Live Review & Gallery: From Kill Bill to Crowbar – The 5.6.7.8’s In Sydney 20.03.2025
Tokyo’s Wildest Rockers Are Back – And They’re Louder Than Ever
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live review: stiff little fingers, ricky warwick and the fighting hearts. the barbican, york. 18/03/2025
The Barbican was full of legends tonight and the crowd didn’t disappoint either. When Ricky Warwick and the Fighting Hearts hit the stage the gathered ensemble was modest to say…
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Live Review & Gallery: HONNE Bring the Feels to Sydney’s Roundhouse 19.03.2025
Sydney Gets a Masterclass in Emotionally Charged Alt-Pop From HONNE
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Live Review & Gallery: The Timeless New Order Takes On The Grand Sydney Opera House Forecourt – Eora Land/Sydney, 14.03.25
A full moon ballooned over the Opera House Forecourt, reflecting off the iconic sails as thousands of fans pushed through Sydney’s typical public transport chaos and signature late-summer humidity. The…
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Live Gallery: Wollongong Got a Taste of Salty – Here’s What Went Down
We Saw Salty in Wollongong
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Live Review: Dhruv – Scala, London. 13.03.25
Smooth and soulful, Dhruv has Scala rapt with his introspective storytelling
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Live Review: Antony Szmierek – Leeds, 07.03.25
Antony Szmierek brings poetry and beats to Leeds, in support of his new album
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LIVE REVIEW: Beans On Toast at The Grove, Newcastle. 15.03.2025.
A glorious night of singing, dancing, smiling, laughing and the pricking of people’s social conscience. Beans On Toast, aka Jay McAllister, has released an album every year for the last…
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Live Review: Painted Places / Husk / Black Fern – NE Volume, Stockton 07.02.2025
My first visit to Stockton’s finest music venue, NE Volume, this year was an interesting choice, as tonight’s triple bill turned out to be a pleasing selection. Painted Places were…
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Live Review & Gallery: It’s Róisín Murphy’s World and We’re Welcome To It – Enmore Theatre, Eora Land/Sydney, 13.03.25
Róisín Murphy doesn’t do normal gigs. She shapeshifts, unravels, reinvents, and pulls us all along for the ride. Sitting somewhere between the driven absurdity of Laurie Anderson and the pop…
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