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Month: July 2017

Gigs and concerts, News Posted on26 July 201731 July 2017

Michael Pigneguy is back

It’s been a long time between drinks but musical expat Michael Pigneguy is extremely excited to return to Melbourne with former and new musical collaborators to perform at the Paris Cat

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Gigs and concerts, Interviews, News Posted on19 July 201719 July 2017

Cathrine Summers: smiling from the inside

“When I’m performing, I feel like I’m smiling from the inside. I feel a sense of bringing people together and there is nothing more wonderful in human nature than feeling connected and feeling you a contributing to that connection.”

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News, people, Profiles Posted on16 July 201730 July 2017

Jack Pantazis: “I’m not trying to channel Wes Montgomery”

“I wanted to push myself to present something different, something that echoes not only mine, but so many other guitar players’ rite of passage, listening and copying Wes”.

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