Zines are handmade, self-published collection of writings, drawings or photos and can be about anything from music to food to art to cats. They’re usually limited editions or even one-offs, so if you see something you like, buy it quick before someone else does!

Have you heard Jess Locke’s gorgeous folk-pop songs played on Triple J?

Lee Kernaghan’s Boys From The Bush 25^th Anniversary Tour was one of the most sought after tickets of 2017, selling out 31 of the 35 concerts that Lee played around Australia. It's back in 2018 by popular demand. The concert will cover 25 years of smash hits and will also feature songs from Lee’s new 25^th Anniversary Album. Lee’s special guests are The Wolfe Brothers.

U.S. Naval officer B.F. Pinkerton is ashore in Japan, and enchanted with its beauty and freedoms. He decides to take a wife, and when the gorgeous geisha Butterfly arrives, he is transfixed by her charms. She falls hopelessly in love, and a passionate marriage begins. 

Years later, Pinkerton has returned home. Abandoned by her family, Butterfly waits faithfully for her husband to return. Dawn breaks on a ship in the harbour. What will become of her great hope?

Anna Goldsworthy enthralled audiences in her MCO debut in 2014 with her intensely satisfying performances of Mozart’s final piano concerto. For this concert, she joins the orchestra for two gems rarely heard on the Melbourne stage: Mozart’s sixth concerto, written at age 20, and the exuberant D major concerto of Haydn.

Hotel Sorrento tells the story of three sisters who grew up together in the seaside town, Sorrento. Hilary lives in the family home with her father and 16 year-old son. Pippa, a business woman, is visiting from New York and Meg, a successful writer, returns from England. When the three sisters are reunited after 10 years apart they again feel the constraints of family life. A semi-autobiographical book written by middle sister and expat Meg triggers the familial tensions and dramas that eventuate.

The award-winning Windmill Theatre Company present the Victorian Non-Professional Premiere season of We Will Rock You featuring more than 24 of Queen’s biggest hit songs including We Are The Champions, Radio Ga Ga, I Want To Break Free, Somebody To Love, Killer Queen, Don’t Stop Me Now, Under Pressure, Bohemian Rhapsody, Another One Bites The Dust and of course, We Will Rock You.

Bell Shakespeare’s Associate Director, James Evans, will direct a production that’s seething with rage, leaving audiences breathless at how quickly violence reveals the fragility of democracy.

We’re bringing the goods every Thursday in February with some of this town’s best music acts.

Settle in for a good time as the sun dips behind our wings with tunes, food and brews. This is summer done right.