A hot and sweaty night took place at the Lansdowne Hotel overnight, with British favourites, The Cribs, coming through for a hectic set of live music that had fans packing the venue out. Photos by Bruce Baker.
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The Lords of Portugal made a triumphant return to Sydney overnight, stomping through the Enmore Theatre with a set brimming with jams, hits – all killer, no filler. Supported by Sloan Peterson and Clews, Portugal. The Man reminded us why they’re one of the best in the game. Photos by Bruce Baker.
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Sleeping With Sirens stormed Sydney’s Luna Park on the weekend, taking to The Big Top with Lower Than Atlantis and The Faim! Check out Gwen Lee’s gallery from the epic gig below.
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Alex the Astronaut and Stella Donnelly came together for one helluva show at Sydney’s Oxford Art Factory on Thursday night – a dynamic duo that we’ve been loving thrive individually over the last year. Photos by Bruce Baker.
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The Hard Aches brought together an awesome line-up of great Australian music at The Gov in Adelaide as they launched their new album ‘Mess’. Local legends Stabbitha & the Knifey Wifeys and Sincerely, Grizzly were welcome favourites while Antonia & the Lazy Susans made their second ever appearance in Adelaide! Kerrie Geier was there for…
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Husky returned to Sydney over the weekend, bringing latest single “Walking in Your Sleep” to the Lansdowne Hotel! Supported by Hachiku, the show was a welcome return from two of our favourite musos in Husky and Gideon Preiss. Photos by Bruce Baker.
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Swedish pop artist Tove Styrke made her Sydney debut this week, taking to the stage at the Oxford Art Factory – fresh off shows supporting Lorde in the US! It’s going to be a big year for Styrke and at the very least, this gig was a promising insight into what’s sure to be a long-standing relationship…
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All the action from one of Australian music’s night of nights – the 2018 APRA Awards. Nathan brings us his gallery direct from the red carpet at Sydney’s International Convention Centre.
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The almighty Northlane brought one helluva gig to the UNSW Roundhouse on Friday night, with Resist The Thought and Justice for The Damned throwing down equally as heavy sets! Photos by Gwen Lee.
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Julia Jacklin arrived in Adelaide on the weekend to take on the awesome floating venue – the Riverbank Palais – as part of this year’s Adelaide Festival. An excellent show put on by one of Australia’s best breakthrough songwriters of the last few years. Photos by Lauren Connelly.
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We love Art vs. Science – the boys have long been favourites in Adelaide and over the weekend, fans got to catch up with the Sydneysiders at a special gig at the Adelaide Festival‘s Riverbank Palais. Instagram tells us this was the last AvS show for a little while, so we’re even happier we were there. Photos by…
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Perfume Genius has been putting on some of the most mesmerising shows of the year, the artist bringing No Shape to Australian audiences for the first time. Hitting Adelaide on Thursday night for an unforgettable run at the Adelaide Festival’s Riverbank Palais, Perfume Genius had the crowd entranced. Photos by Lauren Connelly.
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George Ezra made his return to Australia after being away for some years this week, heading back to Sydney and this time performing at the Metro Theatre. Supported by one of Australia’s best pop artists, Ainslie Wills, this show was one we were hanging out for – and we weren’t disappointed. Photos by Gwen Lee.
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Taking to the Twilight at Taronga stage on Friday night, Sydney heroes The Preatures headlined an awesome night of music against the harbour’s iconic backdrop, while The Creases proved more than formidable supports for the evening. Photos by Bruce Baker.
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Bringing their acclaimed album BATS through to Perth’s Jack Rabbit Slims on Friday night, our favourites – Cub Sport – were welcomed with open arms. Supported by Eves Karydas and Merk, the show was a great example of Australian pop music functioning at its best. Photos by Stuart Sevastos.
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