Australian blues legend Chris Wilson’s ‘Live At The Continental’ album is being reissued
Cable Ties reflect on releasing an album amidst a pandemic and where to from here
Melbourne indie-folk trio Grey Whistle Test craft their own atmosphere on new single, 'Nylon'
Beat's guide to Melbourne's best summer markets of 2021
Meet SO:ME Space, the sprawling retail precinct taking South Melbourne Market to another level
Sustainable and diverse, Slow Food Melbourne Farmers’ Market could be your favourite new food market
Fitzroy's Rose St. Artists’ Market showcases the best in Melbourne art and design
Operating for over 45 years, Preston Market is one of Melbourne's most renowned markets
Offering theatre, markets, workshops and more, Gasworks Arts Park might be Melbourne's most versatile venue
Melbourne's metro beach URBNSURF is hosting a live music series next month
Belgrave Big Dreams Market is a mini festival in the Dandenong Ranges
Spend a sunny Sunday at Arts Centre Melbourne’s own artisan market
Beat's ultimate guide to...
The best music of the 2010s
Buckle up and prepare for a whopping dose of nostalgia.
Shame's new album 'Drunk Tank Pink' is one of the best post-punk records in recent memory
Sleaford Mods' 11th album 'Spare Ribs' is a bruising appraisal of Britain's current cataclysm
Something For Kate make a spirited return with their first album in eight years, 'The Modern Medieval'
King Gizzard's 16th album 'K.G.' is an epic mishmash of all the band's prior achievements
Hachiku's 'I'll Probably Be Asleep' is one of the best Melbourne albums of 2020
Swim Lanes' debut self-titled EP is a hazy dream-pop adventure
The Living End, Alex Lahey, Pierce Brothers and more join the 2021 Sounds Better Together lineup
A 'dining in the dark' experience is coming to Melbourne
A new music festival has popped up in regional Victoria, and it's got a killer lineup
A Coen Brothers retrospective is coming to Melbourne cinemas
The Victorian government is giving out a second batch of $200 travel vouchers
