CONFIDE IN ME by KYLIE. Poem by Nathan Curnow.
You’re on the staircase, Kylie, summoning a confessional poem...
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Williamstown in June – cooking up a delicious night of music and memoir
Tickets are now available for our annual show at the Williamstown Literary Festival on Friday 20 June.
The maternal collection
Daughter and mother; Natasha and Angela Savage. Mother’s Day may be an artificial construct but stories about mothers, and about being a mother are as genuine as the blood running through our veins. Here are 14 such stories that interwine parenting, love and music. Martina Medica celebrates her toddlers’ love of music, [...]
CENTRE STAGE Alan Davies
Alan Davies works steadfastly behind the scenes to help others shine. We are blessed to have him on the team.
Farewell, Eddy Dawson
Stereo Stories sends it condolences to friend and colleague Smokie Dawson on the death of his father Eddy this week
SILVER MOON performed by The Stereo Stories Band.
We dedicated our performances of Silver Moon in 2022 to musicians and writers who had died in the peak years of Covid, 2020 and 2021.
CENTRE STAGE Laura Sheridan
"Her playing underpins the feeling of every song she plays on. How did we exist so many years without her beautiful cello playing?”
Tempo Rubato preview
Here's a preview of one of the songs we'll be performing at Tempo Rubato in Brunswick on Saturday 30 November.
Albury alchemy
Albury, New South Wales, 14 September, 2024. Gemma Keating It is always a privilege, and a joy, to perform at the Write Around the Murray festival (WAM) in Albury, as we have done for seven years now, going back to 2016. We never take any show, or any audience, for granted. We [...]
The Queenscliff ovation
Photo courtesy of Queenscliffe Literary Festival. When Indigenous author and Voice referendum campaigner Thomas Mayo concluded his story at our show last Saturday night the 300-strong audience broke into sustained applause that very, very quickly became a standing ovation. Mayo’s story, ultimately one of hope, was what the Kev Carmody/Paul Kelly song [...]