What's Going On in Adelaide

Sydney folk-rock duo Winter's End return with another emotionally-drenched song, 'Once Is Too Many', that picks at the social scab that is domestic violence.

It’s important to acknowledge that fun, simple Hollywood films are just as important as the ones pushing boundaries and breaking barriers.

WOMADelaide, the four day open-air festival set in Adelaide's lush Botanic Park (8-11 March 2019), have announced the full programme for its 2019 Planet Talks Program,

As a child growing up, my family would go on a lot of camping trips. My Dad and I would put on old Shania CDs in the car and sing-along to songs like ‘That Don’t Impress Me

2018 has been a milestone year for Queensland singer-songwriter Jackie Marshall.

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The Rubens played HQ Complex in Adelaide on Friday (30 November) as part of their current 'Lo La Ru' tour.

Central Coast singer-songwriter, Jessie-May Kitchen returns with a new single after releasing her debut song, 'Coffee Shop', earlier this year.

Tell all the boys in town, Divinyls founding member, guitarist and co-songwriter Mark McEntee returns in 2019 with a talented new line-up for a national tour to honour the

With an album due out early 2019, Sunshine Coast reggae-roots rockers Bearfoot are back with a new single, 'Luminate', and a swag of east-coast summer dates that kick off

Melbourne producer/ MC, Charchi returns tomorrow (30 November) with his newest single 'GO'.

Hypnotic, squelchy beats are soldered to melodic raps with a backbone

From mid-February until mid-March next year, Adelaide is going to be absolutely buzzing.

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Melbourne indie-noir act, Broads are once again sweetly singing their way passed unhealthy and archaic social constructs.

With swirling, synth-enhanced hushed vocals, Melbourne act Kids At Midnight's brand of indie synth-pop takes its cues from the likes of Kate Bush and Stevie

Dinosaur Jr frontman J Mascis is back in Australia next year for another round of beautiful noise, showcasing his third solo album 'Elastic Days'.

Queensland-born folk musician, Stu Larsen can taste the humidity.

The latest version of 'Robin Hood' aims at younger audiences, and there are fight scenes and romance galore.

It’s been almost a decade since Mumford & Sons first crackled onto the radio with ubiquitous earworm, ‘Little Lion Man’.