Mark Stephens who's latest app is called the MindFreeApp is highly recommended talks about why its important to go to a retreat regually

The world's most decorated female triathlete, Emma Frodeno tells us why we should be taking Fitcations more often....especially in Queensland.

Our Man at the Movies, Jim Sherlock tells us what to see at the cinema this week

David Prior talks to  James Blundell who in 2017 celebrated a career milestone of 30 years since winning the prestigious Star Maker talent quest in Tamworth – the same event that launched the highly successful careers of Lee Kernaghan, Keith Urban, Samantha McClymont and Kylie Sackley.

 

2018 celebrates another major achievement – 30 years since he was awarded his very first Golden Guitar at the Country Music Awards of Australia - for New Talent of the Year.

“30 Years of Pride – A Tribute to James Blundell” celebrates three decades of the iconic artist’s music and song-writing.

 

Acknowledged by many as the act that single-handedly shaped modern Australian country music - James Blundell took the best of rock and country to create a brand new sound - that ensured success across all demographics.

Australian  music legend "Floyd Vincent" joins us in the studio to play some live music and talk about his upcoming shows with his band "The Temple Dogs"

Chrisanthi Demos, The Managing Editor of the Weekend Edition gives us all the news on the entertainment front that's happening in the wonderful city of Brisbane.

David Prior talks to Eabha McMahon from 2017 Grammy Nominee, Celtic

Woman, who are on their return to Australia with their brand new tour, Voices of Angels.

Celebrating the timeless emotion of Ireland's centuries-old heritage, Celtic Woman will commence their Voices of Angels tour in Brisbane on 7th February 2018, before touching the hearts of audience in Sydney, Newcastle, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth.

The tour will showcase the angelic voices of Susan McFadden, Mairead Carlin, Eabha McMahon and introduce the breathtaking new Celtic violinist, Tara McNeil. Accompanied by a talented group of musicians and dancers, the world-class performing collective celebrates Irelands’ rich music and cultural heritage, bringing a fresh fusion to centuries of musical and cultural tradition.

Continuing its remarkable 12-year-legacy, the group's repertoire encompasses Irish classics, contemporary songs, classical favorites and stirring originals, celebrating Ireland’s history whilst reflecting the vibrant spirit of modern Ireland.

CELTIC WOMAN VOICES OF ANGELS 2018 AUSTRALIAN TOUR DATES

Wednesday 7th February - Brisbane Convention Centre

Friday 9th February - Sydney Darling Harbour Theatre

Sunday 11th February - Newcastle Civic Theatre

Monday 12th February - Melbourne Margaret Court Arena

Tuesday 13th February - Adelaide AEC Theatre

Friday 16th February - Perth Riverside Theatre

Tickets at www.ticketek.com.au

David Prior talks to Stewart D’Arrietta, the Music Director of "Lennon:Through a Glass Onion" that stars John Waters and is touring around Australia. 

FRIDAY 19 JANUARY: GLASSHOUSE – PORT MACQUARIE, NSW

Tickets: (02) 6581 8888 // www.glasshouse.org.au

SUNDAY 28 JANUARY: CLUB SAPPHIRE – MERIMBULA, NSW

Tickets: (02) 6495 1306 // www.clubsapphire.com.au

FRIDAY 2 FEBRUARY: LITHGOW WORKERS CLUB – LITHGOW, NSW

Tickets: (02) 6352 2777 // www.workies.com.au

SATURDAY 3 FEBRUARY: CANTERBURY HURLSTONE PARK RSL CLUB – HURLSTONE PARK, NSW

Tickets: (02) 9559 0000 // www.chprsl.com.au

FRIDAY 9 FEBRUARY: MOUNTIES – MT PRITCHARD, NSW

Tickets: (02) 9822 3555 // www.mounties.com.au

SATURDAY 10 FEBRUARY: HORNSBY RSL – HORBSBY, NSW

Tickets: (02) 9477 7777 // www.hornsbyrsl.com.au

FRIDAY 16 FEBRUARY: DAPTO LEAGUES CLUB – DAPTO, NSW

Tickets: (02) 4261 1333 // www.daptoleagues.com.au

SATURDAY 17 FEBRUARY: JUNIORS – KINGSFORD, NSW

Tickets: (02) 9349 7555 // www.thejuniors.com.au

FRIDAY 23 FEBRUARY: LAYCOCK STREET THEATRE – GOSFORD, NSW

Tickets: (02) 4323 3233 // www.gosford.nsw.gov.au/theatres

SATURDAY 24 FEBRUARY: REVESBY WORKERS CLUB – REVESBY, NSW

Tickets: (02) 9772 2100 // www.rwc.org.au

www.johnwaters.com.au

David Prior and Darren Erskine talk about the sad news of the cancellation of Neil Diamonds Australian tour 

MUSIC icon Neil Diamond has retired from touring after being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.

Diamond cancelled an Australian tour, due to start in March, after doctor’s advice that the onset of the disease made it difficult for him to travel and perform on a large-scale basis.

It was to be the final leg of his 50 Year Anniversary Tour.

David Prior talks to Greg Donovan- event organiser and founder of the Birdsville Big Red BashThe Birdsville Big Red Bash is the world’s most remote music festival.  The Bash, now in its sixth year, has gained international recognition as the world’s most remote music festival, situated on the edge of the Simpson Desert in Queensland. The family friendly festival is on during the July school holidays from the 10th to 12th allowing festival goers to travel from far and wide for this famous bucket list experience in the outback.  This years will see John Farnham heading a stellar three day festival line-up of artists including The Hoodoo Gurus, The Angels, Daryl Braithwaite, Jon Stevens, Kate Ceberano, Adam Brand, Busby Marou, Russell Morris, The Black Sorrows, Travis Collins, The Wolf Brothers and Amber Lawrence, performing in the heart of the Australian outback. The Bash is also dog friendly so festivalgoers are encouraged to bring their beloved pouch/es along as well.  Check out the website for more information