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Live Review: Anton Franc

The guys didn’t let that (ever so slightly disturbing) mental picture hang around long, with another three songs capping off the night sweetly.

Live Review: Beyoncé

All hail the Queen.

Live Review: Chet Faker

Chet walked off stage once he finished the song, hopping back up after a minute before telling us he forgot to play one more song, which he described as a cover and the only cover he would leave to play last: the famous No Diggity.

Live Review: Dave Clarke, Elliot Clarke, Robohan, Fuzion

Clarke loops the beat to Roots Manuva’s Witness The Fitness before handing out Tim Tams, ditching bananas everywhere and then giving the entire dancefloor a champagne shower.

Live Review: A Day On The Green

Rounding out his time with lighter versions of singles like Yesterday’s Gone, the Day was green and groovy indeed.

Live Review: Dollar Bar, Undead Apes, Tape/Off, Roku Music

The waves of fun and goodwill emanate from band and crowd alike; it’s shows like this that remind one how music brings people together.

Live Review: Enslaved, Rise Of Avernus, Malignant Monster, Wardaemonic

No doubt Enslaved had as much of a blast as the fans; banter-sharing and drinking, these guys just found a home far from home in Perth.

Live Review: Jeremy Neale, Major Leagues, Richard Cuthbert Music, Okin Osan

It must have been Halloween – there sure was a whole lot of spirit in the room.

Live Review: Joey Cape & Brian Wahlstrom, Jud Campbell, Matt Hoara

Cape and Wahlstrom wrap up proceedings with International You Day, which results in a massive sing-along – making what could have been a morose end to the evening more of a celebration.

Live Review: Lightning Bolt, Usurper Of Modern Medicine, Bomodi

The interest surrounding Lightning Bolt’s gear, laid out next to the stage in readiness for a floorshow was palpable, as fans inched forward taking snaps and forming a pressure ring.

Live Review: Little Scout, I, Am Man

The overall effect is that of a hypnotic serenade, with the small-but-enthusiastic crowd watching on quietly and winding down an intimate, Sunday-night gig.

Live Review: Television

Returning again for a stunning take on Friction the band share another smile and leave the stage to even louder howling, ending a night that transcends the regurgitation of a classic album.

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