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Advertisement Music venues are struggling to put on viable live shows as they battle crowd restrictions and noise complaints outdoors, raising fears it will take years for Melbourneâs prized live music scene to recover. While the pain was nationwide, Melbourne bore the brunt due to prolonged restrictions during the second wave of coronavirus infections. Liam Matthews at Old Bar in Fitzroy. Credit:Joe Armao National music charity Support Act said 44 per cent of its crisis relief went to Victorian artists, crew and industry workers between May and December last year. A survey by RMIT last week revealed 58 per cent of Victorians working in music had considered leaving the industry, and more than 3500 musical names begged the federal government to extend the JobKeeper wages scheme beyond March 31. ....
Nick Carver & the Mean St Butchers begin 2021 with the release of their new single Pony. A heavy psychedelic affair, the song was stitched together out of pre-COVID jams, and some lockdown love in Nick’s studio. Mixed and mastered by Tyson Fish (Vance Joy, Mammal), the single is a taste of the sound of the bands forthcoming album, due 2021. To celebrate the release, the band brings their dynamic and emotional show to Archies Creek Hotel this February. Venue details ....
Daddy Cool’s iconic ‘Eagle Rock’ is a song based on sexual innuendo or to be perfectly blunt, it’s a song about rooting. The Daddy Cool classic ‘Eagle Rock’ will turn 50 in May 2021. The song was a national number one in Australia for 10 weeks in 1971 and charted again in 1986 and 1990. To mark the 50th anniversary of the song songwriter Ross Wilson took Noise11 through the conception and history of ‘Eagle Rock’. The term ‘Eagle Rock’ in song dates back to 1914 when it was used in the lyrics of ‘Ballin’ The Jack’ by Chris Smith. ‘Ballin’ The Jack’ was a locomotive term for going at full speed and Eagle Rock’, well Ross explains … “The Eagle Rock was a dance but like rock and roll it is also a euphemism for you know what, yes rooting, spread eagling. ....