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Furthermore, Josh is back again

Queensland singer-songwriter Josh Rennie-Hynes will bring the eclectic sounds of his new album Furthermore to the Bellarine next Thursday. Rennie-Hynes only recently broke into the...

Aura of Morgan’s organ

By Luke Voogt Barry Morgan will roll into Geelong next week, his favourite organ hanging from the roof of his 1985 Toyota Crown Royal Saloon....

You’ll go wild for The Troggs

By Luke Voogt Legendary UK band The Troggs will make Geelong’s heart sing next weekend in a one-off performance 50 years in the making. The gig...

Golden guitar has country in Storer

By Luke Voogt Multi Golden Guitar winning songstress Sara Storer will visit Geelong this weekend after a lengthy absence from the touring circuit. The Albury...

Groucho and pianist at Potato Shed

An award-winning American actor will bring his Groucho Marx tribute show to Drysdale’s Potato Shed this weekend. Frank Ferrante has put on his Marx show...

Doc and patient on same stage

By Luke Voogt Leanne Treloar is alive to sing and dance today thanks to the care and treatment of Geelong nurses and oncologists. “There are a...

Piping-hot quartet’s organic sounds

The sounds of Geelong and Melbourne’s top organists will echo through St Mary’s Basilica in a free four-week concert series starting later this month. Bellarine...

Batten down the hatches, me hearties!

A gruesome band of horrible pirates will take over the National Wool Museum this November when it presents Pirates: the Exhibition Families will discover...

Back in the Geelong groove

By Luke Voogt When mild-mannered businessmen Andrew and Steve Kyriacou hit the stage they turn into rock gods - or perhaps the next best thing. “When...

Valley voices

Geelong Welsh Ladies Choir will perform songs from around the world in concert this Sunday. The choir said The World in Union would be musical...

Marching band

Direct from Edinburgh, the world-famous Pipes and Drums of the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards will march into Geelong on Sunday as part of its...

Band is a blessing

Holy Holy has come a long way since its first gig at a tiny upstairs venue in Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley in 2012. Singer Tim Carroll...

Scott derides AFL fines

Chris Scott has derided the AFL over its willingness to hand out fines, arguing head office is much less able to admit its own...

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