Reviews

A.C.O.D. examines the complexity of love and relationships – as well as the way our parents shape our capacity for and view of those things – but lacks any real depth or shred of emotion.

While the set had a few rough moments, each one was soon forgotten with the advent of some new delight, and it was Miller-Heidke’s terrific and unique voice that bound it all together.

We guarantee we’ll be back to see him again soon.

Not that the show has been poor – Yo La Tengo could never be tarred with that brush, and most songs tonight have been awe-inspiring – but this experiment hasn’t necessarily worked.

A toast to J5, their 20th anniversary and many more.

A large portion of the crowd left immediately, not keen to endure an encore, but even they couldn’t deny the incredible performance that pushed them to that state.

The encore topped off a night UOW won’t soon forget, and Sticky Fingers will be welcome back any time.