Beat Magazine » Music
65 FOLLOWERS
Beat Magazine is an Australian music magazine that was founded in 1986. The magazine covers a range of music genres, with a focus on the Melbourne music scene. Beat Magazine features news, reviews, and interviews with local and international artists, along with coverage of music events and festivals.
Beat Magazine » Music
10h ago
After rediscovering his beat-making skills during the Covid-19 pandemic (Inspired by numerous hours in Kenny Beat’s Discord music server), Scottish-born, Melbourne-based producer Dashd comes out with an impressive debut EP that takes from the blueprints of production virtuosos such as The Alchemist, J Dilla and certainly Kenny himself.
However, there is a deeper motivation beyond its flattering imitation of those mentioned above. He and his partner faced severe illnesses amid the antecedent doldrums of the pandemic which led to a period of self-isolation that lit an artistic fire in himself.
K ..read more
Beat Magazine » Music
10h ago
The tour follows the overwhelming demand sparked by Griff’s exclusive sold-out debut show in Sydney earlier this year.
With her debut album Vertigo slated for release on Warner Music Australia on July 19, Griff is gearing up to captivate audiences with her anthemic new single, Miss Me Too. The album’s tracklist was unveiled in a striking display, as Griff adorned a spray-painted dress designed by CSM’s Eden Tan.
Griff 2024 Australia Tour
August 13 – Princess Theatre, Brisbane
August 15 – Enmore Theatre, Syndey
August 17 – Northcote Theatre, Melbourne
August 19 – Powerstation, Auckland
Keep u ..read more
Beat Magazine » Music
10h ago
The newly launched Music Product Stewardship Alliance is a collaborative effort bringing together key players from the recorded music industry to address sustainability challenges associated with vinyl and CD production and distribution.
Created by Green Music Australia, the peak body for the environment and music, the alliance boasts an impressive lineup of industry leaders, including ABC Music, AIR, Artist First, GizzVerse, Holiday Records and many more. With support from the NSW Environment Protection Authority and the City of Sydney, Green Music Australia will lead research efforts and fac ..read more
Beat Magazine » Music
10h ago
As anticipation mounts, Phoebe Go has unveiled her latest single, Stupid, offering a tantalizing glimpse into the forthcoming record and setting the stage for an unforgettable tour experience.
Stupid showcases Phoebe’s haunting vocals and introspective lyrics against a backdrop of stripped-back production, inviting listeners into a world of vulnerability and emotional depth. The song, born out of frustration and raw honesty, serves as a testament to Phoebe’s ability to craft deeply personal yet universally relatable music.
Phoebe Go 2024 Australia Tour
June 6 – Northcote Social Club, Melbourn ..read more
Beat Magazine » Music
13h ago
He and his band, indie-rock stalwarts The Hold Steady, have been together for 21 years. To celebrate the milestone, they’re heading to Australia for an exclusive three-night residency in Melbourne.
Though Finn says it hasn’t been without its struggles, one of the secrets to the band’s longevity is adapting their touring style. “I think at the heart of it it’s fun, and we’ve maintained a way to make it fun,” he says. “We don’t do 200 tour dates a year anymore… we’ll probably only play about 25 or 30 shows and we’ll tend to do three in the same city.”
The Hold Steady Weekender Dates
Frida ..read more
Beat Magazine » Music
3d ago
Eat The Beat’s party at the Eureka Tower
Eureka Tower – 89th floor
Anzac Day Eve
More info here
Keep up with the latest music news, features, festivals, interviews and reviews here.
Proudly Located on the 89th floor, this isn’t just an event—it’s an experience like no other. At your arrival, you’re greeted by the spectacular sights of Melbourne’s skyline stretching out in every direction, a 360-degree panorama that leaves you breathless. But the real magic begins as the sun sets and the city lights up. Our best selection of DJs will take centre stage on not one, but two dance floors.
T ..read more
Beat Magazine » Music
3d ago
Nestled into a quiet little corner of Preston, Merri Bar is serving up yet another month of indelible acts for our ears to feast upon. With a show every Saturday and Sunday for the entirety of May, you’d be remiss if you didn’t do anything about it!
Not only serving up a fine roster of some of the best folk, flamenco and bluegrass acts that Melbourne has to offer, the masterminds behind the bar have concocted a wide array of sumptuous libations to keep you company as these cold autumn nights grow colder still.
Merri Bar
15 Gilbert Road, Preston
Gigs every Saturday and Sunday
Dog-friendly beer ..read more
Beat Magazine » Music
3d ago
With his deeply resonant appreciation for music, Victor Ruiz has established himself as a dynamic selector with the ability to craft compelling sets full of vigour and vibrancy.
Born in Brazil and currently based in Lisbon, he has been a constant presence on the world stage since 2013 and is widely regarded for his mesmerizing DJ performances, appearing at a long list of influential events. In the studio he is equally adept, releasing a steady flow of first-rate techno productions all of which encapsulate his distinct flair for musicality and energy.
Bart Skils, Victor Ruiz at The Third Day
V ..read more
Beat Magazine » Music
3d ago
Following the release of his debut album, I Love You, Please Don’t Hate Me last December, Sam Fischer will soon hit Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne, keeping it short and sweet and performing in intimate venues for one night only. His tour will also take him internationally for the first time and fans all over the world can expect to hear some of his earlier songs and brand new music too.
In Virginia, over 15 thousand kilometres away from home, Sam tells me he’s stoked to return to Australia to perform. “The Oxford Arts Factory is somewhere I feel like I grew up so it’s going t ..read more
Beat Magazine » Music
3d ago
“I’m incredibly privileged to tour David on his farewell tour so he has an opportunity to see his fans once more”, says Andrew Kay AM (Promoter). David will perform his favourite solo piano works of Chopin and Liszt as well as Rachmaninov’s third piano concerto in its version for two pianos.
David shares with his legion of loyal Australian fans, some of his music so iconically connected with his amazing life of personal challenge and enormous success, always defined by his determination to find joy in every moment.
David Helfgott Australian tour
Melbourne Recital Centre – Thursday 4 July ..read more