In a mammoth Thursday night bill, Aussie icons The Amity Affliction were joined by Pvris, Beartooth and Make Them Suffer at the Hordern Pavilion in Sydney. The AU’s own iconic photographer, Gwendolyn Lee, captured all the bands in action. Check out the gallery here: For more on The Amity Affliction and their tour, which heads…
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Some of Tassie’s finest sons, Luca Brasi, returned to Adelaide overnight; hitting The Gov for a weeknight full of chaotic music ready to share. The crowd, packed out and eager to get amongst it, met the band’s energy with their own electric enthusiasm – a rightly deserved environment for the group, who are continuing to rise…
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Hanson are currently in the country celebrating 20 years of Middle of Nowhere and if you’ve been to any of the brothers’ shows in the past four or five years, you’ll know just how popular and lively they are. Gwen Lee was down at the Enmore Theatre to catch Hanson rolling out all the hits from…
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Bad//Dreems had a magnificent hometown show at The Gov on Saturday night, wrapping up their national Gutful tour with The Creases. John Goodridge was there and captured all the action. Gutful is out now.
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Stuart Sevastos was down at Perth’s Rosemount Hotel to capture Premiss and Silvertongue do their thing! Check out our official gallery from the night below.
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It was another crazy night at Fat Controller, Adelaide’s hottest club, where DZ Deathrays tore down the roof. Sailor Jerry was hosting barber style haircuts, while backstage, Unseen Tattoo were doing their thing. Local bands, Pemberton and She’s the Band, were just as energetic so the vibe in the room was at level 11 from…
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Excited punters packed into The Gov in Adelaide last night for the second stop in Killing Heidi‘s reunion tour. The sell out crowd danced and sang along as Ella & Jesse Hooper and their band played all the hits from their huge debut album Reflector, plus many more. Kerrie Geier was there for the AU review.
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The crowd of mostly young girls screamed as soon as Tash Sultana walked on stage. “But I haven’t even done anything yet,” she said cheekily. But this expectation was well met during the performance. The way she enchants for the whole show is something to behold. The whole range of emotions is there, from raw…
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Ryan Adams is currently in the country to play a few shows with Sydney’s Middle Kids. Friday night saw him play the Margaret Court Arena in Melbourne, and Rebecca Houlden was there to capture the man in action. Check out the photos here:
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Rising star Julia Jacklin played her biggest headline show in Sydney to date last night at the Metro Theatre, wowing crowds and delivering a powerful set. Mikki Gomez was there to capture Julia in action. Check out the gallery here and to find out more about to show and Julia’s support acts, read Dylan Marshall’s…
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The Paddock Sessions returned to the Hunter Valley’s Taer Angwidd Farm in Wollombi this weekend. Bruce Baker was there and brings us photos of Imogen Clark, This Way North, Joe Mungovan, Abby Dobson, Martha Marlow, John Flanagan Trio and Vanishing Shapes.
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Dan Sultan returned to Adelaide for a stripped back and intimate show at The Gov on Sunday night and man, was it a performance. With a piano on stage and that renowned vocal taking centre focus, Sultan captivated at the iconic South Australian venue. Photos by Lauren Connelly.
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Wolfmother returned to Sydney for a blistering show at the Metro Theatre, supported by Davey Lane and Immigrant Union. A return to form in the eyes of many, while a strong introduction to the band’s music for many others, Wolfmother certainly captured the attention of the room. Photos by Gwen Lee.
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Talk about a way to wrap up a tour. West Thebarton Brothel Party brought the ‘Moving Out’ tour to a triumphant end with a hometown show in Adelaide at The Ed Castle, playing to a sold out room. With a solid line up of support acts behind them, the seven-piece revelled in the energy the crowd…
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The 2017 APRA Music Awards brought together the Australian music community to celebrate songwriters doing fantastic things at home and abroad through 2017, with major winners being the likes of Flume and D.D Dumbo. Ahead of the official proceedings, Nathan Atkins was on the red carpet to snap guests working it.
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