Public Enemy are back and in a huge way. Since 1987 this politically charged group have been influencing and entertaining,…
Gig Reviews (Page 38)
Fresh from slaying the same venue the night before, this sucker-for-extravagant-rock journo returned to the Palace Theatre last night for…
Twenty-two-year-old New Zealand sweetheart Kimbra Johnson rocked St Kilda’s Palais Theatre last night. Melbourne’s show was the second of her…
The Darkness exploded on stage at a sold-out Palace Theatre in Melbourne last night in their first Australian tour in…
Arts Marshall opened their set to a densely packed Annandale room, winning over the punters with their high-energy and catchy…
The Darkness bring big hair, dirty moes and epic guitar solos down to Eaton’s Hill.
Last night, Saturday the 5th of May, Husky graced us with their presence at the Oxford Art Factory after a…
I knew this gig was going to be special when I marked it my diary weeks ago. Valar’s hauntingly beautiful…
It’s been a long 10 years since Californians Fu Manchu toured Australia, so this was a most-anticipated event. And as…
Featuring its most diverse and cred-filled lineup yet, it’s no surprise the Bendigo leg of Groovin’ The Moo sold out in…
It takes a lot to get me out of bed on a rainy, grey Melbourne day like today was. However,…
It was a shaky start for the former Alexisonfire co-frontman Dallas Green, now known better as City and Colour, on…
A lazy writer would probably begin an article like this one by making a lame joke about dinosaurs and extinction.…
Despite a late start due to hiccups with the ticketing system and cues of epic proportions, the room was eager…
No one is more successful at being awkward than award-winning comedian Simon Amstell, hailing from London town. For those of…
Chet Faker took the blogisphere by storm earlier this year with his eargasmic cover of Blackstreet’s No Diggity. Like legions…
The Tivoli was a buzz on Tuesday night as a crowd of excited fans snaked all the way round from…
Bondi’s Beach Road Hotel, known for its first-class free gigs, upheld its reputation with an exceptional performance by Van She…
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