Kim Salmon

Kim Salmon Is On Delivered Live This Weekend

Delivered, Live kicks off its second episode of the return season with a line up with a punk edge and an indie heart. Kicking off the show is Melbourne indie singer songwriter Nat Vazer, followed by blues-punk legend Kim Salmon & The Surrealists, with punk 3 piece Cable Ties rounding out the show.

Tagged as: Australia, Delivered Live, Henry Wagons, Kim Salmon, streaming, television

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Kim Salmon Has A Stack Of Shows With Different Line-ups All Over The Place

by Paul Cashmere

Kim Salmon will end 2019 like this … with a book launch, a Hall of Fame induction, two new solo songs and a Beasts tour.

Tagged as: 00s, 10s, 80s, 90s, alternative, Australia, Kim Salmon, rock, The Beasts, The Beasts of Bourbon, The Scientists

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MEMO Music Hall to kick off local acts with Summer Sounds of St Kilda in January

by Paul Cashmere

Kim Salmon, Alma Ziegler, Hugo Race and Deborah Byrne will be able to walk to walk for their January gigs. MEMO Music Hall in St Kilda will be featuring the locals throughout January with its Summer Sounds of St Kilda series.

Tagged as: Australia, Debra Byrne, Jack Howard, Kim Salmon, Memo Music Hall, music venue, Simon Myers, St Kilda

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MEMO Music Hall to pay tribute to the music of St Kilda with Summer Sounds of St Kilda series

by Paul Cashmere

Melbourne’s hidden music gem of a venue MEMO Music Hall will pay tribute to its local artists with Summer Sounds of St Kilda series throughout January.

Tagged as: Australia, Debra Byrne, Jack Howard, Kim Salmon, Memo Music Hall, music venue, Simon Myers, St Kilda

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The Scientists To Reform With Classic 1985 Line-up

by Paul Cashmere

Kim Salmon has reunited the classic 1985 line-up of The Scientists for an Australian tour in October and November.

Tagged as: 70s, 80s, Australia, Kim Salmon, punk, The Scientists

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Kim Salmon Reforms The Scientists For Leaps & Bounds

by Paul Cashmere

Kim Salmon will reform the original line-up of The Scientists for the Leaps and Bounds festival in Melbourne in July.

Tagged as: Kim Salmon, Leaps and Bounds, music news, The Scientists

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Mary Mihelakos announcing Leaps and Bounds 2015, photo by Ros O'Gorman

Leaps And Bounds Reveal 2015 Program

by Edina Patsy

The City of Yarra has revealed the third annual Leaps and Bounds Music Festival at a launch party at the Gasometer in Collingwood and once again, it has announced an outstanding lineup with over 50 venues collectively hosting more than 300 events featuring around 800 acts during the 17 day festival.

Tagged as: City of Yarra, Kim Salmon, Leaps and Bounds, music news

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Kim Salmon and Spencer P Jones Team Up For Runaways

by Paul Cashmere

Kim Salmon and Spencer P Jones will release an album together.

Tagged as: Kim Salmon, Runaways, Spencer P Jones

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Paul Kelly, Lanie Lane, Brous Announced For Key Of Sea 2

by Andrew Tijs

Cross-cultural musical mash-up The Key Of Sea‘s second volume features Paul Kelly, Lanie Lane, Brous, Chet Faker, Jinja Safari and more.

Tagged as: Brous, Chet Faker, Clubfeet, David Bridie, Dick Diver, Jinja Safari, Kim Salmon, Lanie Lane, Paul Kelly, Sietta, The Tiger And Me

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Kim Salmon Offers Guitar Lessons In Melbourne

by Tim Cashmere

Want to learn to play guitar? Maybe you can already play a bit but you need a bit of extra help with your arse-kicking? Well if you live in Melbourne, Kim Salmon is offering lessons and, quite frankly, if you go anywhere else, you’re an idiot.

Tagged as: guitar lesson, Kim Salmon, Melbourne, Precious Jules, The Scientists

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Gotye And Wagons Score At The EG Awards

by Andrew Tijs

Gotye and Wagons win big at Melbourne’s EG Awards, and the Hoodoo Gurus become Hall Of Famers.

Tagged as: Brous, Chris Cheney, Clare Bowditch, Dave Graney, EG Awards, Gotye, Hall of Fame, Hoodoo Gurus, Jane Badler, Kim Salmon, Ron Peno, Royal Headache, RRR, Somebody That I Used To Know, Stephen Walker, The Ghost, Wagons

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REVIEW: Meredith Music Festival 2012

Meredith is getting old. Twenty two years old. That’s pretty old in festival-years. But with age comes wisdom and that wisdom showed in one of the strongest festival line-ups this country has ever seen down at the infamous supernatural amphitheatre on the weekend.

December 11, 2012