After School Karate
After School Karate are a Brisbane based Indie Rock band. Featuring Guitars, Keys, Bass and Drums and fronted by long-time Scottish vocal performer Jock Brown. After School Karate enjoy exploring their creative energy, writing songs with contemporary topics and stretching a unique musical approach to a traditional rock band make-up.
YT: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjSChlO7Rs8qfZoqV0-gC-Q
ZEDLINES, THURSDAY 9 MARCH, 9AM
Your 9am Zedlines with Yunri and Catherine.
Image credit: "DeBortoli wedding + Kinglake bushfire" (avlxyz under CC BY-SA 2.0.)
Zedlines, Thursday 9 March, 8AM
Your 8am Zedlines with Yunri and Catherine.
Image credit:"Slade Bay McCreadies Creek. 6.5 metre king tide plus approx .3 metre surge from pre-Dylan tropical low." ( Witness King Tides under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0)
Champions Film Premiere
Woody Harrelson, most recently seen in Venom: Let There Be Carnage (2021)
Julian Homewood
Julian Homewood is Sunshine Coast (Gubbi Gubbi) based musician. Homewood has been working on an album of his own songs in between playing with psyche-rockers, Dear Doonan.
Homewood draws influence from folk, gypsy jazz, psych, pop and prog, which flourishes through his compositions. His music delivers a political and environmental statement akin to the Dylan and Rodreguez era.
YT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLU4Z167X8c
ZEDLINES, WEDNESDAY 08 MARCH, 11AM
Your 11am Zedlines with Kim and Tara.
Image credit: “Border between Ecuador and Colombia,view of the ecuatorian side” by MacAllenBrothers is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0
ZEDLINES, WEDNESDAY 08 MARCH, 10AM
Your 10am Zedlines with Tara and Kim.
Image Credit: “International Women's Day 2021 Melbourne March” by Matt Hrkac is licensed under CC BY 2.0
ZEDLINES, WEDNESDAY 08 MARCH, 9AM
Your 9 am Zedlines with Kim and Tara.
Image Credit: “Bangor on Dee horse racing” by Paul, CC BY 2.0
ZEDLINES, WEDNESDAY 08 MARCH, 8AM
Your 8 am Zedlines with Tara and Kim.
Image credit: “Brisbane Transport MAN 18.310 bus with Volgren CR228L body” by mailer_diablo is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0
Bikini Kill @ The Tivoli
Despite performing sporadically since 2019, few local Bikini Kill fans would have expected the legendary feminist punks to return to these shores. Given their almost thirty-year absence, it was no surprise the all-ages show at Brisbane’s The Tivoli sold out well in advance. Playing to a packed house diverse in age and gender, with local trans-punks Queerbait providing support.