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07/10/2026

If you like to support original live music here are some of the original shows that are coming up over the next couple of months in and around Wagga. You can hear a lot of these artists on Triple A FM, especially on Under The Radar, 2pm Saturday.
We do miss out on hearing about some shows, so, if you know of others feel free to comment below.
For other events be sure to tune in for the Community Diary on Triple A FM.

🎸Thursday 8th October, Megan Washington, Beechworth Historic Town Hall
🎸Friday 9th October, Kier Stevens, Tumut River Brewing
🎸Friday 9th October, Megan Washington, HotHouse Theatre, Wodonga
🎸Saturday 10th October, Kier Stevens, @ Nest Cinema & Café, Tumbarumba
🎸Saturday 10th & Sunday 11th October, Various Artists, Spirit Of The Land Festival, Lockhart
🎸Friday 16th October, Kier Stevens, The Goods Shed, Wodonga
🎸Saturday 17th October, Can Assist Raceday feat. Laura J, Miss Mikaila, Jarryn Phegan, Andy Owen, Kayne Lyndon @ The Murrumbidgee Turf Club
🎸Friday 30th October, Jack Biilman, 7pm @ Jungle Duke
🎸Friday 30th October, Diesel, 7pm @ Albury Entertainment Centre
🎸Saturday 31st October, Diesel(CANCELLED), 7pm @ Montreal Community Theatre, Tumut
🎸Saturday 31st October, Ian Moss & Troy Cassar-Daley, 7.30pm @ Wagga Civic Theatre
🎸Sunday 1st November, Yack's Little Blues Fest, 12noon @ Star Hotel Yachandandah
🎸Thursday 5th November, You, Me, Everybody, 7pm @ 56 Gurwood St
🎸Friday 6th November, You, Me, Everybody, 7pm @ Nest Cinema & Café, Tumbarumba
🎸Saturday 7th November, Pete Murray, 7.30pm @ B**r Deluxe, Albury
🎸Sunday 8th November, Geoff Achison Bidgee Blues & Roots Club Open Mic Afternoon, 2pm @ Kooringal Hotel
🎸Friday 13th November, Toby Mobbs w/- members of Albury Wodonga Symphony Orchestra, 7pm @ The Cube, Wodonga
🎸Sunday 29th November, Katie Noonan, 3.30pm @ Wagga Civic Theatre
🎸Saturday 12th December, The Rubens, Romano's Hotel

01/10/2026

If you like to support original live music here are some of the original shows that are coming up over the next couple of months in and around Wagga. You can hear a lot of these artists on Triple A FM, especially on Under The Radar, 2pm Saturday.
We do miss out on hearing about some shows, so, if you know of others feel free to comment below.
For other events be sure to tune in for the Community Diary on Triple A FM.

🎸Friday 2nd October, Kier Stevens, Thirsty Devil Brewery, Albury
🎸Friday 2nd to Sunday 4th October, Various Artists including Blue Mallee, Uranquinty Folk Festival
🎸Saturday 3rd October, Jess Crossman, Tumut River Brewing
🎸Sunday 4th October, Kier Stevens @ Bidgee Blues & Roots Club Open Mic Afternoon, 2pm @ Kooringal Hotel
🎸Wednesday 7th October, Toby Mobbs, Amy Atlas,7pm @ Thirsty Crow
🎸Thursday 8th October, Megan Washington, Beechworth Historic Town Hall
🎸Friday 9th October, Kier Stevens, Tumut River Brewing
🎸Friday 9th October, Megan Washington, HotHouse Theatre, Wodonga
🎸Saturday 10th October, Kier Stevens, Nest Cinema & Café, Tumbarumba
🎸Saturday 10th & Sunday 11th October, Various Artists, Spirit Of The Land Festival, Lockhart
🎸Friday 16th October, Kier Stevens, The Goods Shed, Wodonga
🎸Saturday 17th October, Can Assist Raceday feat. Laura J, Miss Mikaila, Jarryn Phegan, Andy Owen @ The Murrumbidgee Turf Club
🎸Friday 30th October, Jack Biilman, 7pm @ Jungle Duke
🎸Friday 30th October, Diesel, 7pm @ Albury Entertainment Centre
🎸Saturday 31st October, Diesel(CANCELLED), 7pm @ Montreal Community Theatre, Tumut
🎸Saturday 31st October, Ian Moss & Troy Cassar-Daley, 7.30pm @ Wagga Civic Theatre
🎸Sunday 1st November, Yack's Little Blues Fest, 12noon @ Star Hotel Yachandandah
🎸Thursday 5th November, You, Me, Everybody, 7pm @ 56 Gurwood St
🎸Saturday 6th November, Pete Murray, 7.30pm @ B**r Deluxe, Albury
🎸Sunday 8th November, Bidgee Blues & Roots Club Open Mic Afternoon, 2pm @ Kooringal Hotel
🎸Friday 13th November, Toby Mobbs w/- members of Albury Wodonga Symphony Orchestra, 7pm @ The Cube, Wodonga
🎸Sunday 29th November, Katie Noonan, 3.30pm @ Wagga Civic Theatre
🎸Saturday 12th December, The Rubens, Romano's Hotel
🎸Saturday 26th December, Steve Case, 11am @ Junee Licorice & Chocolate Factory
🎸Sunday 27th December, Steve Case, 11am @ Junee Licorice & Chocolate Factory

30/09/2026

🚧 Double demerits start at midnight tonight and continue until 11:59pm Monday 5 October.

NSW Police Force will target speeding, mobile phone, seatbelt and motorcycle helmet offences this double demerits period 🚗

29/09/2026

Double Demerits will be enforced across NSW & the ACT this October long weekend.

28/09/2026

Temporary night closure on Sturt Highway at Marshalls Creek Bridge

Transport for NSW advises motorists of changed traffic conditions on the Sturt Highway at Marshalls Creek Bridge in Wagga Wagga as work continues to build the replacement bridge.

The Sturt Highway will be closed between Kooringal Road and Nagle Street between 9pm and 6am on Thursday 1 October, weather permitting.

Detours will be in place during the closure. Light vehicles will be detoured via Kooringal Road, Copland Street, Sutton Street and Nagle Street.

Heavy vehicles will be detoured via Eunony Bridge Road, Byrnes Road, Dorset Drive, Bomen Road and the Olympic Highway. Vehicles travelling under permit are advised to avoid travelling on this date.

Access for local vehicles to businesses next to the work site will be maintained. Pedestrian access will be managed by traffic lights.

Motorists are advised to drive to the conditions, follow the directions of signs and traffic control, and allow for extra travel time.

For more information visit livetraffic.com

25/09/2026

Tomorrow, we Show.

The ribbons are ready. The Pavilion is filling. The grounds are coming together. And we're almost ready to welcome you through the gates.

Bring the family. Bring your mates. Bring your appetite.

Stay for the day. Stay for the music. Stay for the fireworks.

Temora Show — TOMORROW.

Saturday 26 September.

And don't forget to show us your Show:

24/09/2026

If you like to support original live music here are some of the original shows that are coming up over the next couple of months in and around Wagga. You can hear a lot of these artists on Triple A FM, especially on Under The Radar, 2pm Saturday.
We do miss out on hearing about some shows, so, if you know of others feel free to comment below.
For other events be sure to tune in for the Community Diary on Triple A FM.

🎸Friday 2nd October, Kier Stevens, Thirsty Devil Brewery, Albury
🎸Friday 2nd to Sunday 4th October, Various Artists including Blue Mallee, Uranquinty Folk Festival
🎸Saturday 3rd October, Jess Crossman, Tumut River Brewing
🎸Sunday 4th October, Kier Stevens @ Bidgee Blues & Roots Club Open Mic Afternoon, 2pm @ Kooringal Hotel
🎸Wednesday 7th October, Toby Mobbs, Amy Atlas,7pm @ Thirsty Crow
🎸Thursday 8th October, Megan Washington, Beechworth Historic Town Hall
🎸Friday 9th October, Kier Stevens, Tumut River Brewing
🎸Friday 9th October, Megan Washington, HotHouse Theatre, Wodonga
🎸Saturday 10th October, Kier Stevens, Nest Cinema & Café, Tumbarumba
🎸Saturday 10th & Sunday 11th October, Various Artists including Kier Stevens, Spirit Of The Land Festival, Lockhart
🎸Friday 16th October, Kier Stevens, The Goods Shed, Wodonga
🎸 Saturday 17th October, Can Assist Raceday feat. Ben O'Kane, Laura J, Miss Mikaila, Jarryn Phegan @ The Murrumbidgee Turf Club
🎸Friday 30th October, Jack Biilman, 7pm @ Jungle Duke
🎸Friday 30th October, Diesel, 7pm @ Albury Enterainment Centre
🎸Saturday 31st October, Diesel, 7pm @ Montreal Community Theatre, Tumut(CANCELLED)
🎸Saturday 31st October, Ian Moss & Troy Cassar-Daley, 7.30pm @ Wagga Civic Theatre
🎸Sunday 1st November, Yack's Little Blues Fest, 12noon @ Star Hotel Yachandandah

23/09/2026

Australian singer-songwriter Angry Anderson has passed away (September 21, 2026)

The sad news was revealed on Rose Tattoo’s social media:

“It is with great sadness we announce the passing of Gary “Angry” Anderson on the eve of Monday 21 September 2026, surrounded by his loved ones here in Australia.

Angry was a devoted father, and much-loved member of his friends, bandmates and the wider music and entertainment community. His loss will be deeply felt by all those who knew and loved him both here in Australia and overseas.

The family and band members are asking for privacy at this difficult time and will not be giving interviews. We kindly ask that their wishes are respected as they come to terms with this devastating loss and take time they need to grieve.

We thank everyone for their prays and messages of love and continued support.

With love, The Anderson family and Rose Tattoo Band.”

The news comes after Anderson was hospitalised following a cardiac arrest in early August, forcing Rose Tattoo to cancel the European leg of their One Last Ride tour.

The man known by all in Aussie music as “Angry” was born Gary Stephen Anderson in Melbourne on in August 1947.

Anderson's nickname of "Angry Ant" developed during his youth when his aggressive and volatile nature often got the better of him.

Initially he wanted to be a blues guitarist, revealing:
"I wanted to be like all the great blues guitar players, then I wanted to be like Bob Dylan, then of course... John Lennon."

What he became was one of Australia’s very best hard rock frontmen…

Angry was a mainstay of Australian live music and pub rock since the mid to late 70s, and a much-loved member of the music industry in this country.

The legendary Aussie personality was known for his rough and ready stage presence, small stature but BIG gravelly rock voice, honesty, and big heart.

He started in the early 1970s with bands like Peace Power, Purity and Buster Brown before joining the Rose Tattoo line-up in 1976.

Rose Tattoo, with guitarists like Pete Wells, Mick C***s and Rob Riley, had a string of bluesy, slide guitar-dominated hard rock hits in the 70s and 80s, like “Bad Boy for Love” and “We Can’t be Beaten”

Anderson also had solo success with hits like “Suddenly” and “Bound for Glory”.

The ballad “Suddenly” was something quite different from the hard-rocking Rose Tattoo frontman, but proved to be extremely popular.

In 2012, Anderson told a reporter from TV Week that "Suddenly" is the best song he has ever written.

The song was famously used by the tv show “Neighbours” for Scott (Jason Donovan) and Charlene’s (Kylie Minogue) wedding, and the single’s release was timed to coincide with the episode.

A common misconception is that the song was written especially for Neighbours, but Anderson actually wrote it long before it was used on the show.

In fact, it first appeared in 1986 on Rose Tattoo’s fifth studio album “Beats from a Single Drum”, which was re-released in 1988 as Angry Anderson's debut album.

Anderson said that the song "is about a man coming to a point in his life when he says, 'I know who I am, and I don't mind revealing myself and being vulnerable.'"

Another inspiration for the song's lyrics was the birth of Angry’s daughter.

He later explained that "it was about our all-consuming love for our children.
This song was liberating and was about what I was in the past and who I was about to become."

Angry also famously sang in one of the incarnations of the Aussie supergroup The Party Boys.

On 16 August 2006, he was inducted into the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) Hall of Fame as a member of Rose Tattoo.

Click on the link below to watch “Bound for Glory”:

https://youtu.be/6vtR1O54c9s

Or click on the link below to watch “Suddenly”:

https://youtu.be/XwfWy9lVKNg?si=j_IkCnEUihuN2UAK

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21/09/2026

18/09/2026

This event is organised by the same group of locals that put on last year's successful Van Morrison Tribute show. And funds raised go to the Riverina Cancer Care Centre.
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