The Corduroys are a Melbourne-based ensemble that seamlessly blends infectious pop melodies with the rhythmic grooves of funk and the sophisticated harmonies of modern jazz. What began as a high-energy cover band has evolved into a formidable force, now captivating audiences with original compositions that pulse with creativity and passion. Fronting the ensemble is a vocalist whose talent is nothing short of extraordinary. With a voice that effortlessly transitions from sultry lows to soaring highs, they captivate audiences with every note...

The Corduroy's stage presence is magnetic, drawing listeners into a world where every song feels deeply personal and universally resonant. Together, they create a sonic tapestry that's both polished and spontaneous, ensuring every performance is a fresh and exhilarating experience. Whether performing a beloved classic or debuting a new composition, The Corduroys bring the same level of energy, passion, and authenticity to every stage they grace.

Since 2001, Kene Lightfoot has played music to annoy your neighbours on his long-running program Burning Bitumen, and to celebrate, we are bringing some of the scene's heaviest bands to rattle your bones at The Bergy Bandroom on Saturday May 9.

This epic line-up features Khazurvaal returning for a one-off ritual, black heavy metal thrashers Cult of the Night, the energetic maelstrom that is Nephalem, local death doom overlords Carcinoid and the great unholy beasts  Whitehorse.

Don't miss this epic birthday bonanza with Jroc on MC duties, plus PBS DJs spinning all your favourite terrifying tunes all night.

Keep listening to Kene Lightfoot's Burning Bitumen every Thursday from 10pm on PBS.