Over the years something I’ve always said about Lauv is that he knows how to put on an incredible masterclass of a show. From seeing him on his debut run of Australian shows in 2018, to his upgraded production tour in 2019, he showed a lot of signs of growth and levelling up with an…
Category: Live Reviews
LIVE REVIEW: Delta Goodrem – Sydney Coliseum Theatre
It’s been 20 years since the release of Delta Goodrem’s record-breaking debut album “Innocent Eyes”, and if you grew up in Australia then it’s safe to say that this album played a special place in your life in one way or another. All five singles from the album reached #1 on the ARIA charts, and…
LIVE REVIEW: G FLIP – Enmore Theatre
G Flip is a born entertainer. For 90 minutes, their “DRUMMER Australian Tour” at the Enmore Theatre was a pure masterclass in performance and musicianship. From firstly creating a safe space where everyone could be authentically themselves and find an escapism from their day-to-day life, to delivering a show that was visually and sonically captivating,…
LIVE REVIEW: Evanescence – Qudos Bank Arena
Anniversary concerts are always interesting. It’s usually a celebratory affair of a defining moment in a career, and in Evanescence’s case the 20th anniversary of their debut album “Fallen” was one to definitely reminisce on. With two Grammy awards under their belt during this album cycle, and two mammoth chart topping singles that are still…
LIVE REVIEW: Cub Sport – Enmore Theatre
Ethereal, romantic, and cathartic – those are the three perfect words to describe Cub Sport’s “Jesus At The Gay Bar Tour”. Every time they play a show, the Brisbane based four-piece always manage to cultivate a safe and inclusive energy that brings together so many people to celebrate queerness, love, and expression, and this tour…
LIVE REVIEW: The Snuts – Manning Bar
The Snuts know how to deliver a punchy live show full of big singalong’s, catchy guitar riffs, and a whole lot of energy. Returning to Australia for a three-day whirlwind trip, the Scottish indie-rock band didn’t hold back as they proved to audiences why their live show has become so acclaimed. Wrapping up the tour…
LIVE REVIEW: Tove Lo – Roundhouse
Tove Lo has been coming to Australia since 2014. From opening for Katy Perry, performing at the ARIAS and doing triple j Like A Version, to selling out multiple headline shows and playing festivals like Splendour In The Grass and Listen Out, her rise has been so exhilarating to watch. The Swedish pop star is…
LIVE REVIEW: Arlo Parks – Sydney Opera House
Following the recent release of her sophomore album “My Soft Machine” in May, Arlo Parks has returned to Australia after sold out debut shows last year. With a coveted seat at Splendour The Grass on the cards this time, the British singer-songwriter backed it up with some exclusive headline shows, including a night at the…
LIVE REVIEW: Del Water Gap – Oxford Art Factory
“You can stop gate keeping me now. I want to play Sydney Opera House next summer” Del Water Gap exclaimed at the end of his packed debut Sydney headline show at Oxford Art Factory over the weekend, and he was so correct. The New York based singer-songwriter is a bonafide star, and if this show…
LIVE REVIEW: Noah Cyrus – Metro Theatre
Some artists just know how to mesmerise you in the most organic and authentic way possible, and Noah Cyrus confirmed herself one of those artists while in Australia on her debut headline visit. The American singer-songwriter kicked off proceedings in Sydney with a sold out show at the Metro Theatre. The 90 minute intimate affair…
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