Reviews / Live

As the four lads gave a bow to the screaming crowd, you couldn’t have asked for a better end to a Tuesday evening.

The ethereal English singer-songwriter brings her mesmerising presence to Australian audiences in a show that is part theatre and part concert.

The energy was relentless as A Day To Remember ripped through their extensive catalogue for a hungry Brisbane audience.

Green Day solidified their status as Rock Royalty as they blazed through their ambitious set list, playing 'Dookie' and 'American Idiot' to its entirety.

Jordan Rakei's Sydney Opera House debut was a culmination of everything he has worked toward: a masterclass in musicianship, storytelling and soul.

Jinjer dazzled and beguiled us with a seventy-minute set, plus an extremely popular encore, arguably their best-known song, 'Pisces.'

Maribou State delivered a performance that was as cerebral as it was visceral, as technically masterful as it was emotionally stirring.

Sarah Blasko's headlining gig at Miami Marketta was a unique celebration of one of Australia’s finest songwriters.

The Corrs perform a very special show at Rochford Wines joined by Gypsy Lee, Gabriella Cilmi and Delta Goodrem for an unforgettable day of live music.

Denzel Curry left the stage with minds blown and many youngsters exhausted from hours in the pit.