiry into the men and women of the Coaranderrk Aboriginal Reserve who went head to head with the Aboriginal Protection Board.
6 days ago | The Echo | 0 -
Space, Byron & You
Star Stuff brings together some pre-eminent speakers and scientists in the space community to present at possibly one of the most innovative and exciting festivals to date. And no, this is not an astronomy festival. This is Space. The last, and the most fascinating, frontier.
One week ago | The Echo | 0 -
Give me a Pug
Singer/songwriter Joe Pug’s songs offer an updated version of the country-folk archetypes that Bob Dylan and John Prine made famous. Pug’s rise has been as improbable as it has been impressive.
12 days ago | The Echo | 0 -
Heavenly Women
Dava Sobel, a former New York Times science reporter, is the author of Longitude, a prize-winning international bestseller, and Galileo’s Daughter, which was shortlisted for the Pulitzer prize.
12 days ago | The Echo | 0 -
Meet one of the Cancer Dancers
Bay FM’s Danny Salfield is one of the featured ‘stars’ in the Dance for Cancer this weekend.
13 days ago | The Echo | 0 -
A Passion for Music
Performed by the Amatori choir, orchestra and soloists. These concerts will include arias and chorales from St Matthew’s Passion and Samuel Barber’s sublime Adagio for Strings.
14 days ago | The Echo | 0 -
Husky’s Ghost
With the release of their new album Punchbuzz, Husky’s Gideon Preiss spoke with The Echo about recording the album and the release of their indie rock-styled single, Ghost.
19 days ago | The Echo | 0 -
From Mullum To Moscow
Last week Mullum’s very own Russian boy band Dustyesky found themselves in a most peculiar situation: this group of 50-something Aussie blokes who sing Russian working songs were a hit on Moscow media! Mark Swivel spoke with The Echo.
20 days ago | The Echo | 0 -
Crighton’s Hope & Recovery
Singer/songwriter William Crighton, based in the Hunter Valley, is known for his powerful and mesmerising live performances.
21 days ago | The Echo | 0 -
Teskey Brothers bring Motown to your town
After cutting their teeth in Melbourne city-fringe pubs and backyard party jams for nine years, The Teskey Brothers bring their old-school Motown sound to Bello Winter Music.
23 days ago | The Echo | 0 -
Go get Unfucked!
Mark Swivel is the host of the Byron Shire’s Unfuck the World event. He spoke with The Echo about the whole fucking thing. 1. Is the World Actually FUCKED? I mean, was there a time when it wasn’t FUCKED? The... Read More →
26 days ago | The Echo | 5 -
Spicer’s war on sexism
Tracey Spicer isn’t your usual news broadcaster.
26 days ago | The Echo | 0 -
Watermelon Wonderland
Verity Nunan’s exhibition Watermelon Wonderland is a playful exploration of the female form expressed in irrepressible colour with liberated lines evoking the primitive and joyous nature of the female form.
26 days ago | The Echo | 0 -
Riebl Yell
Most people know songwriter and musician Felix Riebl from The Cat Empire.
27 days ago | The Echo | 0 -
Have to Believe it’s Magic!
Asher Treleaven (La Soirée) and Gypsy Wood (Miss Cage Dance Universe Australia) are Peter & Bambi Heaven, the Gold Coast’s most deluded dancing magicians, and they’re about to explode into Brunswick Picture House.
28 days ago | The Echo | 0 -
Telling Stories – Ivan Coyote
Ivan Coyote is the award-winning author of eleven books, the creator of four short films, and has released three albums that combine storytelling with music. A natural-born storyteller, ‘Coyote is to Canadian literature what KD Lang is to country music:... Read More →
30 days ago | The Echo | 0 -
John Safran’s Extreme Sorts
Let me tell you something about interviewing people. It’s very often disappointing. Especially when it’s someone you’ve been in awe of.
30 days ago | The Echo | 0 -
A Priest’s Story
The Rev Dr Barry Marshall predicted in the 1960s that if the church did not lose its complacency it would be irrelevant in a generation. Nola Firth has written a biography, The Armour of Light, about this truly remarkable Australian... Read More →
May 28, 2017 | The Echo | 0 -
Brandolini loyalty
Brandolini loyalty
May 26, 2017 | The Echo | 0 -
Telling Stories
Ivan Coyote is the award-winning author of eleven books, the creator of four short films, and has released three albums that combine storytelling with music.
May 25, 2017 | The Echo | 0 -
Brace yourself for The Birds
Dark. Dystopic. Cinematic. In equal parts a radical departure and a return to their epic rock roots. It’s fitting that Birds of Tokyo have called their new album Brace.
May 24, 2017 | The Echo | 0 -
Shining Light in the Darkroom
Pultizer prize-winning journalist Susan Faludi is on her way to Byron Bay for a special out-of-season event for Byron Writers Festival at Byron Theatre on 31 May.
May 21, 2017 | The Echo | 0 -
A Man Apart in Bello
British singer/songwriter Ben Ottewell has announced the impending release of his third solo album A Man Apart on 25 May.
May 19, 2017 | The Echo | 0 -
Things he carries around
When you look up the word humble in the dictionary it should have a picture of Troy Cassar-Daly beside it.
May 18, 2017 | The Echo | 0
