Andy Hazel, Journalist
Andy Hazel is a writer and musician based in Melbourne. He is also the editorial assistant at The Saturday Paper to which he contributes profiles on musicians, actors and directors. His writing also appears in The Monthly, Guardian Australia and A Rabbit's Foot. Andy is also the producer and host of Twin Peaks The Return: A Season Three Podcast.
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Live Review: Superchunk, The Meanies, Delivery @ Corner Hotel
Superchunk's records from the past 20 years - and their electrifying live show - aren’t just echoes of their youth; they’re bridges between then and now.
Live Review: Pearl Jam @ Marvel Stadium, Victoria
Pearl Jam’s lead singer Eddie Vedder has remained committed to music as a tool for personal salvation.
Live Review: Peggy Frew, Sweet Whirl @ Bergy Bandroom, Melbourne
With the pictures Frew draws across tonight’s songs, the power of writing your own story is at the core of her performance.
Live Review: Buzzcocks, Modern English @ Northcote Theatre, Melbourne
Buzzcocks are the perfect vehicle for what punk did best: genuine life-affirming music that found a virtue in simplicity and the songs to match it.
Shotkickers Is Fundraising An Expansion: ‘We Want To Be Able To Give Bands That First Single Launch Level Gig’
As Melbourne’s live music venues face rising operational costs and a decline in income, one is looking to grow.
Live Review: Teeny Tiny Stevies @ Northcote Theatre, Melbourne
A five-year-old fan explains to me, “Teeny Tiny Stevies are real life".
Live Review: Belle And Sebastian, Badly Drawn Boy @ The Palais, Melbourne
Belle And Sebastian may be a legacy act, but they know it, we know they know it, and everyone loves it.
Live Review: Quivers @ Northcote Social Club
There is a pure sense of joy that comes from the stage when Quivers play.
Live Review: Dirty Three @ Hamer Hall, Melbourne
It very well may have been the best show Dirty Three played in Melbourne in twelve years.
Live Review: Good Morning, Cool Sounds @ Melbourne Recital Centre
Watching Good Morning perform before a near-sold-out Melbourne Recital Centre felt like a very fortunate place to be.
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