The return of live gigs has been long-awaited by most people around the nation. While we’ve been grateful to see the gradual allowance of...

Hope D confirms her rise in Australian music as she moves from the beer garden to the main stage at the Triffid.

After literally months of waiting, Gordi was finally able to make the trip to Brisbane.

On Friday night I had the pleasure of seeing Winston Surfshirt and Becca Hatch do their thang at the Factory Theatre. Much to fans...

While live shows are in short supply, those that push through do not lack in entertainment. Indie pop newcomer, Azure Ryder journeys from...

Jaguar Jonze tastes the victory she so rightly deserves.

Brisbane's newest West End haunt The Westroom (formerly The Loft above the infamous Archive bar) hosted a sold out official launch of...

There’s something to be said for the intimacy and vulnerability of a sit-down gig. Artists have nowhere to hide- allowing fans to...

Up until last Friday the most physically painful moment of my life involved a lunchtime rugby incident and 3 broken bones in my arm,...

We step inside and find ourselves in a decadent theatre, transported back in time. Glancing around, we suddenly expect to see a crowd of...

Andy Martin's got the flair of a real rockstar. He plays the type of music that's just made for the live stage; it's fast and furious,...

The idea of going to a live gig right now may seem difficult to believe in. In some areas of the country, live music has been slowly...

Our fellow music loving friends over at Pilerats celebrated eight laps around the sun with a birthday bash at Jack Rabbit Slims; the...

Words by Brandon Taylor. Pictures by Rubin Danny. The music industry has been rocked by the Coronavirus pandemic, but I guess someone...

Wiki makes dirtbag rap. It’s grungy. It’s grimy. It’s punk. It’s the kind of music that suits a small venue such as Black Bear Lodge....

Check out the full gallery HERE Party In The Paddock is evidence of what can happen when good people come together for the right reasons....

Bleeding Knees Club delivered exactly what you would expect; a set that was frantic, unpredictable, sweaty and a little intoxicated.

The 2020 Laneway Festival was stacked with a lineup spanning across multiple genres. It had a good mix of dope Aussie bands, alternative ele

Dreamville has successfully continued their impressive run of Australian performances; this time Sydney got to witness JID steering the ship

St. Jerome has changed with the times. Laneway is not the festival it used to be. No longer is it a festival rooted in just the 'indie'....