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Reviews / Live
Reviews / Live
Live Review: 30 Seconds To Mars, White Lies
With a quick outfit change into a dinosaur onesie, the band finished the night by pulling a bunch of lucky people up on to the stage for a selfie as they performed Closer To The Edge.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Ella Hooper, Gena Rose Bruce, Jack Colwell & The Owls
Whatever happened, it seems to have worked in her favour and Hooper gave her fans a long-awaited, much appreciated night of new beginnings.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Jungle Giants, Millions, Shortstraw
The Metro Theatre was a sweaty, exhilarated mess at the end of the night, with everyone leaving a little worse-for-wear but with no regrets.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Melbourne Ska Orchestra, Backy Skank
Technical missteps aside, it was a strong performance from the group and a welcome return to the Sydney stage.
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Live Review: Sunnyboys, The Stems, The Frowning Clouds
This was a triumphant night built partly on nostalgia but overwhelmingly on clever and emotionally connective guitar-pop songs.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Scientists, Bad//Dreems, Ruined Fortune
This is rock’n’roll after all, and sometimes it gets messy.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Snakadaktal, City Calm Down
An ironically bombastic end to a career of a band that, like them or not, never faked a note and chose to float away rather than self-destruct.
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Live Review: Sticky Fingers, Lyall Moloney
"Summer may have passed, but a glimmer of its warmth can still be felt at a Sticky Fingers gig."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Smith Street Band, The Menzingers, Grim Fandango, Oslow
When you have tunes as good as Young Drunk in your arsenal the conclusion is foregone – The Smith Street Band are one of the greatest punk rock acts Australia has ever produced.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Sticky Fingers, Bootleg Rascal, Younger Dryas
It’s an ideal finish from a band on the up and up.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Portugal. The Man 'Purple Yellow Red Blue' (Muneshine Remix)
Literally in the space of a second Munshine’s Portugal. The Man remix strikes a dreamy and nostalgic chord.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Ludapalooza
It was left to Black & Blunt and Death Disco DJs to drive the night home, keeping the crowd moving and shaking long into the early hours of Sunday morning.
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