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Low Stakes Presents The Genevieves, Destinezia & The Organics
The gig is part of Northern Sound System’s Low Stakes program aimed at helping young music lovers learn how to put on a live event.
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Eli “Paperboy” Reed: Brought Life Back to the Dead
Heading Down Under to celebrate the 20th anniversary of his debut album, Sings Walkin' And Talkin' And Other Smash Hits!, Eli “Paperboy” Reed chatted with The Note about punk music, Motörhead and Merle Haggard.
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Kiasmos Revealed as the First Artist Performing At Illuminate Adelaide 2025
The Icelandic techno duo takes over Hindley Street Music Hall in July.
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Review: SPEED @ Lion Arts Factory 22/03/25
ARIA Award winners and hardcore globetrotters SPEED levelled the Lion Arts Factory when they returned to Adelaide, embracing local hardcore and above all cherishing their friends and fans.
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The Norwood Food & Wine Festival Returns for Gather Round in April
Spend the day tasting local food and wine while watching all three Gather Round matches scheduled for that afternoon on big screens along the Parade.
NEWS
The gig is part of Northern Sound System’s Low Stakes program aimed at helping young music lovers learn how to put on a live event.
The Bennies are hitting the road in support of their upcoming new album, You Can’t Put Out This Fire.
The band are playing a special show in support of Chris Parkinson’s solo record, Children During Wartime.
Brutal grindcore act Pig Destroy return to our shores for the first time in over 15 years.
The Sydney duo are teaming with a selection of Australia’s finest symphony orchestras for a special tour.
The frontman was involved in a motor accident that forced the band to cancel their Bass In The Domain headline show.
The festival organisers have named “rising operational costs associated with event production and stringent festival regulations” as the reason for the festival’s hiatus.
The indie-folk songstress is heading to Adelaide for the first time as part of her tour.
INTERVIEWS
Like Desert Island Discs. Only South Australian – and without the litigation from the BBC.
Old Mervs are coasting into shore in tow with their hotly anticipated self-titled album. The two-piece tell all on what it takes to build a genre-blind debut LP
Ahead of Josh Pyke’s concert alongside the ASO this April, the Sydney native waxes lyrical about his “watershed” record and wrangling an orchestra.
Heading Down Under to celebrate the 20th anniversary of his debut album, Sings Walkin' And Talkin' And Other Smash Hits!, Eli “Paperboy Reed” chatted with The Note about punk music, Motörhead and Merle Haggard.
Ahead of their album launch at The Gov this weekend, we chatted with Paul Lewis, drummer for local thrash metal trio Hidden Intent, about their new album Terrorform, performing at Froth & Fury Fest and what to expect from their album launch.
The next month will see Alexander Flood play Renew Adelaide’s Westbound festival, launch an album and play interstate. There’s no rest for this multi-hyphenate, genre-blind music sensation.
Ahead of The Presets’ exclusive DJ set at Gluttony for Adelaide Fringe, Julian Hamilton – one-half of the multi-award-winning Sydney outfit – lets loose about their craziest shows, cracking Adelaide’s music scene and what country has the best salt and vinegar chips.
ARIA award-winning singer-songwriter Emily Wurramara is taking her record of rebirth to WOMADelaide, ready to inspire audiences with its authentic messages of self-compassion and resilience.
One of Australia’s great singer-songwriters, Peter Bibby is celebrating the 10th anniversary of his classic debut album, Butcher / Hairstylist / Beautician, with an Australian tour. Ahead of his Adelaide show at the Cranker, Bibby waxed lyrical about the record, the tour and his views on how music is consumed.
Rum Jungle Vocalist Benny McIntyre tells all on the stories and sounds that make this record your next must-listen
Performing at WOMADeliade this weekend as part of her Australian tour, Bess Atwell chats about her creative process, relationship with honesty and performing in Australia.
Ahead of their debut at WOMADelaide, Grammy-winning trio Digable Planets reflect on their seminal second album Blowout Comb – a jazz-informed, hip hop record that remains a raw and unfiltered portrait of America’s socio-political landscape 30 years later.
Get to know Gernz: a punk-fuelled, Aus-rock band born from Mount Gambier’s DIY scene. They lift the lid on why their hometown is emerging as music’s must-visit destination…
Ahead of supporting Alestorm and playing at Pirate Life Brewing’s 10th birthday, we chatted with Stabbitha and the Knifey Wifeys about the Adelaide music scene, the creative process and what 2025 holds for the band.
Like Desert Island Discs. Only South Australian – and without the litigation from the BBC.
Emerging alt act Sunsick Daisy are an unstoppable force in Adelaide’s music scene. They take their genre-defying sound to community-driven punk fest, Nice Day To Go To The Club, this month...
Ahead of Magic Dirt’s appearance at the nostalgia-filled Lookout Festival, we talked with frontwoman Adalita about the power of music, dealing with grief and doing her bit to save the planet.
We got the chance to chat with Kelly’s Wayke lead vocalist and bodhrán player Damien Kelly about the band’s beginnings, recent success and future plans.
Ahead of LÂLKA’s Adelaide gig at Nexus Art Venue, we chatted with the emerging producer about her inspirations, relationship with technology and upcoming performance.
The trip-hop/alt-electronic vocalist and producer is at The Lab this month to launch her debut album, A Pastoral – a love letter to the wild, sprawling land of Peramangk country. Here’s what to expect…
The Note caught up with SHIHAD bassist Karl Kippenberger to discuss the band’s lifework, including their remarkable discography, milestones overseas and disharmony with a famed musician and producer.
Ahead of their Laneway Festival appearance at Adelaide’s Bonython Park/Kaurna Yerta, we caught up with electronic duo PINES and got the lowdown on Laneway, touring America and their upcoming SUN EP.
Alt-pop-folk artist Naomi Keyte shares the journey to releasing her latest LP and what to expect from its launch show.
First Nations pop-psych wunderkind Sycco welcomes The Note into her Zorb to wax lyrical about sharehouses, self-production and the power of friendship.
Tkay Maidza is one of the most exciting voices in hip-hop worldwide and she just so happens to have cut her teeth in Adelaide…
Ahead of his Aussie tour, we chat with Still Woozy about his most recent album, being a family man and what to expect on his upcoming tour.
Like Desert Island Discs. Only South Australian – and without the litigation from the BBC.
What to expect from Maisie B.’s new EP The Nothing But The Sun and its Wheaty launch show.
TONIX’s Archie McEwan and Pash’s Nic Bergoc unpack what to expect from their Sunny Soundsystem regional tour.
REVIEWS
ARIA Award winners and hardcore globetrotters SPEED levelled the Lion Arts Factory when they returned to Adelaide, embracing local hardcore and above all cherishing their friends and fans.
Credit must be given to Falling In Reverse and their enigmatic frontman, Ronnie Radke. This tour is nothing short of colossal, solidifying their reign as arena rock royalty.
Cat Power put a spell on everyone with her interpretation of Dylan’s Manchester Free Trade Hall live record.
WOMADelaide confirmed its status as Australia’s best festival with another weekend of incredible tunes and good vibes.
The maggots were out in full force as Slipknot returned to Adelaide for a headline performance celebrating their 25th year together. We got down and dirty in the mosh to bring you our thoughts on this epic gig.
Pirate Life went all out for their 10th birthday bash, pulling together an incredible lineup of international and local acts, and we were there to catch all the action.
“Osees aren’t just one of the best live bands today, they are, quite possibly, the best.”
Here’s our take on Jinjer’s incredible sold-out Hindley Street Music Hall show that left faces melted.
“Tyler Childers has it all. He rocks with the best, tells stories like a folk legend and knows when to lighten the mood with comic relief.”
Read on and discover everything that happened at Void of Vision’s last ever Adelaide gig.
There’s only one Kylie Minogue. The Princess of Pop performed a career-defining setlist that cemented her legacy as one of the greatest pop stars to ever do it.
In 2025, Laneway Festival served as a reminder that one-dayers that cater to the masses can indeed be a success.
Alt-rockers SHIHAD put on a career retrospective for their final Adelaide gig, cementing their legacy as one of New Zealand’s greatest exports.
“In every note and every scream, Sylosis proved that they’re not just returning – they’re defining the landscape of modern metal with relentless passion and impeccable skill.”
From start to finish the crowd was fully engaged, singing, dancing, and laughing without missing a beat – a clear testament to his rising fame. When Role Model returns to Adelaide, expect to see him playing in a venue three times the size.
Returning to South Australia for the first time in almost a decade, Bryan Adams ripped through a hit-laden set that left everybody in attendance believing they were in 'Heaven'.
Adelaide played witness to the Hyperviolence Tour, a night of brutal breakdowns, skull-crushing riffs and fiery vocal displays that left everybody spellbound.
City and Colour’s performance was an unforgettable evening showcasing the emotional depth and versatility of singer-songwriter Dallas Green.
Riding a dizzying high, Amyl and the Sniffers kicked off their entirely sold-out Australian tour in adelaide, celebrating the band’s next ecstatic peak, Cartoon Darkness
They came, they saw, they conquered. Korn demonstrated why they are still one of the best rock acts to emerge from the early 00s nu metal scene.
With their humour, energy, and ability to connect with fans, they delivered a night that Adelaide won’t forget anytime soon.
A decade on since their last Australian tour, UK indie purveyors Bombay Bicycle Club had everyone grooving along when they hit The Gov over the weekend.
The Amity Affliction celebrated a decade of Let the Ocean Take Me at Adelaide's The Drive and cemented their status as Aussie metalcore royalty.
Tokyo-based all-girl rockers HANABIE. blew everyone away with their chaotic set at The Gov and we were there to catch all the action.
Froth & Furty Fest cemented its position as one of South Australia’s best festivals with another day of incredible music and good vibes.
Hozier is always devoting himself to something greater. And on Friday night, he invited the devotees in attendance to do the same.
Norwegian progressive metal behemoths Leprous put on a show to remember when they performed in Adelaide as part of their Australian tour.
For an hour and a half, political correctness was thrown out the window, and Steel Panther reminded us not to take life too seriously.
Celebrating the 10th anniversary of their acclaimed album Love of Cartography, sleepsmakeswaves put on a show to remember.
Sounds like: It Dies Today living LOUDLY now.
Sounds like: That burst of energy that gets you out of bed in the morning.
Sounds like: A wake-up call.
Sounds like: Kurt Cobain’s favourite song.
Sounds like: Tripping, stumbling, then catching your feet
Maisie makes the world a little less scary.
The beauty of this track lies in its breakdown
'Halo’ is a dynamic blend of soaring vocals and captivating melodies.
A fresh, emotive track blending modern pop with nostalgic vibes. Discover the song's unique sound.
A soulful blend of haunting melodies and introspective lyrics that take listeners on an emotional journey.
‘Your Love' blends smooth vocals and nostalgic melodies.
Sounds like: It belongs in a Michael Mann movie.
Sounds like: A flash of blinding white heat.
Sounds like: A funky powderkeg of emotional intensity.
Sounds like: That forever kind of shit.
Sounds like: Rivers Cuomo collaborating with Jebediah on a garage-folk project.
Sounds like: ‘Hit The Lights’ cooler younger brother who drinks Pirate Life and not Prosecco.
Underøath are back with their 10th album, The Place After This One. Here’s our review on what to expect from this colossus release.
Keyte’s adherence to organic instrumentation and slow, sparse production leaves space for the natural world to flood into its cracks on new album, Milk Paper Gold
On their first full-length project, Colourblind emerge into a reality full of people just as complex as them.
Welcome the weekend with new tunes from Junk Harmony, Storm the Crown, Ned Baulderstone, War Room, Emerauld and The Empty Threats.
Welcome the weekend with new tunes from The Dainty Morsels, Emerauld, Placement, The Genevieves, PINES, Shodashi and TOWNHOUSE.
Welcome the weekend with new tunes from Ethanol Blend, War Room, EAST AV3, Trick Shot, Dropsink and Swan Reach.
Welcome the weekend with new tunes from Dexter Lahiff’s, Jupiter Saloon, The Stubbies and Frank Justin.
Welcome the weekend with new tunes from Freegolf, King Jeff & The How Are Yous, Tushar, The Tullamarines, The Vains and Heinous Crimes.
Welcome the weekend with new tunes from TONIX, Maybe Hugo, Purée, Chelsea Manor and The Genevieves.
Welcome the weekend with new tunes from Georgia Oatley, Natasha Bianca, Destinezia, LOLA and DIVEBR YOUTH.
Welcome the weekend with new tunes from Weekend Rage, Nat Luna, Atlas Genius, Paradise Club, The Flying Squad and Eugene in the City.
Welcome the weekend with new tunes from Broken Waves, The Birds and Spies, Full Cream and The Vains.
Welcome the weekend with new tunes from PINES, Pest Control, Bromham, Maisie B. and aleksiah.
Welcome the weekend with new tunes from Normal Behaviour, Bromham, St Morris Sinners, Max Savage and Axe & The Ivory.
Welcome the weekend with new tunes from Bjéar, Street Legal, Dom Sensitive, Maybe Hugo and Naomi Keyte.
Welcome the weekend with new tunes from Coldwave, Oscar the Wild, Molly Rocket, Jayne Doe, Storm the Crown and Stormy-Lou.
Welcome the weekend with new tunes from Dustyn, Dojo Rise, JesseMelancholy, TOWNS and Liquid Mercy.
Welcome the weekend with new tunes from Gallery One, Lucas Day, Loopole, Dom Sensitive and Duck Lake.
Welcome the weekend with new tunes from Wake in Fright, Hard Rubbish, Twine, Sunsick Daisy, Destinezia and Stressed.
Welcome the weekend with new tunes from MACËY, DEM MOB, Jupiter Saloon, Storm the Crown and Bonnie & The Walnuts.
Welcome the weekend with new tunes from Destinezia, Left on Seen, Dieter Horva, Pash and Netherby.
Welcome the weekend by listening to some new favourites by Shifty Peaks, DIVEBAR YOUTH, Sturt Avenue, The Tullamarines and Lily Rose.
Welcome the weekend by listening to some new favourites by Tushar, Superdose Gangway, Jess Day, Jamie Lena and Purée.
Welcome the weekend by listening to some new favourites by The Danger Dolphins, Katie Pomery, The Genevieves, Eva Rundle and blush.
Welcome the weekend by listening to some new favourites by Alt., Bad’m D, LOLA, JessieMelancholy and Blush.
Welcome the weekend by listening to some new favourites by Teenage Joans, Jessica Luxx, Lickity Split, Maybe Hugo and DIVEBAR YOUTH.
Welcome the weekend by listening to some new favourites by Indiago, Bjéar, Nathan Hui-Yi, Jess Day and EAST AV3.
Welcome the weekend by listening to some new favourites by Alright Psycho, Tonix, Freegolf, Macëy, Ebony A Million and effie isobel.
Welcome the weekend by listening to some new favourites by St Jacques, THE FUSS, EAST AV3, Mum Friends and short snarl.
Welcome the weekend by listening to some new favourites by Luke Million, Jamie Lena, Brave Mistakes, State Library and Kempy.
Welcome the weekend by listening to some new favourites by Elsy Wameyo, Loopole, JesseMelancholy, Agapanther and Beyonce's Fiancés.
Welcome the weekend by listening to some new favourites by Emily Bettison, Motez, My Chérie, Aaron Thomas and a collaboration from Luka Kilgariff-Johnson, Louis Campbell and Jack Buenfeld.
CULTURE CLUB
Watch this sci-fi classic on a massive screen as the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra performs John Williams’ epic score live.
Spend the day tasting local food and wine while watching all the Gather Round matches on big screens along the Parade.
Co-host and besties Tana Mongeau and Brooke Schofield are bringing their unfiltered take on the world to Aussie stages.
The movie is the fifth in a series of surf movies from the underground surf company RAGE.
The likeable trio are bringing their vulnerable podcast to venues across the country later this year.
Follow the journey of the Warumpi Band from humble beginnings to touring rock stars with this electrifying musical theatre production.
An unforgettable, heartwarming journey of self-discovery that has captivated audiences worldwide.
State Opera South Australia has announced an open casting call, with ten roles in the dynamic opera up for grabs.
The main event is a No Disqualification match where the only way to win is by sending your opponent crashing through a table.
“Visually stunning. The strength of each performer is demonstrated through phenomenally tight acrobatics!” – Scottish Field
MALLS is a lament for a culture that is most alive in its doomed attempts to escape itself.
A Complete Unknown, Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy and Conclave are just some of the great movies that make up the February program.
Wicked, Gladiator II and Anora are just some of the movies that make up the summer program.
Tasting Notes
Whether it’s a romantic date for two, a family outing or dinner and drinks with friends, here are three of our favourite spots in Adelaide.
Expect 1000 beers and not beers flowing at Beer & BBQ Fest this July 12-14. Here are some of our favourite froths to quench your thirst!
Heading to Tasting Australia’s Town Square hub this May 3-12? Behold, our favourite foodie stalls...
Summer calls for boozy mixes in the sun. Here are some of our favourite cocktails from Adelaide’s best bars. Cheers, sunshine!
Sun and vines, sea and wine – the Fleurieu Peninsula has all the ingredients for summer fun...
Whatever your poison, SA’s independent beer makers have got your back. We speak with some of our fave taphouses and brewsheds to find out what they’re pouring, what they’re serving and how they got their start.
You’ll find more than 100 wines from 25 of the state’s best producers at Harvest Rock’s pop-up cellar door, curated by Nick Stock. Here are four local producers you need to know...
How does 78 Degrees Australian Whiskey pair with ‘Red’ By Daniel Merriweather? Here’s how…
How does Flagship Distillery’s The Fringe Gin Fizzpaired pair with ‘Music Sounds Better With You’ By Stardust? Here’s how…
How does Vale Brewing’s Vale Crisp Lager pair with ‘The Things I Love in You’ by Cold Chisel? Here’s how…
How does Mr. Riggs’ Mr. Brightside Eurotrash pair with ‘Girls & Boys’ by Blur? Here’s how.
Crafted by French-born winemaker Jean Baptiste Courdesses, the juice of this eponymous label is unearthed from the Adelaide Hills hamlet Basket Range…
How does Doozy Peach Half & Half pair with ‘A Little Less Conversation’ by JXL vs Elvis Presley? Here’s how.
How does Prancing Pony’s The Zeppelin Neipa pair with Led Zeppelin’s ‘Kashmir’? Here’s how.
How does El Toro Tequila Mango Margarita pair with Tame Impala’s ‘Is It True’? Here’s how.
How does Delinquente Wine Co’s 2023 ‘Tuff Nutt’ Bianco Pet Nat pair with Amyl and the Sniffers ‘Hertz’? Here’s how.
How does Polka Lilly Pilly De-Alcsparkling pair with ‘Mr. Brightside’ by The Killers? Here’s how.
How does Unico Zelo’s Pollen Gewürztraminer pair with Silk Sonic’s soulful hit “Smokin Out The Window’? Find out…
How does Mismatch Brewing’s Mismatch Draught pair with Talking Heads’ ‘Road To Nowhere’? Here’s how.
We pair a new drink with its perfect musical accompaniment. Tumblers and turntables at the ready…This month, it’s Gentle Folk’s Rainbow Juice paired with Tom Tom Club’s ‘Genius of Love’
We pair a new drink with its perfect musical accompaniment. Tumblers and turntables at the ready...This issue, it’s Heaps Normal’s Half Day Hazy Pale Ale and Paul McCartney’s Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey
We pair a new drink with its perfect musical accompaniment. Tumblers and turntables at the ready... Hills Cider Co’s Pear Cider, Paired with Lynyrd Skynyrd’s ‘Sweet Home Alabama’
Lucky Dip
Vote for a local legend to hit the stage at Pirate Life’s 10th Birthday alongside Pennywise and Millencolin!
Adelaide Fringe’s home of circus, music and feasting has cracked its 180-show program wide open in 2025, welcoming you to indulge in art and culture like never before.
WOMADelaide has such an eclectic lineup it can be hard to know who to see. So we’ve made it easier by selecting our top picks you don’t want to miss at this year’s festival.
More than 1300 shows are rolling through SA this Adelaide Fringe, transforming our festival state into one giant celebration of arts, culture and creativity for 31 days. Here’s where you’ll find our bums on seats…
The Irish rock-pop act are performing at Peter Lehmann Wines in the Barossa Valley on Sunday, February 2.
Port Adelaide will come alive for one night only with its immersive, roving festival, New Found Sound, which showcases over 30 talented South Australian artists. Are you ready?
Catch The Teskey Brothers headlining A Day on the Green at Peter Lehmann Wines for a fantastic day of booze, bands and bloody good times!
Adelaide Fringe dropped a taste of what to expect from their 2025 program. Here are our fave shows that are not to be missed!
Meet the easy-to-use and affordable service that lets you rent the latest high-quality or pre-loved music gear without the large upfront costs of purchasing.
Ahead of their headline performance at the 2024 VAILO Adelaide 500, we caught Cold Chisel live in Melbourne at Flemington Racecourse. Here are our biggest takeaways from their epic two-hour performance under the big top.
Adelaide Guitar Festival arrives next month with $30 tickets for those under 30. Here’s what events the young guns in our office have pencilled in their calendars...
For 21 months, The Note has tried its damned best to capture the gold rush of talent emerging from our suburbs.
With the recent news of Aerosmith calling it a day from touring, we look back at the best songs from the rock icon’s incredible career.
Just one more sleep until the madness of Beer & BBQ Fest kicks off! Here’s where you’ll find us.
Here are some handy tips on how to save coin, increase your show uptake, and have even more fun in the live local scene.
Live music is actually good for us physically, mentally, spiritually – and we’re good for it. A reminder it’s not all doom and gloom in the local scene.
We take a stab in the dark and predict who might be playing this year’s Good Things Festival.
We take a stab in the dark and predict who might be playing this year’s Good Things Festival.
Here’s some of the cheeky speed dating sessions that went down backstage at the inaugural Notestock.
WOMADelaide has such an eclectic lineup it can be hard to know who to see. So we’ve made it easier by selecting our top picks you don’t want to miss.
Ahead of their 30th anniversary tour celebrating iconic album Where You Been, we present a beginner’s guide to alt-rockers Dinosuar Jr.
Discover the best Queens of the Stone Age songs in preparation for their upcoming Adelaide show.
If you love music and movies, then you’ll be all over our list of the best music biopics of all time.
From the glam rock stylings of ‘I Believe in a Thing Called Love’ to the stadium rock of ‘Open Fire’, these are the best songs from UK act The Darkness.
Dust off your history books – we’re on a journey through South australia’s rich music history!
Falling In Reverse left Adelaide shook after an epic night of modern metalcore madness. Check out all the snaps from the night of insanity!
The maggots were out in full force as Slipknot returned to Adelaide for a headline performance celebrating their 25th year together. We got down and dirty in the mosh to bring you these awesome shots.
Pirate Life went all out for their 10th birthday bash, pulling together an incredible lineup of international and local acts, and we were there to catch all the action.
“Tyler Childers has it all. He rocks with the best, tells stories like a folk legend and knows when to lighten the mood with comic relief.”
New Zealand rockers SHIHAD graced Adelaide for one final gig and we were there to catch all the rocking action.
Check out all the action from Alien Ant Farm and Drowning Pool’s epic night of live music at Lion Arts Factory.
Adelaide played witness to the Hyperviolence Tour, a night of brutal breakdowns, skull-crushing riffs and fiery vocal displays that left everybody spellbound.
City and Colour’s performance was an unforgettable evening showcasing the emotional depth and versatility of singer-songwriter Dallas Green, and we were there to catch it all.
Amyl And The Sniffers returned to Adelaide and turned Hindley Street Music Hall into a mass of sweaty, heaving bodies.
Nu metal pioneers Korn performed for a sold out crowd in Adelaide last night and we were there to capture it all.
The Amity Affliction celebrated a decade of Let the Ocean Take Me at Adelaide's The Drive and cemented their status as Aussie metalcore royalty.
Tokyo-based all-girl rockers HANABIE. blew everyone away with their chaotic set at The Gov and we were there to catch all the action.
Norwegian progressive metal behemoths Leprous put on a show to remember when they performed in Adelaide as part of their Australian tour.
For an hour and a half, political correctness was thrown out the window, and Steel Panther reminded us not to take life too seriously.
Celebrating their 20th anniversary, Parkway Drive proved without a shadow of a doubt that they are one of Australia’s greatest live acts.
“If Tim Burton was to create a Shakespearean romantic tragedy film that required a gothic horror metal soundtrack, there is arguably only one band in this universe that could accomplish such a complex form of artistry: Cradle Of Filth.”
For their first headline gig, blush took to Velvet Underground to celebrate the launch of their latest single, ‘shades of blue’.
Celebrating the 20th anniversary of their debut album, Page Avenue, Story of the Year ripped the roof off The Gov with a thrilling performance.
We caught all the action when Teddy Swims played a sold out gig at Hindley Street Music Hall.
We caught all the action at The Dandy Warhols sold out show at The Gov.
We were there to see Bring Me The Horizon in all their glory when they returned to Adelaide for an explosive show at the Entertainment Centre.
Stoner rock brutes Orange Goblin transfixed Adelaide with their incredible live show and we were there to capture it all.
We were there to capture Infectious Grooves when they hit Hindley St Music Hall.
In the cold black heart of Adelaide, corpse-painted masses gathered at Lion Arts Factory for a night of macabre melodies and haunting harmonies with Wednesday 13, and we were there to catch it all.
Anberlin where back in Adelaide for the first time since 2019, bringing the heat to iconic music institution The Gov. Here’s just a snapshot of the fun that went down!
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