“C’est Si Bon is a show you will love and think about after the last lights have gone out” – Castlemaine Independent Cabaret chanteuse, Rebecca Morton will bring a touch of Paris to South Melbourne’s Butterfly Club this May with an exclusive evening dedicated to love, life and romance. Funny and heartwarming “C’est Si...
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After a weekend of upset results, the Saints finished off round 7 at the Docklands with a win that showed they will be pushing for the AFL finals. With the four points from the win pushing them up to 8th in the ladder above the Hawks. The two stand out wins of the round...
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With a win over Port Adelaide, Richmond are moving in the right direction. They did it the hard way, but there was definitely signs of improvement. In a season where it is proving difficult to see any patterns or even predict results, what is beginning clear is that Richmond are improving as a side....
Read more →Eagles continue their undefeated start to the season with a low scoring home win over the Hawks. With some fairly terrible goal kicking from both sides and a defensive struggle through out, it wasn’t a game that you would expect from the two premiership contenders. Although there was a late fightback from the Hawks...
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Described as the lost daughter of Leonard Cohen with a voice like Margot Timmons from The Cowboy Junkies, Wolf Larsen has arrived on the scene much the same as Cohen did – a late bloomer in her early thirties, both a writer and a poet, with an offering of searing poem-songs. The music of...
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To share the unified soul that is music through ever-exciting songs and stories that drive bodies to move, inspire even the conscious observer, enchant the most intellectual spirit, and void the close-minded apparatus. It is this mission that renders the indie roots rock sound that Green Tea personifies. They are sometimes portrayed as tasting...
Read more →The Blues have confirmed their rise as a genuine premiership contender with a comprehensive 60-point victory over the Magpies at the MCG on Friday night. The main question out of this game is aimed at the Collingwood President Eddie McGuire who enters into a war of words with former Coach (and now 3AW Radio...
Read more →The biggest game of the Easter weekend could prove to be one of the pivotal games of the 2012 season. When the Hawks face the Cats on Easter Monday, they will be hoping to prove that they have made the step up in class to win the games against the power houses of the...
Read more →It’s been said many times before by AFL players and coaches, but it’s amazing how often it gets repeated during the season. Simply you can say what you like to an opposing player, but you just simply can’t retaliate. So it’s no surprise in the opening round game of Fremantle v Geelong, to hear...
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GWS makes it long-awaited AFL debut tonight at ANZ stadium (7.20pm, Ch.7). It feels like everybody we talk to here at rk3.com’s Week in Footy blog thinks the Giants have zero chance of winning the opening game of the premiership season for 2012. It also seems that way in the betting markets too. In...
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With a catalog of songs covering everything from hooky piano pop to soul-baring alt-country, lyrics that range from corky to brutally honest—all tied together by an undeniable passion for his craft—singer/songwriter Justin Levinson has won steady praise from audiences and critics alike since his 2005 debut. Five years and three acclaimed albums later, Justin...
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The Robbie Boyd Band have achieved a lot in their first year, having already toured Italy, supported the Kooks at Harvest at Jimmy’s Festival in front of 3,000 people and played to a packed out audience at the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire supporting the Delays. BBC Radio 2 has shown strong support for Robbie’s...
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