GSO presents gala concert
Geelong Symphony Orchestra (GSO) will hold its inaugural concert this month after attracting more than 60 of the region’s finest classical musicians.
GSO will perform...
Art vs Science off the edge
By ALANA MITCHELSON
Electro-pop dance band Art Vs Science returns to Geelong next month with new tunes and a colourful live set.
The Off the Edge...
Play School’s 50th birthday party
By ALANA MITCHELSON
Widely adored children’s television program Play School is on its way to Geelong with special national concert Humpty’s Showtime as part of...
Alice Ivy’s dreamy beats
By ALANA MITCHELSON
An up-and-coming local electronic music producer will bring her dreamy beats to Geelong next weekend.
Under the name Alice Ivy, 22-year-old Annika Schmarsel...
Eye on the wild
An exhibition of the world’s best wildlife photography has opened in Geelong.
The images in Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2015 would be on display...
Brilliant fun on offer
IT MAY be about depression, but it’s not depressing.
The opening play of GPAC’s 2016 Deakin University Theatre Season is a warmly humorous look at...
Divinyl inspiration
By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN
TO ERR is human, to forgive is divine - so the saying goes.
But for Drucindy Chin-Quan, to rock is Divinyl, and...
Jimi Hocking has big plans for 2016
By ALANA MITCHELSON
Two new albums, a national tour and a father-son collaborative EP are among the exciting projects for blues guitarist Jimi Hocking in...
Searchers find an audience
Liverpool’s legendary The Searchers, including original member John McNally, will reprise their greatest hits when they play Geelong Performing Arts Centre next month as...
Friends pay tribute to the Big O
By ALANA MITCHELSON
Roy Orbison tribute band The Big O and Friends is currently recording their first single, Blue Rain, bringing to life 25 years...
Bill Gray set to rock festival
By ALANA MITCHELSON
Country rocker Bill Gray has just released his first CD of original material and has a suitcase of hundreds of songs he’s...
Family takes Backseat to festival
By ALANA MITCHELSON
Up-and-coming Geelong family band Backseat Drive will tackle its biggest challenge yet when the group plays its first festival next weekend.
The band...