Reviews / Live

As one of Australia's most gifted musical acts return to the stage for the first time in years, Melbourne music-lovers were out in full force to show their appreciation.

“Can we turn the lights on? I want to see you. Australians are the sexiest race on earth.”

Killing Heidi’s Reflector turns 25 with a sold-out, high-voltage homecoming show in Melbourne — a nostalgic, emotional, and electrifying tribute to the album that defined a generation of Aussie alt-rock.

Musicall, Testament were a sonic juggernaut... This was a band that was enjoying the sh*t out of playing.

The big singles from 'Bliss Release' all sounded as exciting, wonderlike, and mysterious as ever, but it was the deeper cuts that stood out here.

Kamasi Washington simultaneously conforms to traditional ideas of the jazz idiom and moves it forward in the most exciting way possible.

Black Star isn’t just music; it’s a living archive. A communion. A reminder.

Performing for the 30th anniversary of 'I Should Coco,' Supergrass prove they're much more than youthful nostalgia.

A once-in-a-lifetime experience, homegrown metalcore icons Parkway Drive make a triumph return to home soil, hitting up the Sydney Opera House for a black-tie affair, complete with symphonic orchestra.

Going out in style, Holy Holy's 'Grand Hiatus' shows have been a celebration of everything they’ve built.