Michael Mulholland's Junkyard revisits The Saints first three LPs

The first three classic albums by The Saints are the subject of Junkyard with host Michael Mulholland. Check the link below. 

The Saints' Stranded, Eternally Yours, Prehistoric Sounds

This week on Junkyard, we are focusing on the first three albums from The Saints - the records (I'm) Stranded, Eternally Yours and Prehistoric Sounds. These three albums capture the transition in musical styles from one of Australia's best ever bands, as well as highlighting their great musical vision at the time. Chris Bailey initially left the band after the UK's final tour, before he was convinced to rejoin the band to complete Prehistoric Sounds.The band then broke up, upon the day of it's release. Chris Bailey kept The Saints going, after his return to Australia. By this stage Ed Kuepper had already formed the band Laughing Clowns. We'll be playing many tracks from all three albums, as well as discussing them in detail. Should be good, looking forward to it! Listen to the March 12th episode of Junkyard on Melbourne, Australia's Progressive Broadcasting Service PBS 106.7 FM right here. 

Col. Tom's Swinging Door w/ mandolin marvel Andrew Collins @ Cameron House, Sunday

Creaking Tree Stringer and Foggy Hogtown Boy Andrew Collins sits in with Col. Tom Parker and crew from 6 pm to 8 pm. 

Marcus & Mary Margaret O'Hara's Martian Awareness Ball @ the Horseshoe, March 14

Tonight's St. Paddy's Day bash will double as a celebration of life for Marcus & Mary Margret's beloved sister Catherine. 

Watch a clip of Mary Margaret O'Hara on stage at the 48th Martian Awareness Ball right here

The Rizdales' Tom Dunphy returns to the Cameron House, Saturday

The Rizdales' Steve Briggs will be singing tunes from "Everything Was New" with Burke Carroll, Victor Bateman & Steve Briggs.

Happy Birthday Kendra Smith of Opal, Clay Allison, Dream Syndicate

Cheers to the amazing Kendra Smith on her birthday! We're celebrating today with a few of her gems.

Celebrate Pie Day @ Eastend Pie & Mash, Saturday

Get a jump start on St. Patrick's Day with a steak & stout pie from Eastend Pie & Mash today – hey, it's Pie Day!

Writes chef/owner Davy Love...

Saturday.... Saturday... Saturday.. it's 3.14... pi day... and we will have our take on the classic Canadian poutine... with our semi legendary poutine pie . Golden fried potatoes with real Quebecois cheese curds and our deep, dark tangy onion gravy packed in our tender, flaky yet firm enough to hold in one hand pie crust. Have a look right here.

We're also celebrating our ☘️Irish☘️ friends with a few little additions to our weekend menu including this killer rich Steak and Stout pie served with buttery Colcannon loaded with braised kale and cabbage .  Swimming in black stout gravy.... 

We also have a delicious Smoked Irish bacon and Colcannon Pie plus our Cheddar and Onion pasty this week is made with Dubliner cheese,caramelised onion and Tayto cheese and onion crisps 🇮🇪

Eastend Pie & Mash (1031 Gerrard St E. near Jones) and is open for take-out at 11 am until the pies sell out. 

There will likely be a lineup out the door when you get there. 

India Ramey announces Villain Era officially begins May 8th

India Ramey's Villain Era album was shaped during her childhood spent watching reruns of Gunsmoke and The Rifleman on TV. 

Writes India Ramey...

"Who’s with me? My new album “Villain Era” comes out on May 8. It’s inspired by and grounded in the TV westerns I used to watch with my Grandaddy and still watch all the time like Gunsmoke and The Rifleman and by the #countrymusic trailblazers like Loretta Lynn, Johnny Cash and Marty Robbins that guide me on my daily walks. This album is made of pure passion, joy and love and there is so much of the deepest parts of me woven into it. You can pre-order Villain Era now and get a discount through the weekend." Here's the link: https://indiaramey.lnk.to/get-villainera.

Listen to the first two songs from the album below.