Elvis, Graceland and seven haiku by Michael Leach
Poet Michael Leach riffs on visiting the Elvis exhibition at the Bendigo Art Gallery.
Poet Michael Leach riffs on visiting the Elvis exhibition at the Bendigo Art Gallery.
Stereo Stories returns to its home ground, its stomping ground, on Friday evening 17 June. We are the opening night event of the 2022 Williamstown Literary Festival.
On a fresh midmorning, I alight my bus at the east end of Adelaide’s CBD and proceed to speed walk along cracked concrete, as The Superjesus’s track ‘Now and Then’ begins on my iPod.
This Thursday evening, 28 April, Eric Algra will be at Readings, St Kilda, in conversation with Phill Calvert, drummer with the Boys Next Door and Psychedelic Furs.
We’ve been putting off posting our official Beatles collection because – well, it’s not as if they need more publicity, is it?
Sometimes travel includes gigs, when the planets align and you and your current crush (Ron Sexsmith) perhaps are in London at the same time. Or when Bob Dylan and Paul Simon do a show in an amphitheatre outside of Boston.
Soon each groom/ walks down a natural aisle/ with his sister & his canine/ to sounds of sincerest acoustic music.
Our 18 stories about blues songs travel far and wide but it’s no surprise that some are set in the home of the blues.
The Guardian has just published an extract from The Sound of Being Human: How Music Shapes Our Lives by Jude Rogers.
Throughout my life, music has influenced me creatively and spiritually, says N.T.McQueen in our latest Centre Stage profile.