The JazzScene magazine is a monthly publication giving details of jazz events in Adelaide (South Australia), Melbourne (Victoria), Sydney (New South Wales), Perth (Western Australia) and Brisbane/Gold Coast (Queensland) as well as Australian Jazz Festivals, CD and jazz concerts reviews.

The festival will be held at Fremantle Park, which is bordered by Ellen, Ord and Parry Streets and is close to the city centre of Fremantle.

The intent of this site is to provide comprehensive information on all blues artists from Australia, with a particular focus on historical information. Only those artists with recorded output are considered for inclusion, though any recording of any form will do.

Our new site was welcomed by everyone, and the reviews we received were more than just positive; everyone was stoked with the new site. We have now settled ourselves in to our new home and as a result, this year the reviews were even better. Here's to hosting many more Bluesfests at our permanent home at Tyagarah!

Forget the winter blues! Echuca-Moama’s annual Winter Blues festival is a weekend not to be missed. Block off the following dates in your calendar now Friday 24, Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 July 2009!

Themusic.com.au is now its second phase of existence with the addition of the Summer Festival Guide and AMP pages. Stay tuned for the next phase roll-out and keep checking back as we continue developing and adding more content.

The Sydney Latin Festival is rated world-wide as one of the Best Congresses in the World, and it's right here in your backyard, Australia! You don't have to spend tonnes of money to travel the world, seeking the best Latin dancers and teachers - we do it for you.

Go-Go was the number one dance style of the 60s, and now it’s back and more fun than ever. Anna’s Go-Go Academy is Australia’s premier go-go school, and runs weekly one-hour classes.

We offer a diverse program of festival quality shows for a broad range of tastes and budgets, throughout the year. As well as our own festivals including the Adelaide Cabaret Festival in June, the OzAsia Festival in September and the biennial Guitar Festival in 2012, we make sure the festival continues, with a year packed full of music, dance, theatre and exhibitions.

With dance workshops, performances and dance competitions, the Australian Dance Festival at Sydney Olympic Park promises to be a celebration of Australia's best in dance. If ever there was a reason to get off the couch and learn to dance, this is it!

The Imperial Russian Ballet presents A Festival of Russian Ballet performing around Australia and New Zealand 2011. Book your tickets here for the ballet tour. Following on from last seasons sellout Russian Ballet tour.

The Celtic Council was formed on 28th March, 1982 at a public meeting in Sydney by representatives of five of the six then known Celtic Communities in NSW, but the Council was established with a vision of being over time a wider and more Australia-wide body.

Steeped in the history of rock n’ roll in Australia, the Metro Theatre has been a milestone in the career of the best local and international acts since the mid-nineties.

You can puchase tickets to Drum Theatre productions and events through the Drum Theatre Box office on 9771 6666. Tickets to most shows are also available to buy online.

Musica Viva is the largest presenter of chamber music in the world, specialising in International classical music, music education, festivals, in schools, on stages, and regional areas.

Underage.com.au is Australia's leading youth entertainment magazine. With a click of a button now you can find the latest Under18 events, Concerts and Tours near you. The site also features a wide array of information relevant to teenagers. Such as study and skills information, health and safety tips and Job search.

AEMA is one of few firms that offer a range of specialised services in consulting as well as planning and producing in the arts, events and festivals realm. Our brand marque represents the intersection of expertise, thorough planning and imaginative flair to achieve creative cohesion.

Festivals are full of those moments of anticipation, followed – with great regularity – by hours of satisfaction and illumination. In an increasingly hectic and disjointed world, those moments of collective experience are what it means to be a community, to be alive and sharing our lives.

Sunset Events operates out of a little shed in Fremantle. We like to think of it as minimalist – or perhaps deconstructionalist. The company employs a whole bunch of people who, after a couple of espressos, manage to come up with some pretty nifty ideas. When the caffeine jitters subside we then knock our collective heads together and set about implementing those nifty ideas. Some of those have included Southbound, the West Coast Blues ’n’ Roots Festival, One Movement For Music Perth and more. And the scary thing is we have plenty more ideas.

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