Gig Review

Laughter and hatred and shade, oh my! Not an audience member was safe in Bianca Del Rio’s ‘Rolodex of

How much can you really expect from a rock band whose members are all in their 50s? A hell of a lot, as it turns out.

Walking through the gaping maw of Luna Park’s iconic entrance, I spotted an enormous, inflatable Triple M guitar angel and pondered how much had changed since first seeing

Kid Koala casually took to his station – at The Hi-Fi Brisbane (25 February) – equipped with three turntables for his warm-up set where he not only got everyone ready for the

The crowd was a sea of blue, pink, green and purple hair – a rainbow of shades that was at odds with the heaviness of all the black clothing.

It was a fine, sunny evening in Melbourne (yes, the sun does make an appearance sometimes) on 25 February and a sell-out show at The Forum Theatre for Californian band

It seems Fall Out Boy can't seem to shake their fans (not that they're trying to).

Festival Hall in Melbourne was full to the brim last night (24 February) with people from all over the Garden State.

Gerard Way was placed as the support act at almost the last minute. The American musician and comic book writer was the lead singer and co-founder of My Chemical Romance, but

The weekend before the onslaught of Soundwave and Future Music sideshows is tough for any act, but there wasn't much of a chance of it impacting this one, Sydney headline gig

Brisbane and Sydney hard rockin’, metal lovin’, punky spunkies get your best festival outfits ready for a weekend of absolute heavy madness.

Mountain Sounds has everything you could possibly want from a music festival, served with the most perfect of proportions.

We braved the weather and we were rewarded with a very special event at The Zoo on 19 February.

Though much is written of the harrowing lyrics which underpin Mike Hadreas’s work performing as Perfume Genius, many neglect to mention that many of his simple piano ballads

Over the past ten years, something truly special has been growing and morphing in the bushland of south-east Queensland.

Written by Krystle Richardson &

On Saturday night at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, Chet Faker delivered the ultimate Valentine's Day show; the soul crooner saturating the crowd in

Valentine’s Day might have been a tough night to sell a gig, but the dimly-lit, velvety embrace of The Tivoli made a kismet setting for a small audience to cosy up and

One Direction’s ‘On the Road Again’ tour opened to a sold-out show at Suncorp Stadium on Wednesday (11 Feb) night, to predictable volume of screams from all patrons, whether

Spoon have been operating as a band for 21 years.

Mouldy Lovers and Chocolate Strings brought the party across town on Friday (6 February) – marking new territory at Newstead’s The Triffid.