Just have a look at the talent coming up over the next few weeks on the 88.3 LIVE SUNDAY SESSIONS. British legend Steve Harley this Sunday (May 22nd), excellent melodic Melbourne act The Grace Makers (29th April), hard rockin’ Melbourne trio Dakara Dirt (6th May), roaming troubadour Carus Thompson (13th May) and bluesy sensation Dallas Frasca (May 20th). Tune in
Read moreBritish music legend Steve Harley is this weeks Live Sunday Session guest. Whilst Steve is famous the world over for his huge 1975 hit “Make me smile (come up and see me)” his body of work since then is vast, including but not limited to, regular performances on the West End Stage as well as off Broadway, performing Phantom of
Read moreThe next 3 episodes of Radio Ga Ga will feature that beautiful thing:- The ONE HIT WONDER and what an array of choice we have to select from. Hear the great tunes, find out how high they climbed on the charts, where the artists came from and where they quickly disappeared to as well. It is simply too much to
Read moreSurprisingly few rock bands have been able to move on from the loss of a lead singer. This week on Radio Ga Ga we showcase the bands who have done just that (with varying degrees of success). It worked okay for Van Halen, it worked brilliantly for ACDC, it did not work so well for INXS, Genesis did it nicely,
Read moreBorn in Canada, based in New York City and now kicking it around in Collingwood with a name that sounds like it came from the Transvaal, Kim Boekbinder is one of those rare performers who should not be catagorised or pigeon-holed. She may be first and foremost a musician but in reality she is multi instrumentalist performer and most of
Read moreAaah…. Easter….A time of remembrance & celebration and Radio Ga Ga have decided to celebrate the flower. Why?, no particular reason at all really other than the great range of tunes that have been performed about the beautiful flora that is flowers. Daisies, orchids, buttercups, tulips, carnations, marigolds, lilacs, lotus flowers, hyacinths and of course, roses, will feature in the
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