Wilson gives PC the bird
Iconic Aussie comedian Kevin Bloody Wilson is flipping the bird at political correctness on his latest Victorian tour titled F.U.P.C.
“What do you reckon it...
Proclaimers on their way
The Proclaimers are on their way to Geelong for the first time in a decade for their latest Australian tour.
The iconic Scottish twins Charlie...
Piano show for a legend
A Leonard Cohen tribute that toured the United Kingdom with sell-out shows will soon hit Geelong for the first time.
Australian singer-pianist Stewart D’Arrietta said...
Harvey plays for Nashville
For Leopold born-and-raised musician Adam Harvey the idea of one day becoming a famous country music singer is something “he never imagined”.
Fast-forward some years...
Light relief for city centre
Street performers, musicians and projections will light up central Geelong laneways when After Dark returns next Friday.
As the festival begins, the apparently bodiless voice...
Double bill exposes Brain
For 25 years the locked cupboard of jazz musician Col Brain sat in a family garage until Newtown presenter Joel Carnegie unlocked its secrets.
The...
Leith plucks heartstrings
Damien Leith has come a long way since winning Australian Idol back in 2006.
The singer-songwriter has toured the nation and played for more than...
Amos returns in ‘swan song’
British jokester Stephen K Amos could visit Geelong for the last time this month in what promoters rumoured could be his farewell Australian tour.
Amos...
Dark twist on Bard
A dark, yet fresh take on one of Shakespeare’s classic characters is on its way to Geelong next month.
Enter Ophelia is a local production...
Local voices in last heats
New local singing talent is emerging in an entertaining competition at North Geelong's Sphinx Hotel.
The hotel's Voice of Geelong Across has so far completed...
Young talent ‘lives dream’
Aspiring Armstrong Creek singer-songwriter Emily Cook knew she had to do “something special“ with the money her late grandfather left her.
Her parents suggested buying...
Garden’s secret history
Visitors can travel tens of thousands of years back in time at Geelong Botanic Gardens with the right guide, according to Ocean Grove’s Liz...
Heads leapfrog Anglesea, Titans on top
Barwon Heads leapfrogged Anglesea on the Bellarine Peninsula Cricket Association A1 grade ladder and will host a semi-final this weekend.
The Seagulls successfully defended 220...
