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Gallery: Lindsey Stirling at Dr. Phillips Center For The Performing Arts, Orlando,02.08.24

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Gallery: Chicano Batman/ Lido Pimienta at Union Transfer, Philadelphia, 13.05.2024

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Gallery: CSS/ Sloppy Jane at The Foundry, Philadelphia, 06.05.2024

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The Kiffness

The Kiffness transforms Liberty Hall into a space where meme culture collides with live performance, offering Sydney fans a night of parody, humour, and undeniable grooves.

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Adelaide rock legends, The Superjesus rolled into Hobart town on the back of a tour promoting their fourth long-player, the self-titled The Superjesus. The band, Sarah McLeod on vocals & guitar, bass player Stu Rudd, lead guitarist Cameron Blokland and surprise drummer, Mick Skelton worked their way through the entirety of the latest album before …

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Wunderhorse

Wunderhorse make their Sydney debut at the Enmore Theatre, turning the raw energy of Midas into a raucous, full-blooded performance that confirms Jacob Slater’s band as one of Britain’s most vital new rock outfits.

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Reb Fountain

Reb Fountain transforms the Trocadero Room into a space of hushed intensity, weaving songs from her #1 New Zealand album How Love Bends into a set that is as haunting as it is poetic. Supported by Sarah Belkner, the night underscores the depth of storytelling that defines both artists.

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Mayday Parade

At Sydney’s Hordern Pavilion, Mayday Parade mark two decades together with a career-spanning set, joined by returning favourites Jack’s Mannequin and rising act The Home Team. The result is a night that feels less like nostalgia and more like a renewed connection between band and fans.

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The Foundry was buzzing the other Tuesday night with a strong crowd turning out for a double bill of cult favourites: The Bevis Frond and The Lemonheads. For those who hadn’t yet caught Nick Saloman’s long-running London outfit live, anticipation was high — and the band more than delivered. Their set showcased the eclectic mix …

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The Melbourne Ska Orchestra (MSO) brought their good-times vibes and warmth as they rode into town on a chilly Hobart evening, bringing their spaghetti-Western inspired, Ballad of Monte Loco tour to Tasmania for the first time. In a wonderful evening full of off-beats and dance grooves, Altar Bar came alive as a capacity crowd of …

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Sabaton

At the Hordern Pavilion, Sabaton’s stagecraft feels less like a concert and more like a living archive. Every blast of pyro, every martial stomp of rhythm, refracts through their two-decade devotion to metal as historical testimony. Before them, Amaranthe fold pop and death metal into something combustible, proof that even genre orthodoxies can burn bright under the right hands. Together, the two bands turn a Sydney night into an intercontinental lesson in scale, spectacle, and sheer force.

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Don Broco

Don Broco turn Manning Bar into a furnace of energy, delivering on promises made to Australian fans and setting the stage for their next chapter, with RedHook laying the groundwork in a blistering support slot.

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