BLEACHED TRACKS OF THE WEEK – Friday 28 February

Benson Boone – Sorry I’m Here For Someone Else Lizzo – Love In Real Life Amanda Reifer – RUDUMB? RIIKI REID – Over Romantic Matilda Mann – Worst Person Alive BANKS – Off With Her Head Spacey Jane – How To Kill Houseplants Djanaba – Times Like SIS Sebastian Schub – Ruin me Ecca Vandal…

GALLERY: The Kooks – Hordern Pavilion

British indie-rock royalty The Kooks have soundtracked many coming-of-age experiences with cult hits like “Naive” and “She Moves In Her Own Way”. With the release of recent single “Never Know” they’ve returned to Australia for a massive headline tour of all the hits and some high anticipated new music. They’re joined by rising star Briston…

LIVE REVIEW: Olivia Dean – Roundhouse

Olivia Dean is currently wowing audiences on the Laneway Festival lineup as it makes its way around New Zealand and Australia. Noted as a highlight on the bill, her mid afternoon set has showcased just how much of a star she is, and the love she’s get back in return has cemented that. With her…

GALLERY: Kesha – Enmore Theatre

A Kesha show at the Enmore Theatre is a WILD concept, but one I could definitely get around. The sold out intimate show saw the legendary Sydney venue turn into a glittery nightclub for one night only as the iconic pop star took the stage for an hour of greatest hits. With the crowd screaming…

GALLERY: You Me At Six – Enmore Theatre

It’s time for the end of an era. British rock band You Me At Six are taking a final bow, and have returned to Australia one last time before their disbandment. Joined by UK rising heavy stars Holding Absence and Australia’s own Hevenshe, they delivered an electrifying show at Enmore Theatre in Sydney. Check out…

GALLERY: SYCCO – Oxford Art Factory

2024 was a big year for Sycco with the release of her debut album “Zorb” which saw her take out triple j’s “Album Of The Year” at the J Awards. Now she’s kicking off 2025 with a massive celebration for the album with the “Sycco’s House Party” tour. Rolling into Sydney at the Oxford Art…

INTERVIEW: Chelsea Cutler

As you reach your mid-twenties you start to realise so many things about yourself that it almost feels like a second coming-of-age era. You begin to look around and notice the growth and understand things that maybe weren’t so clear beforehand. You also find yourself wanting to connect more and become more present in the…