Like everyone, Australia’s music scene has been doing it tough lately. Covid, curfews, social distancing, face masks and border closures have radically impacted Australia’s music culture. Sadly, this has meant our huge community of talented musicians haven’t been able to do what they do best: play live.
If you’re missing the taste of fresh tap beer, the feel of sticky carpet on your feet and the sound of your favourtie Aussie musicians playing live, take some time to let these entertaining documentaries transport you to the vibrant live music venues around the country. You’ll not only be treated to some great live music, you’ll also be supporting the talented Aussie filmmakers who created them.
Now Sound: Melbourne's Listening
An unprecedented documentary exploring Melbourne's music scene.
Autoluminescent
Roland S. Howard. From myth to legend.
Paul Kelly: Stories of Me
An intimate portrait of our leading music icon.
We're Living on Dog Food
A tribute to the Melbourne underground music scene of '77 - '81.
Persecution Blues: The Battle for The Tote
Punk, passion, politics and public protest.
Murundak: Songs of Freedom
A journey into the heart of Aboriginal protest music.
Weddings Parties Anything
A Long Time Between Drinks
Blasko: An Intimate Portrait
An intimate portrait of Australian indie music pioneer, Sarah Blasko.
Words From the City
A documentary about beats, rhymes and life.
Midnight Oil: 1984
The year The Oils inspired a nation.
