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Bob Marley: How Reggae Changed The World ~ Adelaide Fringe 2025 Review

Bob Marley: How Reggae Changed The World ~ Adelaide Fringe 2025 Review

by Michael Coghlan | Feb 23, 2025 | Adelaide Festivals, Adelaide Fringe 2025, Featured, Reviews, Spoken Word

[MUSIC/Storytelling ~ INTERNATIONAL ~ ADELAIDE FRINGE PREMIERE] The Lab at Fool’s Paradise, Sun 23 Feb, 2025. Big call that – claiming that reggae changed the world! It certainly had a huge impact on the world of popular music but what Duane Forrest really...
Blue King Brown’s Nattali Rize Speaks About Her Passion For Music And Freedom From All Forms Of Physical And Mental Slavery – Interview

Blue King Brown’s Nattali Rize Speaks About Her Passion For Music And Freedom From All Forms Of Physical And Mental Slavery – Interview

by Bobby Goudie | Jan 5, 2015 | Interviews, Music

by Bobby Goudie. Melbourne-based urban roots and reggae band Blue King Brown have embarked on their Australia tour, following the release of their new album Born Free. It’s nearly 10 years since the band released their original EP and, over the years, have...
Ladies & Gentlemen… The Gracious, Witty And Extraordinarily Talented Ms Joan Armatrading – Live Music Review

Ladies & Gentlemen… The Gracious, Witty And Extraordinarily Talented Ms Joan Armatrading – Live Music Review

by Michael Coghlan | Dec 8, 2014 | Live Music, Reviews

Governor Hindmarsh Hotel, Sun Dec 7 Joan Armatrading burst on to the music scene in the mid seventies as a black woman who didn’t sound like a typical black singer. She had a unique sense of melody and phrasing that was all her own. Born in the West Indies, she moved...
Grace Barbé: Exotic World Sounds From The Kreol Daughter – Interview

Grace Barbé: Exotic World Sounds From The Kreol Daughter – Interview

by Catherine Blanch | Oct 3, 2014 | Live Music

by Catherine Blanch. Grace Barbé has been lighting up stages around the country with an energetic fusion of pop, jazz, and reggae sounds, topped off with a mix of tropical island rhythms and African percussion. Add in her own Afro sound of the Seychelles and you won’t...


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