Reviews / Live

The set showed a band ready for the limelight. Hell, even the lighting worked perfectly.

Finishing on one of the new album’s highlights, Aeons, provided one of those spine-tingling Karnivool moments.

Three-part harmonies and the frontman’s signature war cries at a distance from the microphone filled the room to its corners. A real shame to play to only a modest Sydney crowd; their performance deserved so much more.

A true performer, Pink was clearly adored by the faithful – and didn’t disappoint.

From the pounding beats of Something Is Not Right With Me, to the cuddle inducing piano of Tuxedo, the energy of the music was capturing, if not a little sexy.

Newman’s harmonies with Gus Unger-Hamilton were a highlight, with their timing almost robotic. Without physically moving much, Newman gave it his all.

The Ancients have returned with their new track 'Molokai' in the wake of their third album Night Bus.

With his ‘90s porn star moustache, trademark curly hair and headband and retro ‘80s hipster fashion sense, frontman Darwin Smith truly is the embodiment of a pop/rock star.