Restarting Adelaide's Live Music Scene (14 September, 2020)
Wavelength14 Sep 2020

Restarting Adelaide's Live Music Scene (14 September, 2020)

One of the things everyone seems to miss most about pre-COVID life is dancing, live music and, of course, festivals. Most major events including Splendour, Falls and even Coachella have all been cancelled thanks to health concerns.But now things are looking up for SA and the music industry is hoping to get restarted.

We spoke with Fresh fave Courtney Dukafrom Five Four Entertainmentas well as Jesse Coulterfrom the Lions Arts Factory about how they've been coping amid the pandemic, and to get the lowdown on rebooting the Adelaide live music scene.


Meanwhile, brand new documentary No Distinguishing Features from Director and Adelaide native Hamish Ludbrook, looks into the stories of six people across Australia and New Zealand living with disabilities who don't let their conditions affect their dreams. We chat to Hamish about the project and what it means to him and those involved.


Also this week, we investigate what's been happening with the Coronavirus over the past few days, and wrap up with some Heaps Good News because we all need something to smile about. Listen in!


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