Brisbane

Broadway In Brisbane - Avenue Q Review

Broadway in Brisbane, 'Avenue Q' smashes it at the Arts Theatre.

What happens when you take a multi-award-winning Off-Broadway musical and pop it in a local...
The Used: For Freedom And Free Music

In the wake of Australia's budget uproar, The Used's newfound revolutionary stance is more relevant to fans down under than ever.

Followers of The Used will have...
Own The Streets With The Owls

With a new EP soon to be released, Steel City lads The Owls are bringing their snarling brand of raucous rock north for several live dates.

Drummer Matt McDonough...
Five TLC Videos: Girl Talk At Waterfalls

Ahead of their very first Australian tour next month, we’ve selected five TLC music videos for your guilty viewing pleasure.

Go ahead, it’s Friday and you’ve earned...
Winter Is Here With The Vancouver Sleep Clinic

Brisbane’s homegrown emerging folk electronica artist Tim Bettinson, aka Vancouver Sleep Clinic, has already toured with big names London Grammar and Daughters.

Now...
Vocal Play With Naturally 7

By combining elements of beatboxing, mimicry, R&B, and gospel, Naturally 7 take a cappella to a whole new level.

They call it ‘Vocal Play’, an innovative new...
Magic Hour: Fairytales, Fables and Folk Stories

Fairytales, fables and folk stories, QTC's latest production 'The Magic Hour' takes the sweet and the scary and twists them into bleakly hilarious tales. This one-woman show
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Tell All Your Friends Taking Back Sunday Are Coming

Despite the softer, matured sound of their latest record, Taking Back Sunday still remain staple players in the punk scene.

Sporting their 'classic' line-up from...
Getting Spacious With The Jukka Perko Avara Trio

Finnish saxophonist Jukka Perko is a major figure in the Scandinavian jazz scene and is rightly acknowledged as one of Europe’s premier jazz artists.

A teenage...
Temples @ The Zoo Review

It may have been Orphans Orphans’ first gig, but these guys are far from being strangers to the Brisbane scene.

The 'supergroup' shares members with Morning Harvey,...
More Acts Announced For Caxton Street Seafood Festival

The 20th annual Caxton Street Seafood & Wine Festival has released its third round of artist announcements, with the addition of a new stage to accompany
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Naomi Price As Miley Cyrus In Wrecking Ball

Naomi Price isn’t one to shy away from portraying some of the biggest artists of the time. Having mastered the world of Adele, Naomi is preparing to enter the wild and
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Hidden Treasures: Art With Heart

Meet the peeps that are "proud to print". Or as Straight Jacket Press like to say, “Screw digital!”

Robert and Michelle Chalender, the owners of Fortitude Valley...
Collusion: Pete Rock & DJ Premier @ Oh Hello Review

Friday night (May 9) saw a line-up of hip hop fans stretched down the street, outside Oh Hello in Brisbane.

Inside, Pete Rock and DJ Premier made their entrance on...
Cut Copy @ Eatons Hill Hotel Review

While perhaps a majority of Brisbane's cool kids were Tivoli-bound on Saturday night for electro hipsters du jour Rufus, a modest but dedicated crowd headed down South Pine
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Fringe Theatre: HIM Review

An incredibly intriguing perspective on the effects memories can have, HIM was a completely raw performance which was amazingly emotive.

Part of Anywhere Theatre...
Rufus @ The Tivoli Review

If you were lucky enough to see Rufus at Falls Festival and at The Tivoli on Saturday night, then you’re probably feeling just as disappointed as I am.

The Sydney...
James Vincent McMorrow: Spatial Awareness. Australian Tour 2014

James Vincent McMorrow’s music is tailor-made to fill big spaces, metaphorically and literally. Luckily for him – and us – an upcoming show at QPAC will allow it to do just
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A Tribute Of Sorts: Review

Ivan Plank (Dash Kruck) and his cousin Juniper (Emily Burton) present the audience with their own play about the impossibly dark subject matter of 26 unfortunate accidents
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Introducing East Of Ely

Born from a mere appreciation for hardware and a love for American TV personality Mike Wolfe, Sydney-based five-piece East Of Ely was built on borrowed vintage gear housed at
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Brisbane

Broadway in Brisbane, 'Avenue Q' smashes it at the Arts Theatre.

In the wake of Australia's budget uproar, The Used's newfound revolutionary stance is more relevant to fans down under than ever.

With a new EP soon to be released, Steel City lads The Owls are bringing their snarling brand of raucous rock north for several live dates.

Ahead of their very first Australian tour next month, we’ve selected five TLC music videos for your guilty viewing pleasure.

Brisbane’s homegrown emerging folk electronica artist Tim Bettinson, aka Vancouver Sleep Clinic, has already toured with big names London Grammar and Daughters.

By combining elements of beatboxing, mimicry, R&B, and gospel, Naturally 7 take a cappella to a whole new level.

Fairytales, fables and folk stories, QTC's latest production 'The Magic Hour' takes the sweet and the scary and twists them into bleakly hilarious tales. This one-woman show

Despite the softer, matured sound of their latest record, Taking Back Sunday still remain staple players in the punk scene.

Finnish saxophonist Jukka Perko is a major figure in the Scandinavian jazz scene and is rightly acknowledged as one of Europe’s premier jazz artists.

It may have been Orphans Orphans’ first gig, but these guys are far from being strangers to the Brisbane scene.

The 20th annual Caxton Street Seafood & Wine Festival has released its third round of artist announcements, with the addition of a new stage to accompany

Naomi Price isn’t one to shy away from portraying some of the biggest artists of the time. Having mastered the world of Adele, Naomi is preparing to enter the wild and

Meet the peeps that are "proud to print". Or as Straight Jacket Press like to say, “Screw digital!”

Friday night (May 9) saw a line-up of hip hop fans stretched down the street, outside Oh Hello in Brisbane.

While perhaps a majority of Brisbane's cool kids were Tivoli-bound on Saturday night for electro hipsters du jour Rufus, a modest but dedicated crowd headed down South Pine

An incredibly intriguing perspective on the effects memories can have, HIM was a completely raw performance which was amazingly emotive.

If you were lucky enough to see Rufus at Falls Festival and at The Tivoli on Saturday night, then you’re probably feeling just as disappointed as I am.

James Vincent McMorrow’s music is tailor-made to fill big spaces, metaphorically and literally. Luckily for him – and us – an upcoming show at QPAC will allow it to do just

Ivan Plank (Dash Kruck) and his cousin Juniper (Emily Burton) present the audience with their own play about the impossibly dark subject matter of 26 unfortunate accidents

Born from a mere appreciation for hardware and a love for American TV personality Mike Wolfe, Sydney-based five-piece East Of Ely was built on borrowed vintage gear housed at