Danish electro-pop superduo ROYA have racked up massive streaming numbers and a devoted global following, so catching them at the intimate Oxford Art Factory over the weekend felt like a…
Rainbow Kitten Surprise close out their Australian tour with a sold-out show at Sydney’s Enmore Theatre, delivering an emotionally charged set that blends indie rock, genre-defying songwriting and raw onstage connection, with support from rising songwriter Holly Hebe.
Peggy Gou transforms Carriageworks in Sydney with a genre-fluid DJ set, blending house, techno and disco into a slow-burning dancefloor experience, wowing a packed Carriageworks crowd.
Renee Rapp’s first Sydney show feels less like an introduction and more like a statement of intent. Drawing from Snow Angel and her 2025 release Bite Me, she balances vulnerability with bite, shifting easily between sharp pop hooks and moments of emotional clarity. The Hordern Pavilion listens closely, singing back lyrics that already feel lived-in, as Rapp proves that her transition from stage and screen to headline artist is not only complete, but compelling.
After a hiatus of 7 years, Bingley rockers Marmozets returned with a bang, dropping their new record A Kiss From A Mother at the end of 2025. It marked the…
The Plot In You front a stacked bill alongside Fit For A King, Boundaries and Banks Arcade, as Sydney hosts a night that traces multiple strands of modern metalcore in one tightly packed room.
The O2 Apollo in Manchester has long been a proving ground for metal bands, a venue whose intimate yet expansive layout allows both technical virtuosity and emotional resonance to shine.…
Soulfly bring commanding force to the Enmore Theatre, with Max Cavalera at the centre of a bill that also welcomes Nailbomb’s industrial fury and Snot’s long-awaited return, linking multiple generations of heavy music in one relentless night.