New digital project puts St Kilda’s jazz heritage on the map

From the ’20s to the ’60s, St Kilda venues ranged from grand ballrooms and dance halls to cabarets, coffee lounges and clubs. Some of the buildings were stunning examples of architecture, reflecting periods of Melbourne’s social and cultural wealth. They hosted major international artists of the era, as well as providing a hub to showcase local musicians and foster the emergence of new jazz styles.

Nostalgia in Fed Square – the Record Store Day edition

“So, what’s new with Australian Jazz .net?” I can almost hear you ask. A lot and not much, at the same time. Setting up an […] Read More

Bryce Rohde holding his glasses in his right hand, looking straight to camera

Bryce Rohde: A Cushion of Air

John Shand’s feature on Bryce Rohde, ‘He is a pivotal figure in Australian jazz.’