Rupaul’s Drag Race is no longer just a secret guilty pleasure. The hit TV show has become a worldwide phenomenon that has won Rupaul two Emmy’s and has encouraged a global conversation of equality, respect and love. The show has just wrapped up it’s tenth season and to celebrate the milestone the top four have…
Category: Live Reviews
LIVE REVIEW: Gwen Stefani – Zappos Theater
A Las Vegas residency is always an exciting time in an artists career because it’s a celebration of their music, their legacy as well as brings fans from all over the world to unite even if it’s just for one night. It’s also an excuse for the artist to indulge in an extravagant production and…
LIVE REVIEW: Marlon Williams – The Triffid
There is something really soothing about a heartbreak song whether your’re listening just to shed a tear, to live in a cluster of feelings or even to be comfortable with the feeling of emptiness. And Marlon Williams’ sophomore record ‘Make Way For Love’ perfected the ultimate mix of tragic hopelessness and the romantic strive for…
LIVE REVIEW: Lana Del Rey – Riverstage
There’s no hiding the fact that Lana Del Rey has one of the most supportive fanbases in the current pop world. Ever since she first appeared on the scene with “Born To Die” she quickly won over a legion of fans with her raw vulnerability and emotional storytelling. The last time she was in Australia…
LIVE REVIEW: Good Charlotte – Riverstage
Ever since the Australian festival scene lost Soundwave in 2015 we have had a massive dent in the rock music category. But finally we received a replacement with the birth of Download Festival in Melbourne. The inaugural festival boasted a line up of the likes of Korn, Good Charlotte, Limp Bizkit, Mastodon, NOFX and…
LIVE REVIEW: Camp Cope – The Tivoli
Earlier this month Camp Cope delivered one of the most important Australian albums of the year. The Melbourne punk meets indie-rock trio have never strayed away from telling it the way it is which has caused controversy and spread important awareness at the same time. They stood up against sexual assault and female inequality during…
LIVE REVIEW: George Maple – The Triffid
George Maple has just set the bar for live shows. Actually, let me scrap that. She’s just changed the whole entire game. The songstress is already one of Australia’s leading electronic-pop artists and she’s no stranger to the touring circuit with sold out club tours and massive festival spots under her belt as well as…
LIVE REVIEW: Meg Mac – The Tivoli
Earlier this year Meg Mac finally released her debut album “Low Blows” which captivated listeners with honest and bold songs that perfectly captured her unique vocals and soulful sound. To coincide with the release she announced a massive headlining tour which saw all of the dates selling out instantaneously. Towards the end of the tour…
LIVE REVIEW – Dean Lewis – The Zoo
2017 has seen Dean Lewis secure himself as one of Australia’s hottest newcomers. His breakthrough single “Waves” scored him global recognition after featuring in episodes of hit TV shows Riverdale and Suits and has since opened major doors to allow him to tour the USA. Following the release of his debut EP “Same Kind Of…
LIVE REVIEW: Sia – Allianz Stadium
A stadium setting was always going to be a strange experience for a Sia concert. When I picture Sia and her visual art presentations I imagine them in a small intimate setting or in an arena at the largest, not in front of 45,000 people at a football stadium. But she ambitiously gave Sydney one…