Sydney

The Lumineers Sydney Review @ Enmore Theatre

The Lumineers frontman Wesley Schultz recalls that 2013 was the band’s debut performance in Sydney. It was a gig fraught with misfortune with the keyboard failing them on the
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a-ha & Rick Astley 2020 Australia Tour

Two of the biggest, iconic names of '80s pop, a-ha and Rick Astley, are headed down under for a massive 2020 tour including a number of A Day On The Green dates. We're not
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Eliott Sydney Review @ The Vanguard

You know you're witnessing a unicorn when the hairs on your neck prick and shivers are literally sent down your spine. That's exactly how I felt all night at The Vanguard (11
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The Temper Trap Celebrate A Decade Since Debut Album

First exploding onto the Australian music scene in the late 2000s, there aren’t many Aussies who are unfamiliar with The Temper Trap – or at least wouldn’t recognise the
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Bastille Release “Apocalyptic Party Record” ‘Doom Days’

Dan Smith calls Bastille's new album, 'Doom Days', an “apocalyptic party record”, and what better way to soundtrack humanity's inexorable slide into oblivion?

“We...
Apply Now For 2019 Big Sky Girls Songwriting Mentorship

Over the past three years Big Sky Girls has become a crucial annual event supporting and mentoring young, regional women in music across Queensland.

The project...
2019 Mullum Music Festival Line-up

The much-loved Mullum Music Festival delivers a tasty baker's dozen with their first line-up announcement, with 13 national and international acts to get your tastebuds
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Mojo Juju, REMI & Kent Burnside Lead New Additions At 2019 Queenscliff Music Festival

Victoria's Queenscliff Music Festival have expanded their 2019 artist offering with R&B-soul queen Mojo Juju, Australian Music Prize winners REMI and Kent Burnside
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Dominic Fike 2019 Australia Tour
Update - 12 July, 2019: Dominic Fike's Sydney show has sold out. A second Oxford Art Factory date has been added for 14 October, and is on sale now.

'3 Nights'
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Alysha Brilla Brings A Whole Lot Of Femme Powerful Energy To Australia

In between saving the world and meeting her she-roes, Canadian independent singer-songwriter Alysha Brilla has been working on her fourth album.

The daughter of an...
Magnus Equals The Power Of Connection

Sydney band Magnus have flipped the switch on their new single 'Humbugger', taken from their forthcoming debut album 'Detachment'.

The second track to be taken from...
Augie March 'On The Quiet' Ten-Year Anniversary Tour

Australian music big wigs Augie March take it down a notch when they celebrate the ten-year anniversary of 2009's 'On The Quiet' tour.

In 2009, when it couldn’t get...
FOMO 2020 Full Line-Up

The line up for the much-loved one day, one stage, all-inclusive festival FOMO 2020 has landed.

With headliners Brockhampton and Octavian already announced, the...
Yours & Owls Reveals All-Ages Festival

For all the under-18s eager to dive into the festival pool for the first time, Yours & Owls are hosting an all-ages party featuring Angie McMahon, Baker Boy and
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Why Don't We 2019 Australia Tour

Pop group Why Don’t We will make their eagerly anticipated return to Australian shores late this year for their biggest shows yet.

The tour will comprise of three...
Punch Brothers Are Coming Ashore As They Return To Australia

Spend an evening with US bluegrass quintet Punch Brothers when they tour Australia this July off the back of their latest album, 'All Ashore'.

Released last year in...
James Morrison 2019 Australia Tour

British singer-songwriter James Morrison is headed to Australia later this year, with dates planned for Melbourne, Wollongong, Sydney, Brisbane and Gold
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The National Australia Tour

Indie rockers The National return to Australia in 2020 for a string of intimate performances with special guest Phoebe Bridgers.

The American band, who are...
The Soul Movers: Making Music Till They Drop

The Soul Movers, led by Lizzie Mack and her soul brother and former red Wiggle Murray Cook, are showing Australia what they’re made of.

“It’s been really positive...
City Of Gold Is Mining For Meaning: Healing Through Theatre

In 2015, while in rehearsals for the Shakespearean family tragedy, 'King Lear', Kalgoorlie-born actor Meyne Wyatt suffered his own personal heartbreak, the death of his
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Sydney

The Lumineers frontman Wesley Schultz recalls that 2013 was the band’s debut performance in Sydney. It was a gig fraught with misfortune with the keyboard failing them on the

Two of the biggest, iconic names of '80s pop, a-ha and Rick Astley, are headed down under for a massive 2020 tour including a number of A Day On The Green dates. We're not

You know you're witnessing a unicorn when the hairs on your neck prick and shivers are literally sent down your spine. That's exactly how I felt all night at The Vanguard (11

First exploding onto the Australian music scene in the late 2000s, there aren’t many Aussies who are unfamiliar with The Temper Trap – or at least wouldn’t recognise the

Dan Smith calls Bastille's new album, 'Doom Days', an “apocalyptic party record”, and what better way to soundtrack humanity's inexorable slide into oblivion?

Over the past three years Big Sky Girls has become a crucial annual event supporting and mentoring young, regional women in music across Queensland.

The much-loved Mullum Music Festival delivers a tasty baker's dozen with their first line-up announcement, with 13 national and international acts to get your tastebuds

Victoria's Queenscliff Music Festival have expanded their 2019 artist offering with R&B-soul queen Mojo Juju, Australian Music Prize winners REMI and Kent Burnside

'3 Nights'

In between saving the world and meeting her she-roes, Canadian independent singer-songwriter Alysha Brilla has been working on her fourth album.

Sydney band Magnus have flipped the switch on their new single 'Humbugger', taken from their forthcoming debut album 'Detachment'.

Australian music big wigs Augie March take it down a notch when they celebrate the ten-year anniversary of 2009's 'On The Quiet' tour.

The line up for the much-loved one day, one stage, all-inclusive festival FOMO 2020 has landed.

For all the under-18s eager to dive into the festival pool for the first time, Yours & Owls are hosting an all-ages party featuring Angie McMahon, Baker Boy and

Pop group Why Don’t We will make their eagerly anticipated return to Australian shores late this year for their biggest shows yet.

Spend an evening with US bluegrass quintet Punch Brothers when they tour Australia this July off the back of their latest album, 'All Ashore'.

British singer-songwriter James Morrison is headed to Australia later this year, with dates planned for Melbourne, Wollongong, Sydney, Brisbane and Gold

Indie rockers The National return to Australia in 2020 for a string of intimate performances with special guest Phoebe Bridgers.

The Soul Movers, led by Lizzie Mack and her soul brother and former red Wiggle Murray Cook, are showing Australia what they’re made of.

In 2015, while in rehearsals for the Shakespearean family tragedy, 'King Lear', Kalgoorlie-born actor Meyne Wyatt suffered his own personal heartbreak, the death of his