The Vasco Era's Last Show for 2012

The Vasco Era is a three-piece band originally from the coastal town of Apollo Bay, now residing in Melbourne, Australia. Two members of the band, Sid O'Neil (vocals, guitar, percussion) and Ted O'Neil (bass, backing vocals) are brothers, joined by their friend Michael Fitzgerald on drums. 

Laura Wilde Tours The States with Ted Nugent

Ex Vox Music Academy student Laura Wilde who now resides in the United States is about to embark on a tour through America supporting Ted Nugent. 

The ferocious debut — "Sold My Soul" — from Laura Wilde, the 22-year-old hard rock import from Melbourne, Australia, was enough to land her on the upcoming TED NUGENT tour. Wilde is exactly that. She's a hard-charging take-no-prisoners balls-to-the-wall rocker who wrote it all, sang it all, played lead guitar, bass guitar and drums on this, her gritty, powerful debut. Totally fearless, citing such influences 
as Jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Page, Joan Jett, and Dave Grohl, Wilde intends to knock out crowds on her leg of the upcoming tour.

The Butterfly Effect Final Shows with Clint Boge

After more than 1000 shows and 200,000 record sales in Australia The Butterfly Effect are parting ways with lead singer Clint Boge, but not before a final tour.

Jericco, Circles & Twelve Foot Ninja Review

Normally reviewing a live show like this I give five or six sentences to review and critique each band. On this occasion, I will review the night as a whole. This night was a celebration of all that is good in Australian rock music in a live setting.

Zoophyte at Prince Bandroom Friday 13th April

Melbourne band Zoophyte began in 2004 as a rock/funk/folk/pop band with many creative cooks, subsequently dissolving under the weight of their own success in 2007.

Vox Music Academy's Upcoming Student Concert

Vox Music Academy is hosting its next Student Concert at Bridie O’Reilley’s in Brunswick on Sunday 29^th April starting at 1pm.

Ben Browning Releases Solo EP

Cut Copy’s ascent to the top of Australia’s dance scene began with a crawl rather than an explosion when frontman Dan Whitford released the I Thought of Numbers EP on Modular Recordings.

Airbourne, The Casanovas & Numbers Radio Live in 2011 - Review

Though they might seem like a slightly strange choice to open up this evening of straight up rock n’ roll, Brisbane act Numbers Radio’s alt-rock stylings go over a lot better with the growing crowd than this reviewer expected.

Paris Wells

Vox Music Academy’s famous student Paris Wells, started by performing tiny underground gigs with DJ friends in Melbourne. 

Twelve Foot Ninja, Jericco & Circles Join Forces for ‘Swarm Tour’

Melbourne’s progressive heavy music scene is in fine form in 2012 and how better to celebrate than to combine the force of three of its finest on an impressive triple bill.