WAAX dominated on the West Coast on Friday night, playing Jack Rabbit Slims to an eager crowd, supported by Rag N’ Bone and James Dylan and The Sadmen! What was another addition to what’s be a stellar Australian tour for WAAX, this Perth show was definitely one for the books. Photos by Stuart Sevastos.
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Dance was the name of the game at Margaret Court Arena on Wednesday evening, as New York’s LCD Soundsystem brought their A-game through. A run through their hits as well as introducing new material to the Melbourne audience for the first time went down a treat – a memorable gig for a band whose welcome back…
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Two Door Cinema Club made an almighty return to Melbourne after quite a while away this week, hitting Festival Hall as part of their Splendour in the Grass sideshow run. Supported by Last Dinosaurs and The Creases, the line up was like a celebration of that class indie music that had taken hold brilliantly back in 2010…
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Adelaide played host to the 2017 Australian Independent Record Label Awards for what was an incredible night. With amazing live performances by Henry Wagons, Elizabeth Rose and Russell Morris, the night really was all about A.B. Original, who won a bunch of awards. Check out the full list of award winners below and peep our…
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Catfish & The Bottlemen roared back into Melbourne on Friday night, taking to the iconic Festival Hall as part of their return to Australia for Splendour in the Grass. We were incredibly impressed with the group when they were last in the country for the Falls Festival tour over New Year’s, so to have them back…
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British rockers Royal Blood returned to Sydney as part of their Australian trip out for Splendour in the Grass to tear the Metro Theatre a new one – and did they ever. Supported by Concrete Surfers, the show has definitely laid the best foundations for Royal Blood’s newly announced tour of the country in April and May…
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Gang of Youths have been back in Australia (well, Dave and Joji, anyway) for the last week, flying in under the radar and continuing to promote the band’s forthcoming sophomore album, Go Father in Lightness. Last night, the boys put on a little show at The Lansdowne Hotel to reconnect with some fans and friends and stoke the fires until…
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Queens of the Stone Age pulled up in Sydney for the first time in a few years overnight, debuting new material from their forthcoming album Villains for a ravenous Hordern Pavilion crowd. Supported by Ecca Vandal, QOTSA revved up ahead of their Splendour appearance and put on an unforgettable gig. Photos by Gwen Lee.
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Japandroids returned to Adelaide for the first time since 2013’s infamous show up the city’s west end, for another cracker gig in the city supporting their new album, Near to the Wild Heart of Life. Supported by Horror My Friend, the Canadian duo kicked into high gear the only way they knew how, turning Adelaide’s Fat Controller…
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A stacked out line up of fine WA talent hit the stage at the Rosemount Hotel in Perth on Friday night, headlined by the indomitable Abbe May. Supported by Felicity Groom, Flossy, Leopard Lake and Ryan Beno, the show was a masterclass in performance with flair. Photos by Stuart Sevastos.
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Sydney’s Enmore Theatre hosted a trio of brilliant acts on Friday night, when In Hearts Wake took to the stage alongside Crossfaith and While She Sleeps all on the same bill. Furious and ambitious, the show demonstrated why these three are some of the best, deserving of all the accolades coming their way. Photos by Gwen Lee.
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Queens of the Stone Age are officially back in Australia, kicking off their 2017 tour with their first ever show in the Northern Territory. Performing at the Darwin Convention Centre overnight, the US legends didn’t let the tropics stop them from arriving in their leather-jacketed glory, putting on a killer show alongside NT breakthrough act Lonely Boys. “Thank…
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It was 100% Furnapalooza madness at the Enmore Theatre in Sydney over the weekend, as Furnace and The Fundamentals took the reins and led the packed out crowd through a night of festivities. Photos by Mikki Gomez.
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Grinspoon brought the 20th Anniversary of Guide to Better Living party to Sydney this week, tackling the Enmore Theatre overnight with Hockey Dad and Good Boy. A thrilling return for the band, Gwen Lee captured the below gallery!
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All Our Exes Live in Texas brought things home to Sydney on the weekend, with a wildly entertaining show alongside Ports and Kyran Wheatley at The Factory. Photos by Bruce Baker.
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