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11/12/2025

Recently PBS was lucky enough to team up with Fed Square for a very special broadcast of The Breakfast Spread PBS. On Thursday November 27, from 6am-9am, hosts Claire Dickson and Milo Eastwood - DJ presented their selections to the public as well as across the airwaves, with special live performances from WILSN and SHOUSE.

Check out a clip of SHOUSE performing their huge hit, 'Love Tonight', and listen back to their full set here: pbsfm.org.au/program/the-breakfast-spread/2025-11-27/06-00-00/10712419

Recently PBS was lucky enough to team up with Fed Square for a very special broadcast of The Breakfast Spread. On Thursday November 27, from 6am-9am, hosts C...

10/12/2025

Recently PBS was lucky enough to team up with Fed Square for a very special broadcast of The Breakfast Spread PBS. On Thursday November 27, from 6am-9am, hosts Claire Dickson and Milo Eastwood - DJ presented their selections to the public as well as across the airwaves, with special live performances from WILSN and SHOUSE.

Check out a clip of WILSN performing the beautiful track 'Keep Walkin' below, and listen back to the full set here: pbsfm.org.au/program/the-breakfast-spread/2025-11-27/06-00-00/10712417

Recently PBS was lucky enough to team up with Fed Square for a very special broadcast of The Breakfast Spread. On Thursday November 27, from 6am-9am, hosts C...

10/12/2025

Naarm 10-piece funk outfit Mondo Freaks launch their debut, self-titled album this Friday December 12 at Howler Melbourne.

Originally conceived as a concept band with an ever-evolving setlist of late ’70s and early ’80s funk classics, Mondo Freaks’ journey has seen them invited to back such luminaries as Leroy Burgess and the iconic Evelyn "Champagne" King on their Australian tours.

Joining them to celebrate their new record on the night are masters of vintage Afro-disco and psychedelic boogie, Wrong Way Up, plus Northside Records DJs turning the night well and truly into a party.

More info and tickets here: pbsfm.org.au/news/mondo-freaks-album-launch

10/12/2025

Last week Naarm five-piece screensaver stopped by PBS for an exclusive Studio 5 Live session. Celebrating their third album, Three Lens Approach, the band displayed their new of level of confidence, expanding the sonic world they have built on their first LPs, Expressions of Interest and Decent Shapes.

Check out a clip of the band performing 'Context Is Everything' live on Junkyard PBS, and listen back to hear the full intimate performance and interview with Michael here: pbsfm.org.au/program/junkyard/2025-12-04/19-00-00

Three Lens Approach is the third album from Naarm/Melbourne five-piece screensaver. Tension carries across screensaver's new record, pushing and pulling betw...

08/12/2025

Last month, Claire Dickson caught up with Sharon Van Etten after her performance at Castlemaine’s Town Folk Festival with her new band, Sharon Van Etten and The Attachment Theory. The New Jersey musician, known for her heartfelt indie rock/pop songs, has entered a new era - writing and recording in full collaboration with her band for the first time, discovering the freedom that comes with letting go.

Listen back to this morning's edition of The Breakfast Spread to hear an exclusive interview with the incredible artist: pbsfm.org.au/program/the-breakfast-spread/2025-12-09/06-00-00/10727997

Town Folk Festival returned to Djaara/Castlemaine on Saturday November 15 with yet another impressive lineup of local and international music. The Breakfast ...

08/12/2025

Check out this week's PBS Feature Album, Live On The Radio Vol.1 from Jumpin’ the Blues Allstars, plus the top 10 tracks we're listening to this week:

The Rookies - 'Voice of Chunk'
Temporary Blessings – 'Goblin Mode'
Melody's Echo Chamber - 'Unclouded'
Lemon Myrtle - 'If You Want To You Will'
EGGY - 'Bouncin' For Good'
Blue Communications – 'Australian Summer'
The Ska Vendors - 'Good Love Bad'
Radio Free Alice - 'Rule 31'
Radio On – 'DRIP' feat. Snoop Dogg
Pugilist - 'Metaphysics'

Tune in to 106.7FM for more selections from Team PBS, or find info and links at pbsfm.org.au/news/jumpin-blues-allstars-live-radio-vol1

[ID: A collage of this week's Top Ten Tracks at PBS.]

08/12/2025

Tracey Miller has spent nearly 40 years captivating audiences worldwide with her soulful voice. Drawing deeply from gospel, soul and rhythm and blues, she sings of hope, passion, love and loss, forging deep connections with listeners.

Now a matriarch of Melbourne’s vibrant music scene, Tracey continues to inspire both veteran and emerging musicians. Her new album Queen of the Creek echoes the classic soul records of the '60s and '70s, with a voice that cuts through carrying emotional dimension and seasoned skill.

Queen of the Creek will be celebrated with a live show at Brunswick Ballroom on Friday December 12. Ahead of her launch show, Tracey Miller stops by PBS for a special Studio 5 Live set on Boss Action. Don't miss this intimate performance and interview with host Miss Goldie on Wednesday December 10 from 7pm.

More info here: pbsfm.org.au/news/tracey-miller-studio-5-live

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07/12/2025

This week’s PBS Feature Album is Live On The Radio Vol.1, the exclusive album from Jumpin’ the Blues Allstars.

The supergroup grew out of a semi-regular live music spot on Tom Sianidis' Wednesday afternoon radio show Jumpin' The Blues on PBS. Once a month the band, lead by double bassist Steve Purcell, would get together to back a different femme vocalist from Naarm/Melbourne's vibrant blues, RnB and roots music scene. This batch of tracks are selected by Tom from some of his favourite sessions.

Tune in all this week to hear tracks from Live On The Radio Vol.1, and check out this week's full list of PBS Feature Sounds on our website: pbsfm.org.au/news/jumpin-blues-allstars-live-radio-vol1

07/12/2025

Just announced: melodic metal 5-piece Vanishing Point are the very special guest opening PBS 106.7FM presents SCREAMING SYMPHONY: THE LAST STAND Saturday December 13 at The Leadbeater Hotel!

They'll join Black Majesty Official, EYEFEAR, Damnations Day - and of course Screaming Symphony's Peter and Gary - for one last celebration of heavy metal this Saturday December 13 at The Leadbeater Hotel in Richmond. Find tickets and info at pbsfm.org.au/news/screaming-symphony-last-stand.

As the first radio show of its kind in Australia to focus exclusively on progressive and power metal, Screaming Symphony has been a fierce supporter of the national scene, championing local legends, and introducing listeners to global sounds of steel.

Known for its wit, detailed reviews, wild energy, and surprisingly broad fanbase - including plenty of non-metalheads - the show has been one of the most entertaining corners of the PBS grid. Come say goodbye and send Screaming Symphony off in true, heavy metal style.

Poster design by Damn Fabris.

05/12/2025

Town Folk Festival returned to Djaara/Castlemaine on Saturday November 15 with another impressive lineup of local and international music. The Breakfast Spread PBS's Claire Dickson was at the festival and caught up with a few of the preforming artists, including the headline act Sharon Van Etten & The Attachment Theory.

Check out a snippet of their chat ahead of the full interview airing on The Breakfast Spread on Tuesday December 9, which spans reflecting on past albums, connecting with your audience and much more.

Tune in from 8am or listen back here: pbsfm.org.au/program/the-breakfast-spread

04/12/2025

Happy International Volunteer Day!

This year’s theme — Every Contribution Matters — couldn’t ring more true at PBS. Today and every day we celebrate the incredible volunteers who power our music community radio station— 24/7. On air and behind the scenes, out at events and more.

Volunteers are the unsung heroes of our music scene and contribute to the sound and the feel of this city.

Thank you to every person who gives their time, energy, and heart to keep the music playing and the radio on!

[ID: Margit, Em and Tyra volunteering at PBS Drive Live 2025.]

04/12/2025

Combining sunshine with standout live music, Stonnington’s beloved summer concert Sunset Sounds returns to Malvern Public Gardens on Sunday January 18, 2026.

Music lovers and good-vibe seekers are invited to soak up the long summer days and settle in for an evening of exceptional performances from some of Australia’s finest musical talents, as Stonnington presents this long-running – and completely free – summer tradition.

This year’s headline act is the powerhouse electronic duo Electric Fields Music, known for their magnetic stage presence and exhilarating fusion of electronic dance and soul. Joining the line-up is genre-defying artist Parvyn, bringing her inimitable ethereal vocals and unique blend of classical Indian raga, soul and jazz, to the Sunset Sounds stage.

PBS’s DJ Lyndelle Wilkinson, who returns as MC, will be guiding audiences through the line-up and spinning tunes across the afternoon. A delicious selection of food trucks will round out the perfect summer atmosphere.

More info here: pbsfm.org.au/news/sunset-sounds-2