What's Going On in Sydney and Surrounds

Sydney National

Fleetwood Mac To Tour Australia In 2015

The rumours are true. Fleetwood Mac will bring their On With The Show World tour to Australia in 2015.

Touring as a five-piece for the first time since 1998, one of...
In Between Beartooth

Rising out of the Ohio metalcore scene with their back-to-basics hardcore stomp, Beartooth's anthemic choruses, aggressive style and raw lyrics are throttling ears around the
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Print The World With Eley Kishimoto

Eley Kishimoto is the next big name to keep an eye on in the fashion world, coming straight from their hometown in London.

The London-based fashion and design...
Frenchy… The Stoned, Bogan-Sounding Comic

Raised in the ‘ghettos of Wollongong’, Frenchy has picked up comedy awards including Quest For The Best Finalist and Triple J RAW Comedy NSW Finalist.

His YouTube...
Exclusive: Watch Rowen's Debut Video – 'Pushing Daisies'

Rowen's soulful vocals come straight from her heart.

Drawing you in, the young singer/ songwriter lets the music completely take her over, and her powerhouse voice...
The Seven Ups Equal The Boss

Releasing a debut album for any artist can be a daunting experience.

It's a hallmark in a career, and it could very well be the defining moment in a musical...
Reaching New Heights With Aeroplane

Vito De Luca aka Aeroplane, the Italian-Belgian producer, has established himself as a party-starting DJ, a remixer du jour, and a leader of the nu-disco and Balearica music
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Big Eyes Review

"You are on the threshold of untold success."

Tim Burton's latest film is a biopic that follows the shadowed and silenced life of Margaret Keane. Starring Amy Adams...
Burlesque Idol: Modern Entertainment With Sensuality And Soul

Christina Rosenberg (aka Lola LaBelle) and Sarina del Fuego are two ladies committed to zapping some soul back into modern entertainment.

They are the powerhouses...
Australia's Proudest Comedy Export? Jim Jefferies

Jim Jefferies is arguably one of the most successful comedy exports that Australia has had in the last decade.

Originally from Australia, Jim established his...
The Divergent Series: Insurgent Review

Clichés. Some films avoid them at all costs. Others subvert them to surprise their audience.

Then again there are the kinds of films whereby clichés are gleefully...
Cheech & Chong's 2015 Australian Tour

From outsider, cult heroes to beloved counter-culture royalty, Cheech & Chong have blazed a smokey trail across four decades becoming one of the most loved comedic duos.
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5 So Hot Right Now Watersport Accessories

Watersports enthusiasts know that, like any other hobby or recreational activity, there’s more to it than simply buying a jet ski and heading down to the boat ramp.
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Allday Australia Tour 2015

Allday has announced a full national Australia tour from the end of May.

His debut album ‘Startup Cult’ debuted at #3 on the ARIA charts last July, and his October...
5 Of Penelope Austin's Top Memories

Penelope Austin was born in the southern Highlands of NSW but, from the age of 15, has led a nomadic life travelling the world, most recently basing herself in New York
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British India ‘Nothing Touches Me’ Album Review

There are very few modern bands who have not only piqued my interest but also maintained my attention across multiple albums.

British India is one of these rare...
Manic Mirth With Pablo Francisco

Pablo Francisco will be making his way to Australia for the fourth time this April with what promises to be a high-energy, frantic and bombastic show.

As a...
Gay Paris' Reunion At Mojo Burning Festival

All too often, when a local band starts to build a bit of a following, they can start to take themselves too seriously.

The chance to have some fun is usually the...
A Most Violent Year Review

Violence doesn't always equate to witnessing brutal acts of force and savagery on our screens. Emotional and internal violence of the spirit can be far more damaging and
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Focus Film Review

'Focus', the latest romantic comedy on offer from Glenn Ficarra and John Requa moves from twist to twist, keeping its audience guessing until its final moments. But is that
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What's Going On in Sydney and Surrounds

Sydney National

The rumours are true. Fleetwood Mac will bring their On With The Show World tour to Australia in 2015.

Rising out of the Ohio metalcore scene with their back-to-basics hardcore stomp, Beartooth's anthemic choruses, aggressive style and raw lyrics are throttling ears around the

Eley Kishimoto is the next big name to keep an eye on in the fashion world, coming straight from their hometown in London.

Raised in the ‘ghettos of Wollongong’, Frenchy has picked up comedy awards including Quest For The Best Finalist and Triple J RAW Comedy NSW Finalist.

Rowen's soulful vocals come straight from her heart.

Releasing a debut album for any artist can be a daunting experience.

Vito De Luca aka Aeroplane, the Italian-Belgian producer, has established himself as a party-starting DJ, a remixer du jour, and a leader of the nu-disco and Balearica music

"You are on the threshold of untold success."

Christina Rosenberg (aka Lola LaBelle) and Sarina del Fuego are two ladies committed to zapping some soul back into modern entertainment.

Jim Jefferies is arguably one of the most successful comedy exports that Australia has had in the last decade.

Clichés. Some films avoid them at all costs. Others subvert them to surprise their audience.

From outsider, cult heroes to beloved counter-culture royalty, Cheech & Chong have blazed a smokey trail across four decades becoming one of the most loved comedic duos.

Watersports enthusiasts know that, like any other hobby or recreational activity, there’s more to it than simply buying a jet ski and heading down to the boat ramp.

Allday has announced a full national Australia tour from the end of May.

Penelope Austin was born in the southern Highlands of NSW but, from the age of 15, has led a nomadic life travelling the world, most recently basing herself in New York

There are very few modern bands who have not only piqued my interest but also maintained my attention across multiple albums.

Pablo Francisco will be making his way to Australia for the fourth time this April with what promises to be a high-energy, frantic and bombastic show.

All too often, when a local band starts to build a bit of a following, they can start to take themselves too seriously.

Violence doesn't always equate to witnessing brutal acts of force and savagery on our screens. Emotional and internal violence of the spirit can be far more damaging and

'Focus', the latest romantic comedy on offer from Glenn Ficarra and John Requa moves from twist to twist, keeping its audience guessing until its final moments. But is that