By: Georgia Free
It’s been a decade since Dami Im burst onto the Australian music scene as the winner of X-Factor. Since then, she has written multiple albums, toured around the world, represented Australia in Eurovision, appeared on MasterChef and written a memoir. Read more
By: Justin Rouillon
After what seemed like an eternity, new episodes of the hit TV show Bluey are back on the TV. Read more
By: Mike Crooks
After their debut win last year, American gospel group Maverick City Music scored four gongs at the 65th Grammy Awards on Sunday Night in Los Angeles.
After what’s been a long wait for fans, Citizens are returning to Australia for a once-only show in Sydney, on January 31.
Since the Seattle-based indie-alt gospel band last graced Aussie shores three years ago, they’ve been busy touring and recording, releasing their 2020 album, The Joy of Being, followed by their EP, A Thousand Shores, in 2022, featuring the single Everything and More.
Formerly known as Citizens & Saints, the band was originally birthed out of Mars Hills Church, publisher of their debut album, until lead singer Zach Bolen resigned from Mars Hill in 2014 – and since then, they’ve released six further albums through record labels, all in their trademark heartfelt, gospel-hearted, storytelling style.
Zach, Brian, Connor, Adam and Daniel will appear at The Factory Theatre in Marrickville for a night of songs and stories. Don’t miss this once-only opportunity. Book your tickets now.
By: Micaela Aboody
It’s that magical time of year again where houses are donning Christmas lights, decorations are everywhere you look and all you hear at the shops are Christmas carols. But, have you ever thought as to how Christmas Carols came to be? Read more
By: Steff Willis
Kevin from Pentatonix isn’t afraid to share his faith with the world. Read more
By: Laura Bennett
To say 2022 has been a tough year for aid workers around the world would be an understatement. Read more
By: Sam Chan
The movie “Elvis” starts with Baz Luhrmann’s motto: “A life lived in fear is a life half lived.” Read more
By: Micaela Aboody
It is hard to find a person who hasn’t heard Amazing Grace. The well-known tune has been played at countless services worldwide, with many cover versions created and performed and, now, the moving song celebrates 50 years since it was the UK’s best selling single. Read more