A GOOD HEART by FEARGAL SHARKEY. Poem by Chloe Febbraro.
An old song. A new poem. A timeless tale.
An old song. A new poem. A timeless tale.
We'll be at the delightful Albury LibraryMuseum on Saturday evening 16 September as guests of the ever-welcoming Write Around the Murray festival.
Way Out West music club in Melbourne is still going strong, 20 years on.
Brushtail possums raiding rubbish bins in the Fitzroy Gardens looked up as we passed, singing into the dark at the top of our voices.
sixteen red roses—/the first time we say/three short words
I sent you a goodbye message in the chat you’d set up because, unlike the song, we never really did talk on the telephone.
A new book charting thirty-plus years of Adelaide’s thriving music scene will be launched next month.
Sailing hard for ten hours, we ploughed our way into a lee at the mouth of a river, a sailors’ safe haven for centuries.
A huge thank you to our drummer Matt McGrath, who created this highlights reel of our shows in Queenscliff (late May) and Williamstown (mid June).
I play Simon and Garfunkel as loud as my portable turntable lets me, drowning out my fears as I yell out the words.