“If Greek song was a river, then one of its banks is Arleta; all the rest are on the other bank”.

As she sets out to launch her debut single, soulful vocalist Phoebe Day describes how her background influenced her quest to connect through music.

Introducing Blondel, AKA Bianca Gatsios, a 21-year-old singer-songwriter with a powerful voice and haunting songs, who narrates dark stories.

As he prepares to pay tribute to one of his guitar heroes, Jack Pantazis talks about his ‘humbling’ experience in music and his recent rediscovery of his Greek background.

Sophie Kesoglidis, viola player and leader of the Alto Strings Ensemble sheds light on the life of an artist playing at functions – and an intimate duet with Leonidas Kavakos.

The Lonsdale Street hub comes alive every fortnight with Live at the Greek, featuring some of Melbourne’s best musical talent.

A rising star in Melbourne’s hip-hop scene, ‘storyteller’ Lady Lash talks about her combined Greek and indigenous background.

The performer will be Down Under this month performing his hits including Pes Tou and Mazi Den Kanoume.

Two of Melbourne’s best folk bands, The Habibis and Saray Iluminado render a musical tapestry of the Jewish experience in Greece.

This month the House of Pan in Brighton hosts a series of performances featuring Mairead Hannan, Christella Demetriou, and Polyxeni Theologidis.