Live Reviews in Sydney
I don’t know how I imagined Friday night would be. I walked in alone and thought that maybe the wonderful sounds of Peter Bjorn and John could have cured my cranky, end of the week impatience.... [more]
To be (psychedelic) or not to be, that was the question… Actually that wasn’t even running through my mind as I walked into the doors of Bar Broadway. Things had changed over the years I’ve see... [more]
As we walked into the theatre-like space of The Factory, we were greeted by Perth four-piece Snowman. In spite of the strained mix, they offered a decent blend of prog-punk, a stomping drum sou... [more]
Tonight I was to review a bunch of bands that had turned out for MTV’s weekly ‘The Lair’ Programme, featuring Temper Tap, Cut off your Hands, Snowman and SPOD. The show will showcase a handful... [more]
The prospect of attending an all ages show on a Sunday afternoon is not one I would normally get overly excited about because my Sundays are generally spent in a similar way to that described i... [more]
When music gets your toes tapping, torso revolving, shoulders jerking, legs twisting, arms flailing, neck bouncing and fingers playing the air keyboard: you know it’s doing something very right... [more]
It would be easy to sum up the
Good Vibrations Festival in a simple and clichéd way; by merely using it’s name and leaving this there.
But there is much more to this one-day festival... [more]
The new
Factory Theatre in Marrickville, Sydney has such potential; a well organised and positioned entrance, friendly staff, bright and creative furnishings and a lovely spacious stag... [more]
I step into the close confines of The Vanguard - the place is all red walls, velvet curtains and absinthe cocktails; a bohemian glamour drips off the walls. There is the comforting warmth of lo... [more]
In the tiny, indie venue Spectrum on a Saturday night first up was the four-piece
The Waysiders. A hybrid maybe, between The Vines and Franz Ferdinand.
I know, comparisons... [more]