The concept of ‘A More Perfect Union’ has been something Gang Of Youths have been working towards for a long time now. As one of Australia’s current leading rock bands, the Sydney five piece have spent the majority of 2018 touring overseas. But they’ve finally returned home for a massive run of sold out headline…
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GALLERY: Holy Holy – The Triffid
The alternative rock vibes of Holy Holy have been circulating on Triple J for a couple of years now with tracks like ‘True Lovers’, ‘Sentimental And Monday’ and ‘Elevator’ receiving heavy rotation. The Melbourne based duo have coincidently toured a lot and constantly receive raving reviews for their energetic and powerful live shows. They have…
LIVE REVIEW: Kira Puru – Black Bear Lodge
“Fuck, shit!” were probably the most appropriate words for Kira Puru to say as she took to the stage for the opening night of her long awaited headlining tour. With the Brisbane crowd packing into the dimly lit Black Bear Lodge, the energy level was electric as she kicked off the show with ‘Alone’ and…
LIVE REVIEW: Alison Wonderland – The Tivoli
Alison Wonderland’s gruelling touring schedule has taken her all over the world. She’s played some of the biggest EDM music festivals and is quickly winning over a passionate fanbase along the way. Following the release of her sophomore studio album ‘Awake’ it only seemed fitting that she returned home to Australia for a national run…
GALLERY: Skillet – Eatons Hill Hotel
Christian rock has always been one of the most underrated genres with such a massive following all over the world with bands like Switchfoot, Everlife, Anberlin, Relient K and The Fray breaking into mainstream media. Another band who successfully made the transition into the charts and sold out shows all over the world is the…
GALLERY: ASH – The Zoo
Hailing from Ireland, indie-rock trio ASH have been making waves in the industry since they released their debut album ‘Trailer’ in 1994. Their sophomore record ‘1977’ went number one in the UK and saw them charting and gaining a massive fanbase all over the world, including in Australia. Following the release of their seventh studio…
LIVE REVIEW: The Rubens – The Tivoli
Emerging from the thick smoke and bright spotlights that clouded the stage, The Rubens walked out to a packed Brisbane crowd roaring with excitement. Launching straight into ‘Go On’ from their new album ‘LO LA RU’ they spent most of the show bouncing between new songs as well as favourites from their previous two records….
LIVE REVIEW: Safia – The Triffid
It’s quite well known that Thursday night crowds aren’t always the easiest to hype up, but SAFIA didn’t have that issue at the Brisbane stop of their intimate Starlight Tour. As the sold out crowd eagerly awaited the bands arrival, the moody blue and red lighting dimmed as they bursted onto the stage with the…
LIVE REVIEW: Matt Corby – Spotify Fans First
As the sun set on the picturesque backdrop of the Bundaleer Rainforest Gardens, this tranquil venue played the perfect host to a very intimate and special Matt Corby performance. Celebrating the release of his sophomore studio album ‘Rainbow Valley’, he teamed up with Spotify to perform to some of his biggest fans who have streamed…
LIVE REVIEW: Didirri – Woolly Mammoth
It’s no secret that intimacy is so powerful and Didirri has always comfortably lived in that world of vulnerability through his music. His live shows are a very emotional and transparent journey through the stories behind his intricate lyrics and smooth harmonies. Following the release of his debut EP ‘Measurements’ and a massive string of…
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