Mama Kin is that rare breed of singer/songwriter whose songs and shows delivers moving soul roots music that drills right into the heart of the audience.

Jon Stevens is one of Australia’s best known names and best known faces.

In the 80s, Eurogliders were forever on the charts.

Blackfeather exploded onto the Australian music scene in 1970 with the totally unique ‘Seasons of Change’ and the album ‘At The Mountains of Madness’.

Marina Prior is Australia’s one most enduring musical theatre performers having performed non-stop since the start of her career 30 years ago.

The Break is one of Australia’s most unique musical forces.

Milk Carton Kids are Californian duo Kenneth Pattengale and Joey Ryan.

The Adam Martin story comes with a warning … be careful who you work with.

The Deen Castronovo bio reads like a dream-job in rock.

20-year old Lewis Watson hails from Oxford, UK.

Kitty, Daisy & Lewis Durham are three siblings from London.

Alexander Gow of Oh Mercy and Helen Croome aka Gossling have got together to record the French song ‘La Minute de Silence’ for the project Melodie Francaise.

At the beginning of 2013 Tim Dalton joined Collarts as Program Leader for BA Creative Industries Management.

Robin Fox is the architect behind the RGB Laser Show, part of New Wave: Sound, one of the highlights of the new Vivid Music program at Vivid Sydney.

Nick Milwright and Damian Cazaly formed Blackchords in Melbourne in 2005.

Tedeschi Trucks Band formed simply because it was a good way to keep the family together.

Wilco formed in 1994 out of the ashes of alt-country group Uncle Tupelo.

Airbourne are as real a rock and roll band as Australia has ever produced. The musical ancestry of the O’Keefe brothers, David Roads and Justin Street goes directly back to early AC/DC, when Acca Dacca were still an Australian pub band.

Jared Leto formed 30 Seconds To Mars with his brother Shannon in 1998. In 2003, Tomo Milicevic was recruited into the band and the trio have been the nucleus of 30 Seconds To Mars ever since.

Ben Gilles was a founding member of Silverchair. He was 12 when he formed the band with his friends Daniel Johns and Chris Joannou. Their pre-teen grunge sound soon earned them the nickname Nirvana In Pyjamas.

Legend has it that Melbourne band British India took their name from the b-side of a Strawberry Alarm Clock single in the 60s. You will learn in this interview that they made that story up.

Melbourne singer/songwriter Hamish Anderson is off to a great start with his debut E.P.

We first heard Tarmac Adam nearly a decade ago when Matt O’Donnell and Steve Paix recruited Nick Seymour and Paul Hester of Crowded House and released the debut album ‘Handheld Torch’.

'Sharkmouth' is the most successful album Russell Morris has had in a career spanning more than 40 years.

Renée Geyer has gone somewhere unique for her 25th album ‘Swing’.

In Conversation is an event presented by Arts Centre Melbourne’s new Artistic Development program, which supports the development of artists and the discussion of their artistic process.

In Conversation is an event presented by Arts Centre Melbourne’s new Artistic Development program, which supports the development of artists and the discussion of their artistic process.

In Conversation is an event presented by Arts Centre Melbourne’s new Artistic Development program, which supports the development of artists and the discussion of their artistic process.

Henry Wagons is one of Melbourne’s most unique artists.

Soul-blues sensation The Rubens discuss their lightning-fast rise, recording in New York, their hometown, art installations and more.