Live Review: AJJ, The Dead Maggies, This Is A Robbery, Wilson & The Castaways, Hanny J, Quinton Trembath
"A double bass - left behind from The Dead Maggies - made its way down from the stage and was seen crowd surfing."
Quinton Trembath
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