Tonight I talk with star of stage, screen and TV, John Waters. You might know him from TV’s Play School, All The Rivers Run or All Saints. You might know John Waters from the theatre productions of Hair, Godspell or Jesus Christ Superstar. Perhaps it’s movies such as Breaker Morant or Attack Force Z. My personal touchstone for John Waters is his John Lennon show, “Looking Through a Glass Onion". However, in the swinging London of the 1960’s, John Waters began a love affair with music and has continued to play and perform from that time on. In January, John and his musical partner, Stuart D’Arrietta and their band the Chartbusters, set out on an Australian tour playing John’s favourite hits from his youth under the title of “Radio Luxembourg”. At 5:30, I’ll be chatting with John about his ongoing love affair with music and the Radio Luxembourg show, which will stop off at the Theatre Royal in Castlemaine on Saturday March 15.

<p>Tonight I talk with star of stage, screen and TV, John Waters. You might know him from TV&rsquo;s Play School, All The Rivers Run or All Saints. You might know John Waters from the theatre productions of Hair, Godspell or Jesus Christ Superstar. Perhaps it&rsquo;s movies such as Breaker Morant or Attack Force Z. My personal touchstone for John Waters is his John Lennon show, &ldquo;Looking Through a Glass Onion". However, in the swinging London of the 1960&rsquo;s, John Waters began a love affair with music and has continued to play and perform from that time on. In January, John and his musical partner, Stuart D&rsquo;Arrietta and their band the Chartbusters, set out on an Australian tour playing John&rsquo;s favourite hits from his youth under the title of &ldquo;Radio Luxembourg&rdquo;. At 5:30, I&rsquo;ll be chatting with John about his ongoing love affair with music and the Radio Luxembourg show, which will stop off at the Theatre Royal in Castlemaine on Saturday March 15.</p>

Bendigo – situated in the geographical centre of Victoria. Should it be the central to the tour itinerary of bands playing Victoria? Yup. Could it be? Let’s you and I do what we can to make that the case! When the venues book out of town bands, I’ll aim to play them and if possible, interview them. I’ll support the local acts too, because we wanna hear local voices and sounds too, right? When you hear about these gigs and you dig the act, buy a ticket in advance. Deal? Together we can support our great local acts, while putting our beautiful regional city on the rock and roll tour map! 

<p>Bendigo &ndash; situated in the geographical centre of Victoria. Should it be the central to the tour itinerary of bands playing Victoria? Yup. Could it be? Let&rsquo;s you and I do what we can to make that the case! When the venues book out of town bands, I&rsquo;ll aim to play them and if possible, interview them. I&rsquo;ll support the local acts too, because we wanna hear local voices and sounds too, right? When you hear about these gigs and&nbsp;you dig the act, buy a ticket in advance. Deal? Together we can support our great local acts, while putting our beautiful regional city on the rock and roll tour map!&nbsp;</p>