ArtSound FM 92.7

19/06/2026

FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE TONIGHT! 8PM FM92.7 |90.3| DAB+ | artsound.fm

Casey Golden (keys) leads his trio of Bill Williams (bass) and Ed Rodrigues (drums) in a two set concert that ArtSound FM captured in 2013. This concert is a reminder of the golden days when regular jazz afficionados gathered on a regular basis to experience leading-edge jazz at its best as part of the Canberra Grammar Jazz Series.
“This is intense and skilled but disciplined... stunningly rich and intellectually satisfying.” (Eric Pozza, canberrajazz.net).

is a forward-thinking musician based in Sydney. He is the grandson of internationally renowned jazz trumpeter Bob Barnard. Described as ‘a brilliant improviser with a highly developed melodic sensibility’ (The Australian) and ‘a pianist of sheer class’ (Jazzwise), he’s been involved in a wide range of original music ranging from jazz/improvised projects to electronic, pop and film music. From 2010-2016 Casey led a trio featuring bassist Bill Williams and drummer Ed Rodrigues, performing widely and ‘crafting a tightly spun dynamic where the lines between head and improvisation are constantly blurred’ (All About Jazz). Tonight you’ll relive their 2013 concert which features music from their first album “Outliers”.

Produced and presented by Chris Deacon OAM for ArtSound FM.

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18/06/2026

Tomorrow Saturday 20 June, it's a two-for-one with very different music genres being featured....

From 12 noon, the ARTSOUND RECORDED MUSIC SOCIETY presents the album Starless Starlight, created by violinist David Cross from live recordings of a classic 1974 King Crimson song. Moody, ambient and emotive – this is music that is intriguing and thoroughly enjoyable.

Then, from 1 pm, LIVE ARCHIVE goes to the famous Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee to hear Levon Helm, the drummer from The Band, and his new outfit present simply the best Americana music – totally live in concert.

The ArtSound Recorded Music Society is repeated next Wednesday at 4 pm.
Live Archive is repeated next Thursday night from 10 pm.

18/06/2026

Day 18 of the ArtSound Radiothon

If you’ve ever been to ArtSound’s annual music quiz night, you know it’s not just trivia — it’s a room full of music lovers, big laughs, and a whole lot of community spirit.

That’s the magic of ArtSound. We don’t just play the music — we bring people together through it. Events like our quiz night are part of what makes ArtSound more than a station. They’re proof that community radio can be fun, social, local, and genuinely worth backing.

So if you love the energy, the music, and the people behind it, chip in today and help keep it all going.

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📞 02 6295 7444

17/06/2026

17/06/2026

CONCERT HALL

On Artsound FM’s Concert Hall program this Sunday 21 June at 8pm (and repeated next Wednesday 24 June at 2pm) you can hear the concert:

Garden of Earthly Delights - Luminescence Chamber Singers sing works by John Cage, Hildegard of Bingen, Gavin Bryars and Nicole Murphy.

The following Sunday 28 June (and repeated Wednesday 1 July at 2pm), you can hear:

Masterpieces for Violin and Piano - Jimmy Park (violin) and Alexander Yau (piano) play Stravinsky, Schubert, Beethoven and Kreisler.

Join Len Power for Concert Hall on Artsound FM 92.7 (or 90.3) every Sunday at 8pm or Wednesday at 2pm when he presents exciting concert performances from in and around Canberra.

17/06/2026

Thursday’s Arts Cafe - we speak with Stacy Jewell from about new exhibitions on there now and to about the planned Mandy Martin monograph. Music new and notable, just as you’d hoped. 12-2pm!

17/06/2026

Day 17 of the ArtSound Radiothon

Radio theatre is where storytelling becomes imagination.

Behind the scenes, it’s actors at microphones, live sound effects, music, and a live audience bringing the whole performance to life. No screens. No visuals. Just voices, footsteps, doors slamming, laughter, and the listener’s imagination doing the rest.

That’s what makes radio theatre so special. It’s not just a performance — it’s a shared creative experience that keeps an important tradition alive while giving audiences something wonderfully unique and local.

If you love original storytelling and want to help keep radio theatre on air, please support ArtSound today.

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16/06/2026

Day 16 of the ArtSound Radiothon

At ArtSound, we don’t just broadcast radio — we help create the next generation of voices.

Through Radio Rookies, school students get the chance to learn radio and podcasting skills, build confidence, and discover how powerful their own voices can be. For many young people, this is the moment they realise they have something worth saying — and a place to say it.

That only happens because listeners choose to support community radio. Without donations, programs like this simply can’t continue.

If you believe young people deserve opportunities to learn, grow, and be heard, please donate today and help keep this work alive.

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Support the next generation of storytellers today.

15/06/2026

Wednesday’s Arts Cafe & .mckahey from .band join us to talk about their latest single & their gig at on 27 June. One of our favourite local singer/songwriters will be live in the studio to play some tunes, talk about recent & upcoming releases, and just fill us in on what he’s been doing lately. And & from will preview their gig at this Friday night. Music from musicians & bands playing around town. Broadcast 12-2pm

15/06/2026

Day 15 of the ArtSound Radiothon

We’re halfway through the ArtSound Radiothon, and I want to say a sincere thank you to everyone who has already donated, shared, volunteered, and encouraged us along the way. Your support has carried ArtSound this far, and it means more than we can say.

But we’re not at the finish yet. There is still a long way to go, and every donation from here helps carry us through to the end.

Behind every song, every interview, and every voice on air, there are people working quietly behind the scenes. That work matters because this station matters — to the musicians, the presenters, and the listeners who rely on it.

If ArtSound has ever meant something to you, please donate today. Every contribution helps keep local music, local voices, and community radio alive.

💻 https://artsound.fm/donations
📞 02 6295 7444

Thank you, Canberra 🙏