LIVE REVIEW: Alex Lahey – The Zoo

Alex Lahey’s debut album “I Love You Like A Brother” is an impressive collection of quirky alternative rock songs with crunching guitar riffs and pop injected hooks. It may have only just got released but it’s bound to have a massive effect with it’s honest and emotional lyrics. To celebrate the release of the record…

LIVE REVIEW: Yeo – The Foundry

Melbourne producer YEO has established himself as one of Australia’s most diverse artists. His latest album “Desire Path” is a bold and experimental collection of DIY synths, rhythmic pop and slick dance beats while delivering soothing vocals and quirky lyrics. It truly is one of the most underrated albums of the year with multiple songs…

LIVE REVIEW: In Stereo – Old Museum

  In stereo don’t like being referenced to as a boyband and they proved why they deserve more than that title at their Brisbane headline show. Ever since being finalists on The X Factor Australia in 2015 the trio have released three EP’s, toured the country multiple times and have an army of loyal fans…

LIVE REVIEW: Beer InCider Experience – RNA Showgrounds

It’s officially spring and the sun is shining, the temperatures are closer to summer territory and you no longer want to spend the weekend indoors. So what better way to spend a Friday evening and Saturday afternoon than by drinking a cold beer or cider in the sun with some kick ass live music? Well…

LIVE REVIEW: The Preatures – Brisbane Festival

Every year Brisbane Festival offers a unique line up of theatre, cabaret, art and music but this year boasts one of their biggest and most ambitious line ups yet featuring the likes of London Grammar, Angus And Julia Stone and Megan Washington. Joining those names is the dynamic Sydney four-piece The Preatures who are currently…

LIVE REVIEW: The Getaway Plan – The Triffid

With the 10 year anniversary of The Getaway Plan’s highly acclaimed debut album “Other Voices, Other Rooms” quickly approaching the boys have decided to jump the gun and do an anniversary tour. Technically it’s only been 9 years and 7 months but it’s close enough that it’s worth celebrating. With a scent of pure nostalgia…

LIVE REVIEW: Ariana Grande – Brisbane Entertainment Centre

2017 has seen a lack of massive pop shows gracing the shores of Australia but Ariana Grande changed that with her biggest production to date. The Dangerous Woman Tour sees the songstress proving to sold out crowds why she is currently the biggest name in pop. The tour was under question if it would resume…

LIVE REVIEW: BIGSOUND 2017

As an avid music lover and a Brisbane local BIGSOUND has quickly become one of my favourite yearly events. Every September the bars and venues across Fortitude Valley get overloaded by music industry personnel, media and passionate music lovers to watch some of the best upcoming Australian and global acts. These thirty minute showcases allow…

THEATRE REVIEW: Kinky Boots – QPAC

Kinky Boots is the musical that Australia needs right now. Behind all the sequins, red costumes (not burgundy) and dazzling musical numbers there is a heartfelt story of acceptance. The award winning musical started its Australian run of dates in Melbourne last year and after travelling to Sydney the show has finally opened its doors…

LIVE REVIEW: Vera Blue – The Triffid 

Vera Blue is one of Australia’s most exciting newcomers. Her unique fusion of folk, electronic and pop has come to life over the past couple of years which saw her cement a bold sound on her debut album “Perennial”. She impressed with it’s emotional vulnerability and electrifying production. The album was split into 3 chapters…