Gig Review

Review: Michael Rother & Friends @ Brisbane Powerhouse

A projection of a grainy black and white photo filled the screen above the Brisbane Powerhouse's stage.

The subjects of the photo are two young men with long...
Review: The Band Camino @ 170 Russell (Melbourne)

At their sold-out show at Melbourne's 170 Russell (3 March), Nashville-based The Band CAMINO, and their unique blend of alt-pop and indie rock, proved that an Australian tour
...
Review: P!NK @ Optus Stadium (Perth)

The acrobatic vigilante songstress, P!NK swung onto our western shores armed with her trusty carnival of tricks and high-flying, high-octane belters fit for a stadium in her
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Review: 2024 CVLT FEST @ Eatons Hill Hotel (Brisbane)

Alpha Wolf curated a smorgasbord of national and international heavy metal acts for CVLT FEST in Brisbane (24 February), with the metalcore magicians
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Review: The Chemical Brothers @ The Dome (Sydney)

One of the hottest days of summer isn't deterring any of the patrons heading to the Sydney Showground for the long awaited return of The Chemical Brothers.

The...
Review: The National & Fleet Foxes @ The Riverstage (Brisbane)

This dual line-up was an extremely exciting prospect, and one not to be missed.

The National literally touch the highest echelons of the music industry, while...
Review: Art Alexakis & Brendan B. Brown @ Crowbar Sydney

On a night where the rest of Sydney was in a Tay Tay bubble, two '90s legends – Art Alexakis (Everclear) and Brendan B. Brown (Wheatus) – graced the Crowbar stage for one of
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Review: Sampha @ Hordern Pavilion (Sydney)

The dark and hollow Hordern Pavilion was transformed into a soulful, loving den of out of this world rhythms and delicious melodies layered atop of beautiful, harmonious
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Review: Dinosaur Jr. @ The Tivoli (Brisbane)

In 1993, Dinosaur Jr. released their fifth studio album 'Where You Been’, which was heralded at the time as one of the crowning glories of slacker culture.

Lead...
Review: Slash ft Myles Kennedy And The Conspirators @ The Riverstage (Brisbane)

Last night in Brisbane, The Riverstage hosted Slash ft Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators. Despite the earlier gloomy weather, the atmosphere inside the venue is
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Review: Tijuana Cartel @ Lansdowne Hotel (Sydney)

For the last 20-plus years, Tijuana Cartel have been creating spellbinding music that allows the listener to travel the globe without needing a passport.

All...
Review: The Vanns @ Commercial Hotel (Melbourne)

The Vanns commenced their national regional tour – which runs until late April – at Commercial Hotel at Melbourne's South Morang last Thursday (22
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Review: Taylor Swift @ Accor Stadium (Sydney)

Elvis Presley. Michael Jackson. Taylor Swift. All three artists share a unique trait within their own phenomenal success but Swift mania, in my humble opinion, supersedes
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Review: P!NK @ Marvel Stadium (Melbourne)

P!NK continues her streak as one of the coolest pop/rock artists on earth with the Summer Carnival Tour.

The multi-generational performer has always loved it down...
Review: Calexico @ The Gov (Adelaide)

A tour commemorating the 20th anniversary of their landmark 'Feast Of Wire' album, the core of Calexico – guitarist-vocalist Joey Burns and drummer John Convertino, along
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Review: Mogwai @ The Tivoli (Brisbane)

Glaswegian rockers Mogwai are legends of the instrumental post-rock genre that gets my ears moist!

Their ten albums delve into different rock styles including a...
Review: Queens Of The Stone Age @ Hordern Pavilion (Sydney)

So many bands reach the height of fame only to disappear overnight, and then there is Queens Of The Stone Age.

QOTSA have stubbornly sustained longevity in a...
Review: Shonen Knife @ Vinnies Dive Bar (Gold Coast)

Last night saw the return of Japan's infamous Shonen Knife (translates into Boy-Knife) to the Gold Coast on their 'Our Best Place' tour.

The girls from Osaka...
Review: In Flames & Kreator @ The Tivoli (Brisbane)

In Flames and Kreator fans gathered to witness both bands perform their final sets of the 'Klash Of The Titans' tour at Brisbane's The Tivoli (18 February).

As...
Review: Mogwai @ Forum Melbourne

Monday night events can be a slog at the best of times, but Scottish post-rockers Mogwai easily packed out Melbourne's Forum with a sold-out show last
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Gig Review

A projection of a grainy black and white photo filled the screen above the Brisbane Powerhouse's stage.

At their sold-out show at Melbourne's 170 Russell (3 March), Nashville-based The Band CAMINO, and their unique blend of alt-pop and indie rock, proved that an Australian tour

The acrobatic vigilante songstress, P!NK swung onto our western shores armed with her trusty carnival of tricks and high-flying, high-octane belters fit for a stadium in her

Alpha Wolf curated a smorgasbord of national and international heavy metal acts for CVLT FEST in Brisbane (24 February), with the metalcore magicians

One of the hottest days of summer isn't deterring any of the patrons heading to the Sydney Showground for the long awaited return of The Chemical Brothers.

This dual line-up was an extremely exciting prospect, and one not to be missed.

On a night where the rest of Sydney was in a Tay Tay bubble, two '90s legends – Art Alexakis (Everclear) and Brendan B. Brown (Wheatus) – graced the Crowbar stage for one of

The dark and hollow Hordern Pavilion was transformed into a soulful, loving den of out of this world rhythms and delicious melodies layered atop of beautiful, harmonious

In 1993, Dinosaur Jr. released their fifth studio album 'Where You Been’, which was heralded at the time as one of the crowning glories of slacker culture.

Last night in Brisbane, The Riverstage hosted Slash ft Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators. Despite the earlier gloomy weather, the atmosphere inside the venue is

For the last 20-plus years, Tijuana Cartel have been creating spellbinding music that allows the listener to travel the globe without needing a passport.

The Vanns commenced their national regional tour – which runs until late April – at Commercial Hotel at Melbourne's South Morang last Thursday (22

Elvis Presley. Michael Jackson. Taylor Swift. All three artists share a unique trait within their own phenomenal success but Swift mania, in my humble opinion, supersedes

P!NK continues her streak as one of the coolest pop/rock artists on earth with the Summer Carnival Tour.

A tour commemorating the 20th anniversary of their landmark 'Feast Of Wire' album, the core of Calexico – guitarist-vocalist Joey Burns and drummer John Convertino, along

Glaswegian rockers Mogwai are legends of the instrumental post-rock genre that gets my ears moist!

So many bands reach the height of fame only to disappear overnight, and then there is Queens Of The Stone Age.

Last night saw the return of Japan's infamous Shonen Knife (translates into Boy-Knife) to the Gold Coast on their 'Our Best Place' tour.

In Flames and Kreator fans gathered to witness both bands perform their final sets of the 'Klash Of The Titans' tour at Brisbane's The Tivoli (18 February).

Monday night events can be a slog at the best of times, but Scottish post-rockers Mogwai easily packed out Melbourne's Forum with a sold-out show last