What's Going On in Sydney and Surrounds

A new EP, two new singles, and two Sydney Fringe shows packed with original material: An eye should be kept on Dion Condack and Dobby.

Fresh out the kitchen, Melbourne's Sophisticated Dingo have delivered upon early expectations of brash and gnarly garage rock, with the release of debut EP, 'Tastes Just Like

St Ives Medieval Faire, Sydney's premier annual living history event, returns for its fifth annual event at St Ives Showgrounds on Sydney's north shore 22-23

The Australian circus scene is getting a very deadly shake-up with the arrival of 'Chasing Smoke', the only all-Indigenous contemporary circus crew touring

Returning to the Sydney Fringe Festival this September is the dark comedy, 'Airlock: A Nihilistic Cabaret About The End Of The World'.

Thirsty Merc are picking up the keys and getting ready to hit the road again, starting with headlining the 20th anniversary of the iconic Deni Ute Muster in Far North

Ahead of an Australian tour that kicks off tomorrow (14 September) to promote the release of their new EP, 'Silver Linings', Caravana Sun will release a video clip to recent

Adelaide-based alternative-rock trio Colour Machine are back with a new single, 'Laughing Last', which is the lead track from their third EP 'Strengthen My Hands' (which is

Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively star in 'A Simple Favour'... It's a sexy, stylish psychological film that is as funny as it is thrilling.

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They sang about 'Typical Girls' but in reality they were anything but. The Slits were a ferocious, female punk band who played alongside The Clash, The Sex Pistols and

With supports alongside Tech N9ne, R.A The Rugged Man and Merkules on their resume, hip hop duo No Label Necessary have gained a solid foot-hold in the music industry,

If cinematic genius is what director/writer duo Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani were striving to achieve with this literary adaption, they've gone above and beyond the call

Sydney's about to get a taste of the psychiatrist's life.

Hockey Dad took over Enmore Theatre on Saturday night (8 September) and it was as sweaty and chaotic as everyone expected.

Melbourne jazz-soul ensemble Dr Sinha's Jazz Lobotomy return with their second single, 'Invisible Kids', that is released tomorrow (12 September).

Heading over from Australia's west coast, 'Stuck' is making its Sydney debut.

If you haven’t heard of Larry Cohen then the documentary 'King Cohen' will turn you into a fan.

Finalists have been announced for the inaugural Australian Women In Music Awards (AWMA), which will be presented in a star-studded ceremony in Brisbane this

It's time to start planning your 2019 Laneway adventure, with venues and dates announced.