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Don't miss Melbourne's premier soul and funk party Soul A Go Go, Saturday May 6 at Brunswick Ballroom!

PBS is excited to celebrate the incredible women and non-binary people in our community with a special 24 hours of broadcasting on International Women’s Day, Wednesday March 8. Presented by the amazing women of PBS, including regular announcers, fill in presenters and special guests, expect a diverse array of genres across the day and in to the night.

Don't miss Soul A Go Go at Brunswick Ballroom April 1, 2023!Melbourne's premier soul and funk party Soul A Go Go has returned to the first Saturday of every month.Join us on Saturday April 1 from 8pm 'til 1am, for a night of celebration and dancing featuring sets from your favourite soul deejays Vince Peach (Soul Time), Emma Peel (Switched On), Miss Goldie (Boss Action),

Join the Women of Soul Collective for the ultimate International Women’s Day Celebration.For one night only, vocalists Kylie Auldist, Chelsea Wilson, JoysSoul Music, Germaine McCarthy, Carla Troiano and Stella Angelico, perform original soul, r’n’b and funk with their incredible six-piece band at The Corner Hotel on March 8.

Don't miss Melbourne's premier soul and funk party Soul A Go Go at Brunswick Ballroom March 4. Ft. Miss Goldie, Emma Peel, and more!

Don't miss Melbourne's premier soul and funk party Soul A Go Go, Saturday December 3 at Brunswick Ballroom!

So Soiree Fringe Garden is a dazzling wonderland located in the gorgeous Grattan Gardens, part of the Melbourne Fringe Festival.

Melbourne's premier soul and funk party, Soul A Go Go, is back on the first Saturday of every month at Brunswick Ballroom.

Once again PBS celebrated women in our community with a special 24 hours of broadcasting on International Women’s Day, Tuesday March 8.

Ginger_soulgroove66.jpg In August last year, Soul Messin’ Records released Soulgroove‘66, a limited-edition seven-inch single featuring Australian soul legend Renée Geyer re-working the song that introduced Pierre Baroni’s cult-radio program Soulgroove’66 every Saturday afternoon on PBS. Pierre produced the record and it would prove to be the final recording on which he