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Legendary hard rock band Winger will electrify Australia for the final time, bringing their farewell tour to rock fans across the country. All of the original members will deliver the ultimate send-off, celebrating decades of iconic music. Chatting to vocalist and bass player Kip Winger about his love for Melbourne coffee, life after Winger and his journey as a classical composer, tune in to TNT to hear Tomarch chat with the Colorado legend, ahead of their show at 170 Russell on April 4.

Heading to The Night Cat on April 3 to release his new album 'ARTIFACTUAL RHYTHM' on April 4, is Adelaide-based groove master Alexander Flood. The new record presents a re-interpretation of club and DJ music through the lens of a live band with a jazzy edge, drawing on sounds of deep house, UK garage, drum ‘n’ bass, and broken beat. Bringing in a selection of songs to share with Milo Eastwood, tune in to The Breakfast Spread to hear Alexander Flood play a round of Musical Chairs.

Featuring performances from local musicians Husky Gawenda, Dan Kelly, Charm of Finches, Hannah Cameron, Stephen Grady and Dan Challis, 'Songs From The Canyon' is a night of music written by some of the world’s finest songwriters. The lineup includes the music of Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills Nash and Young, The Beach Boys and more. Crispi chats with folk artist Husky Gawenda about the shows happening across Victoria, with the first one kicking off in Geelong Arts Centre on April 24.

Ahead of their performance at Lulie Tavern's 10th anniversary celebration tonight, Henry Wagons & Queenie swing by Radio City to announce an exciting new project. In Henry's latest release, 'Four Seasons', the Australian singer-songwriter and TV/radio personality pushes the boundaries of modern twang with Morricone-inspired instrumentals and lyric-driven melodies, complemented by Queenie's vocals. Listeners can expect more of this dynamic duet on their upcoming joint project.

Coming in to Swinging Doors to chat about their new album 'Gold in Your Pocket' is soul singers of county, Caleb and Reeb. Based in San Juan Island in Washington (USA), the two are known to roots music fans across the globe for their soulful harmonies, driving dance tunes, and commitment to the raw truth of rural American music. Tune in to hear their reflective storytelling and crooning country music.

GUM (Jay Watson of Pond, Tame Impala) and Ambrose Kenny-Smith (King Gizzard, The Murlocs) announce the deluxe edition of their album 'Ill Times', releasing March 28 via p(doom) records. The expanded version includes four new tracks, available on vinyl and digital platforms. To celebrate, they share 'Snow Angels' with a visualizer by Jacob Armstrong. GUM and Kenny-Smith will also embark on a four-date Australian tour in April, their first live shows together. Tune into Homebrew for more details!

'In My Veins' is the new album from multi dimensional artist and powerhouse Jade MacRae. It's her fourth studio album release, which began as an antidote to the despair of the pandemic, becoming an exploration of turning bitter into sweet, all set against a backdrop of punchy, soul infused riffs and rhythms. Ahead of her show at Bird's Basement on April 11, Lucas Packett checks in with the early-2000s pop star.

The new album 'Somewhere Between 3 & 5 am' from local rock and roll group Cinco Savages captures a journey all too familiar for many - the culmination of house parties, wild festival nights, and being among the last few still awake in the early hours. In other words, a litany of questionable decisions. With gritty guitar riffs and powerful vocals from front woman Kerrie Loveless, tune in to Pojama People as the band chats about their upcoming show at Lulie Tavern on April 11.