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Most bands faff around for a good couple of years before releasing an album, but Flukes of Sendington are an exception to the rule.

Turtle Skull are a four-piece band serving up a monolithic dose of psych-doom-pop. They have just launched their latest album, ‘Being Here’.

BayFM was well represented at the 2025 National Ethnic and Multicultural Broadcasters Conference which successfully brought together multicultural broadcasters for two days of professional development and networking in Melbourne.

Riddhi takes listeners on a journey with Banjo Paterson's "Waltzing Matilda" traversing the heart of Australia, from the rustic roads of Gundagai to the battlefields afar and the charming allure of Winton.

For the fifth year in a row, Byron BayFM will host a live broadcast from the Festival of the Stone on Saturday June 14 at Stone and Wood's brewery at Byron's Industrial Estate. Featuring Josh Pike and Old Mervs, this is one beerfest not to be missed.

BayFM and Echo Publications hosted a Meet the Candidates Forum in the Byron Theatre on Monday to introduce the public to the candidates for the electorate of Richmond ahead of the Federal election on May 3.

Eyesite is probably one of the hardest working bands out there. Renowned for their energetic shows and crowd engagement, the four-piece rock band from the Northern Rivers unsurprisingly has a loyal following.

BayFM's biggest gig ever! Featuring Kirin J Callinan, Loose Content, Versace Boys, Thirst Trap, Casey May and the Lovers, and StayLucky!

April Fools Day 1990. That was the date of BayFM Byron's very first test broadcast. No joke! 35 years on we gathered for a celebration with around 60 legendary radio heads. Mayor Sarah Ndjaye even once hosted a show on BayFM.

Nell and Sim from BayFM Byron 's Roadtrip chat with the divine Delvene Delaney on the eve of the release of her doco LOVE OF AN ICON: THE LEGEND OF CROCODILE DUNDEE.