CENTRE STAGE John Butler, Everybody Knows Books.
Stereo Stories writer John Butler and his partner Marion this year opened Everybody Knows Books, a second-hand bookshop in Ballarat.
Stereo Stories writer John Butler and his partner Marion this year opened Everybody Knows Books, a second-hand bookshop in Ballarat.
A big thank-you to The MEMO Music Hall in St Kilda for kindly re-scheduling our 14 November 2021 show to Sunday 9 January, 4pm, 2022.
We couldn't play at the Write Around the Murray Festival in Albury this year, so at the invitation of the festival, we made a little video. A postcard, you could call it.
Given so many Stereo Stories (or stories in general ) are about rites of passage, and formative years, it’s no surprise we have a collection of short music-memoirs about schooldays. Just over 20 stories, including contributions from noted authors Tony Birch and Melanie Cheng, and our RocKwiz colleague Brian Nankervis.
We have a handful of stories inspired by The Rolling Stones. Just the five, which may be a fraction surprising.
Jenny Valentish will be joining us for our Memo Music Hall show in Melbourne on Sunday afternoon 14 November.
'Voice' is not a song. It's a book. A slim volume. Just 90 small pages. But a weighty tome.
Damian Balassone’s contribution to Stereo Stories is not just on the page, so to speak.
The Neil Young collection of Stereo Stories is quite small – just seven pieces so far – but each sings its own tune, so to speak. And two of the contributions are from two of Australia’s finest writers.
Peter Maskell and Brian Nankervis . Photo by Peter Weaving, courtesy of Bendigo Writers Festival, May 2021. Yes, folks, we'll be performing at The Memo Music Hall in St Kilda on Sunday afternoon, 14 November. Joining our eight piece ensemble will be guest writers Brian Nankervis, Carmel Bird Danny Katz and Jenny Valentish. [...]