Reviews

Though he may be doddering but front man Ozzy Osbourne... he showed he could still react quickly to boobs, dashing stage left to grab a bucket of water and hurl it over a talented young lady paying tribute in the most appropriate of ways.

The set was over all too soon; much to the dismay of a few rowdy members of the audience who were sloshing beers around in an act of interpretive rhythm.

There's Pink Floyd’s The Wall/Is There Anybody Out There. The other cover, Paint It Black, is restrained and would have made Brian Jones proud.

He’s asked a few big named friends to join him... two gentlemen that go by the names John Paul Jones and Jack White.

They’ve managed to extract a poppy essence from songs shrouded in static.

Every line is muttered through gritted teeth and with steely reserve.

Loaded up as they are with expectation and obligation, Bangarra deliver the theatrical goods with passionate and powerful aplomb.