Live Reviews in Sydney
As a band, Matchbox Twenty attracted fans of all different ages. Stepping out on his own, Rob Thomas' first solo tour of Australia appeared to be no different.
To one side of me were an... [more]
Walking into the Sydney superdome was an interesting experience. Without exaggeration patrons were going through at least 7 different security personnel before setting foot on the floor. Only l... [more]
I’ll admit straight off the bat that this show was actually the second album launch for Sydney band ‘Sounds like Sunset’, who I couldn’t stick around for, but have been highly recommended to me... [more]
It’s been a while since
Little Birdy have played in Sydney; wrapping up a previous spate of touring at Luna Park’s Come Together festival at the end of April before heading home to... [more]
A whole new buzz filled the Metro Theatre. As a patron that regularly frequents this beacon of “rocking out”, I was quite taken aback by the eagerness in the crowd. It was like a bevy of doe... [more]
After an irritatingly hot day in Sydney, the last thing you are usually thinking about is getting all hot and sweaty at a gig, but it was 'Electric 6' playing tonight, about to give S... [more]
In Sydney's first homeland security tour experience opening band Peabody started the night of with their pop rock style. Cog attracted more than double the crowd Peabody managed and... [more]
Keen punters were treated to an unusual support band for the Homeland Security tour in Newcastle... in being there was none. Instead, a short film May Dayz was shown before Cog took to the sta... [more]