Review: Paul Grabowsky & Michelle Nicolle: Noir (Jazz at the Lounge)
Sad songs tenderly unpacked by two of Melbourne's finest.
Sad songs tenderly unpacked by two of Melbourne's finest.
Cameron Lam collects memories of home, travelling, and correspondence in the latest Australian Art Music playlist.
After taking over from The Basement seven years ago, the iconic Sydney music venue will shut its doors once more due to financial pressures.
Andrea Lam, Joseph Tawadros and William Barton are among this year's independent artists being celebrated for new releases.
Cameron Lam surveys the latest (and upcoming) Classical, Jazz, and Sound Art releases on this month’s Australian Art Music playlist.
Jazz and American Songbook fans are shortchanged but if you’re here for the quirky Hollywood icon, the evening delivers.
A near-perfect musical fusion where the mystical and mythical meet.
Hip-hop crossover, European stars, local luminaries and a big band face-off on the bill for the Conservatorium's annual celebration of all things jazz.
John Bell and Elysian Fields join forces in a world premiere that reimagines Shakespeare and Wyatt through evocative, jazz-infused settings.
From the late 1950s, Westbrook became a central presence in a fast-evolving scene and helped establish a distinctively British voice in modern jazz.
Sublime saxes and Simon Tedeschi's piano brilliance light up a celebration of American Songbook classics.
Jazz has traditionally been a city and inner west thing in Sydney. Now The Lounge at the Concourse is coaxing the cool cats over the Bridge.
Braving the heat, Andra Jackson tuned into the jazz component of the annual world music festival's 2026 program.