Tag Archive: FBi

FBi Radio’s Brush With Fame returns

Sydney’s FBi Radio (our favourite radio station) is bringing back its auction of masterpieces, ‘Brush With Fame’ for the third year.

Don’t miss the FBi SMACs Festival

Hey you! Wanna celebrate Sydney’s brightest talent/undiscovered gems at the first ever FBi SMACs Festival? We certainly do! In association with Sydney Festival and Carriageworks, the festival is gonna be sick, and has… Read More →

Local Live at FBi Radio kicks off!

Sydneysiders, your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to attend a series of free gigs at FBi Radio’s new in-house performance space, exploring the exciting landscape of what the new/local music… Read More →

Music Interview: Appleonia’s free album

Double amazingness! Not only has Australian musician Appleonia released a record for FREE, but it’s also filling the mouths of those in need. Somethingyousaid.com caught up with her to learn more: Hello! Firstly,… Read More →

Music review: Elizabeth Rose EP

Sydney-based electronic musician Elizabeth Rose recently released her self-titled EP. She’s done a hell of a job at it as well, says Kaya Strehler: The FBi Radio darling’s five track EP boasts a bunch of… Read More →

Review: Oliver Tank, Slow Motion Music

Somethingyousaid.com’s Kate Holcombe checks out the new offering from one of Sydney’s finest young musical talents: Known for his dreamy techno glitch music, Oliver Tank is back with more stargazing for another celestial… Read More →

Live Review: FBi Turns 10 in Sydney

To celebrate its ten-year anniversary on the airwaves, Sydney’s forefront independent music station FBi threw one hell of a birthday party. With over thirty acts on the bill, FBi transformed the Carriageworks performance… Read More →

The Fabergettes EP Giveaway!

Sydney garage popsters The Fabergettes are launching their new EP ‘Big Bruiser’ this Friday. The quartet will headline FBi Radio’s inaugural Spring Prom at FBi Social in Kings Cross. Hooray! To celebrate, we’ve got… Read More →

An interview with Caitlin Park

“One of my favourite things to do is to play to a crowd, find one person who is not listening and try my hardest to get them to notice.” It’s a plan that… Read More →