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Pokey LaFarge’s music transcends genre. He blends early jazz, country blues and western swing, all brought to life through his dynamic vocal and virtuosic instrumental skill of his band.
Vietnamese people move in very small circles. It’s a cliquey community where ex-pats are concerned no matter where they’ve settled.
Former Mullumbimby High student, one-time performer and some-time estate agent Fiona Dell has re-emerged from a long hiatus from music with an impressive new swag of songs.
Plans to construct a permanent second lane along Shirley/Lawson Street into Byron Bay by Cr Rose Wanchap have come under fire from the consultants formulating a masterplan for the town.
With a full dance card of tour dates both in Australia and O/S, it’s clear the Smith Street Band are going somewhere… fast!
New Orleans native Trombone Shorty or Troy Andrews began his career as a bandleader at the early age of six, toured internationally at age 12, and spent his teens playing with various brass bands throughout New Orleans and touring worldwide with Lenny Kravitz.
The title of this uplifting but rather soppy movie is very misleading. We all know about the phenomenally brainy Stephen Hawking…
Clint Eastwood’s Broadway musical ‘Jersey Boys’ might have been an ignominious swan song for a stellar, but his robust but typically insightful latest film is a mighty return to form.
