Gig Review
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Review: Underground Lovers @ Northcote Social Club (Melbourne)
For the last standalone weekend before Christmas, it was no surprise to find Melbourne stacked with gig options across town.
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Review: Grinspoon @ The Fortitude Music Hall (Brisbane)
Grinspoon are touring to support the release of vinyl copies of their classic 1999 and 2002 albums, 'Easy' and 'New Detention'.
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Review: Genesis Owusu @ Hindley Street Music Hall (Adelaide)
Flight delays and an Adelaide Airport in chaos could not halt the unstoppable force of Genesis Owusu, who touched down and sped east to Hindley Street Music Hall (16
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Review: The Teskey Brothers @ The Riverstage (Brisbane)
The atmosphere was charged on an evening where lighting loomed, yet undeterred by the inclement weather, enthusiasts of The Teskey Brothers congregated at The Riverstage for
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Review: Lloyd Cole @ Hindley Street Music Hall (Adelaide)
Dressed all in white, Lloyd Cole walked onstage and commenced the show without a word performing 'Don't Look Back'.
This song – taken from arguably his most... -
Review: Genesis Owusu @ The Fortitude Music Hall (Brisbane)
Fans were pulled into an ethereal euphoria where words weaved a tapestry of rhythm and rhyme, as Genesis Owusu emerged, sculpting sonic landscapes at The Fortitude Music Hall
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Review: Nessa Barrett @ The Tivoli (Brisbane)
In a dazzling spectacle, Nessa Barrett took the stage at The Tivoli (12 December), captivating and enthralling a massive crowd of devoted fans with her electrifying
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Review: L7 @ The Gov (Adelaide)
Currently commemorating the 2022 30th anniversary of their third album, 'Bricks Are Heavy', the 'original', and most prominent incarnation of L7 reconvened in 2014 following
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Review: Alvvays @ Forum Melbourne
After a sweltering, humid Melbourne day, you'd have forgiven tonight's gig goers for struggling to drum up the energy to properly celebrate the return of Canadian dream-pop
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Review: The War On The Drugs & Spoon @ The Riverstage (Brisbane)
As the sun dips below the horizon, welcoming a cool breeze that lowers the temperature to 'just bearable', Brisbane has put on a weather-charm offensive for Americans The War
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Review: M. Ward @ Howler (Melbourne)
Indie Americana artist M. Ward – or Matthew Ward, off stage – has long had a happy second home in Australia, on the other side of the world to his Portland, Oregon,
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Review: 50 Cent @ Brisbane Entertainment Centre
It's a perfect, balmy night at Brisbane Entertainment Centre, where the line is around the arena waiting to get in.
The crowd is a diverse mix of ages, showing... -
Review: L7 @ The Tivoli (Brisbane)
Punters are lined up from the bottom of the block where The Tivoli stands for tonight's show (9 December).
L7 are in town to celebrate with us their... -
Review: Limp Bizkit @ John Cain Arena (Melbourne)
After a run of red-hot Good Things Festival appearances and blistering headline side shows, the resilient and enduring appeal of American nu-metal frontrunners Limp Bizkit
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Review: Morrissey @ The Fortitude Music Hall (Brisbane)
The 40 Years Of Morrissey tour arrived in Brisbane on Friday night (8 December), at The Fortitude Music Hall.
Not only is Morrissey influential in terms of the... -
Review: Sepultura @ The Princess Theatre (Brisbane)
After playing Good Things the day prior, Sepultura extended their stay in Brisbane for a side show on Monday (4 December).
Groove metallers DepriVation (and... -
Review: Taking Back Sunday @ The Princess Theatre (Brisbane)
Taking Back Sunday unleashed a seismic wave of rock that resonated through the hearts of everyone fortunate enough to be at The Princess Theatre last
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Review: M. Ward @ The Gov (Adelaide)
Portland, Oregon's Monster of Folk, sometimes Zooey Deschanel collaborator and Americana troubadour, M. Ward united with Melbourne's Folk Bitch Trio in his first visit to
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Review: 2023 Good Things Festival @ Brisbane Showgrounds Part Two
Immersed in the lively spirit of Good Things Festival, attendees were swept away by a vibrant blend of music and camaraderie, creating lasting memories and a symphony of
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Review: 2023 Good Things Festival @ Brisbane Showgrounds Part One
Brisbane is absolutely baking, 34 degrees without a drop of rain in sight.
This serves as no deterrent to the thousands of patrons who are at Good Things...