Radio City

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.

The hard-rockin’, power-poppin’ band Leatherman are set to release their debut album ‘Turn You On’ on 10 April, and if it’s anything like their recent single ‘Big Shoes’, it will be packed with guitar harmonies, swingin’ rhythms, and belting vocals. On the same day as the album release, Crispi catches up with Jake and Annabel from the band. Tune in to hear tracks from their new album, along with details on where they’ll next be playing live.

Tony Jackson and Ryan Sweeney from Mighty Horse visit Radio City to discuss their ambitious second LP, 'Road Movie Dream'. This 18-track album explores influences from rock, alt-country, dub, and psychedelia. Due for release on May 4, it will be available on vinyl and streaming platforms. The album launch will take place at The Bridge Hotel in Castlemaine on release day, followed by a show at The Retreat Hotel in Brunswick on May 9.

Cantrips is the solo project of Naarm-based musician, DJ, and producer Patrick Ryan. His music blends the warmth of acid folk with 70s-inspired grooves and a distinct appreciation for analog textures. In his upcoming interview with Crispi, Cantrips discusses his debut album, 'From A Darebin Cave', set for release on May 2. Through atmospheric instrumentation and deeply personal lyrics, the full-length project offers a reflective journey of transformation, solitude, and emotional rebirth.