Every show you go to of The Script is going to feel like a “greatest hits” show because let’s face it, their discography is full of chart topping hits and heart-warming anthems. The singalong’s are always passionate and loud, and the production value is always big. It becomes a celebration every time the Irish trio…
Category: Live Reviews
LIVE REVIEW: Mimi Webb – Princess Theatre
It’s been a while since we’ve had the opportunity to see a future star play on the verge of their global breakthrough. And in the case of Mimi Webb, Australia received the chance to see her intimately in small theatres ahead of her eventual mammoth domination. The British singer-songwriter has had a wild 12 months…
LIVE REVIEW: Thelma Plum – The Tivoli
A Thelma Plum hometown show is always special. There is just something about her crowds that feel warm, comforting, and overwhelmingly nice. It’s a safe space, and that is something the Gamilaraay singer-songwriter has always strived to create. Following the release of her ‘Meanjin EP’, she brought the visually charged songs to life on stage…
LIVE REVIEW: FLETCHER – The Triffid
FLETCHER is THE moment. Anyone that attended any of her three sold out Australian tour dates can back me up on that. Because next time the American singer-songwriter is back in Australia, the venues will be bigger, the production will be better, and the crowds will be louder. With the line circling the block around…
LIVE REVIEW: Spacey Jane – Fortitude Music Hall
Spacey Jane are in their “sold out” status, and rightfully so after the release of their critically acclaimed sophomore studio album ‘Here Comes Everybody’. The Perth four piece are currently on a national tour which has seen them play their biggest headline shows to-date along with their biggest production yet. Their Brisbane stop included three…
LIVE REVIEW: Louis Tomlinson – Fortitude Music Hall
I was a Directioner, and in some ways I still consider myself one. I saw One Direction six times over their six year reign. I saw them play the 2800 person capacity Beacon Theatre in New York during their first album run, and then saw them play to 50,000 people at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane…
LIVE REVIEW: Tate McRae – Fortitude Music Hall
Tate McRae is a superstar. But that isn’t something that the world doesn’t know by now as the Canadian singer, songwriter, and dancer has dominated the charts, hit viral status multiple times, and successfully sold out her debut headlining Australian tour in four minutes. It’s no small feat for any artist, but especially someone who…
GALLERY: Dope Lemon – Fortitude Music Hall
Dope Lemon is known to always deliver a visually charged live show that is experimentally leaning, while still having a strong musicianship at its very forefront. To celebrate the recent release of his third studio album ‘Rose Pink Cadillac’, the moniker of Angus Stone has hit the road for his biggest run of headline shows…
LIVE REVIEW: The Wombats – Riverstage
At this stage The Wombats are honorary Australians. I won’t take any arguments for this case as their fanfare every time they return to Australia is nothing short of extraordinary. It’s been a while in-between visits thanks to the global pandemic which hit pause on touring, but we are back in venues singing along together,…
LIVE REVIEW: The Kid LAROI – Riverstage
The Kid LAROI is one the biggest superstars in the world right now, and there’s no denying that fact. With two ARIA Music Aways, five Billboard Music Awards, an iHeartradio Music Award, and two Grammy Award nominations under his belt, his success has become a truly remarkable story of persistence and hard work from a…