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This week’s PBS Feature Album is Sing Your Own Song, the debut album from multi-talented Northern Territory musicians, the Andrew Gurruwiwi Band. A high-energy, eight-piece funk band who have honed their chops on the beach...

The PBS staff and volunteer community are deeply saddened by the passing of Ian Sutherland.

This week’s PBS Feature Album is Love Heart Cheat Code by Hiatus Kaiyote. Love Heart Cheat Code is a snapshot of four musicians dancing together on the edge across 11 playful and exuberant tracks. For...

Punk funk four-piece Proto Moro experiment with delving into the extended techniques of their instruments to create textures that are new and exciting for all listeners. Taking influences from a mixture of genres such as...

Much-loved Melbourne Jazz singer Julie O’Hara is in recovery from a serious brain aneurysm. A fundraising gig for Julie and her family will take place at The Jazzlab, Brunswick on Friday June 28. Featuring the...

This week’s PBS Feature Album is New Motion by local rockers The Double Agents. Returning with their long-awaited third studio album, New Motion is a powerful recording evoking directness and immediacy, marking The Double Agents'...

Melbourne electrogoth legends The Night Terrors return in ethereal mode with their fourth album Hypnotica - Composition For Theremin And Electronic Music Synthesizer . Featuring the haunting theremin melodies of Miles Brown and Sarah Lim's...

This week’s PBS Feature Album is This But More by Priori. Francis Latreille's evolution as Priori seems deeply intertwined with a commitment to exploring new sonic territories and collaborative endeavors. This But More appears poised...

Introducing Supermix: a benefit gig with DJs to get you dancing to Italo-boogie, Brazilian yacht-pop, N.Y. disco, and heaps more! Featuring sets from DJ Earl Grey, Minna Wight, Fina Po, Lady Love Potion and Richie1250...

A recent PBS Feature Album, Karate Boogaloo's Hold Your Horses is a journey from start to finish, each tune melding seamlessly into the next. The band's sophomore album is a document of Karate Boogaloo’s distinct...

This week’s PBS Feature Album is Alibi, the sophomore album by Naarm/Melbourne future soul artist Emma Volard. Emma has never shied away from being a warrior for inclusivity, and these themes are often at the...

Recorded across three sessions over the last three years, Parsnip's sophomore album Behold is a testament to the band at their most creative, catchy and collaborative. Parsnip write songs as a form of communion with...

Firetail's music spans from '70s jazz-fusion, South Indian Carnatic music and their very own brand of jazz-tronica. Since 2018, Firetail has been blending soul-infused rhythms with evocative melodies and driving percussion. Firetail's unique sound is...

This week’s PBS Feature Album is Senseless Acts of Beauty , the highly anticipated debut album by Rowena Wise. The Naarm/Melbourne based artist is known for creating music ruminating on love, alienation, and self-empowerment. A...

The biggest event of the year for the Rockdogs Football Club is back for 2024 - Pie Night ! Leading up to the Reclink Community Cup, The Rockdogs are set to host their annual Pie...

Big Name, No Blankets Band are set to visit PBS for a very special Studio 5 Live performance Tuesday May 28 on Firewater. Featuring descendants of the Warumpi Band, the Big Name, No Blankets Band...

This week’s PBS Feature Album is Hold Your Horses, the sophomore album by Naarm locals Karate Boogaloo. Following on from the cult classic Carn The Boogers, Hold Your Horses is a document of Karate Boogaloo’s...

One of Australia’s finest soul and funk exports, The Bamboos launch their 11th studio album, This Is How You Do It at The Corner Hotel for a hometown show with special guests Steppers. Fresh from...

Not-for-profit contemporary art space West Space presents their 2024 Fundraiser: Kin , May 23 - June 15. Kin celebrates kinship and the artists in our community, some of the most exciting creatives in Naarm/Melbourne and...