Duo takes on King’s Tapestry
By Luke Voogt
Australian music icon Debra Byrne cringes when she remembers her first time singing the music of Carole King.
Byrne sang It’s Too Late...
Spalding to rock Sphinx
By Luke Voogt
Cover trio the Captain Spalding Band will rock the Sphinx in a one-off show on Saturday.
The band’s lead singer Tom Spalding grew...
Two-man rock ‘n’ roll tribute
By Luke Voogt
Two-man tribute act Dave Allen and Ronnie Soul morph into dozens of characters in their journey through rock and roll history.
The...
Justin Case for holidays
By Luke Voogt
Drysdale’s Liam Erck makes his solo playwriting debut this month with his new pantomine Justin Case.
Liam joined Drysdale’s 3Triple2 4 Kids when...
Opera acts for youth
Opera Australia brings the Mozart classic The Marriage of Figaro to Geelong on Saturday as part of its 2017 tour of Australia.
Geelong’s talented young...
Geelong comes alive with a bumper load of fun
There’s a feast of holiday fun in store across the City of Greater Geelong to keep local children entertained during the winter school holiday...
Wild winter time at Apollo Bay
Writers, cartoonists, dancers and choirs will gather in the winter elements at Apollo Bay for the first ever WinterWild festival next month.
The 18-plus, after-dark...
From a cockney girl to a duchess
By Luke Voogt
Young Hamlyn Heights actress Rose Musselwhite says the chance to play Eliza Doolittle was one she “couldn’t miss”.
“She’s such an icon,”...
Frequency’s one but the last gig
By Luke Voogt
Frequency owes much of its success to Geelong, says the cover band’s lead guitarist Rob Taylor.
“We’ve had the most fun down there...
Wine, shiraz and song
A Bellarine Peninsula winery will add some of its own “Shizazamatazz” to next month’s Winter Shiraz Weekend across the Geelong region.
Leura Park said its...
Painters with promise
Four of the Surf Coast’s most promising painters will combine for the inaugural Surf Coast Youth Exhibition this school holidays.
“This is a very...
Bridge hots up for nans
Distinguished actresses Nancye Hayes and Sue Jones will star in the riotous tale of two fiercely competitive bridge-playing grannies in Geelong next week.
Hayes plays...
Two more years for music festival
Queenscliff Music Festival (QMF) will be held for at least another two years, the state government announced this week.
The festival will celebrate its 27-year...
