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Live Gallery: The Horrors and G.U.N. transform Manning Bar into a pulsating fever dream 11.04.2026

There’s a particular kind of darkness that settles over Manning Bar — not theatrical, not decorative, but lived-in. The room feels less like a venue and more like a holding space for…

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News: Phil Jamieson announces new album 10Charlie and massive PJ AIR tour

Phil Jamieson isn’t easing into his next chapter — he’s launching it at full altitude. The new single ‘Weekends’ landed on 10 April and sophomore album 10Charlie set for August 14, the former Grinspoon frontman is mapping…

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News: Less Than Jake Announce Australian Tour

Less Than Jake are back where they arguably make the most sense — in front of loud rooms, horns blazing and everything moving just a little faster than it probably should.…

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Live Gallery: Pierce the Veil, Movements and Jack Kays light up Sydney’s Hordern Pavilion 10.04.2026

Inside the Hordern Pavilion tonight, a packed room hums with anticipation, fans decked out like it’s not just a gig but a full-blown event — a shared language of identity, nostalgia…

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News: Purity Ring announce first Australian tour in a decade

After a decade away from Australian stages, Purity Ring are bringing their immersive, otherworldly live show back this June, locking in headline dates across Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne, alongside an…

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News: Fokofpolisiekar, Van Coke Kartel, aKing and Die Heuwels Fantasties reunite for VanFokKingTasties

Four bands, one city, and a name that still hits like a punchline and a promise. Fokofpolisiekar, Van Coke Kartel, aKing and Die Heuwels Fantasties are reassembling the Bellville universe, reviving VanFokKingTasties for the first…

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News: Noah Kahan scales up — The Great Divide tour lands in Australia with his biggest shows yet.

Noah Kahan is scaling up — and not by inches. With The Great Divide World Tour now locked in for late 2026, the Vermont-born songwriter is stepping into his biggest international run yet,…

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Track: Wrap up in the warm melancholic embrace of debut single ‘Snow Day’, from Naarm/Melbourne artist Hannah Potter.

Rippling acoustic guitars and a cello that makes you weep opens up the absolutely gorgeous single ‘Snow Day’ from Naarm/Melbourne artist Hannah Potter. Her mellifluous and velvet-toned voce enters, gliding…

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Live Gallery: MAY-A and Lucky ignite Liberty Hall in explosive Sydney show 09.04.2025

Something is already breaking loose inside Liberty Hall — a room packed with a mainly female crowd whose excitement doesn’t just build, it spills over, screams ricocheting off the walls like they’ve…

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Interview: It’s Not a Documentary — It’s an Act: Baxter Dury on Nepotism, Performance and the Strange Theatre of Modern Life

When I last saw Baxter Dury, it was during Dark Mofo in Hobart — a setting whose nocturnal weirdness felt oddly perfect for his particular brand of dry, late-night storytelling.…

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