Reviews

In the end, the only flaw is that the set didn’t go on for several hours longer.

It's all over, and we won't be seeing these boys again until they are a much bigger prospect.

Deep when it needs to be and breezy when it doesn’t, Comfort is an absolute triumph, and Splashh’s short set near-perfect.

A$AP Rocky’s live show boasted a great performance backed by nudity (from female audience members) and plenty of illicit materials being passed around the venue. Every teenager’s dream.

It has to be said that A$AP Rocky is one grateful performer: He even heads up to high-five fans in the cheap seats as the DJ plays on.

A$AP Rocky leaves his mic and lets the DJ take over as he dives straight into the crowd and continues to party there for the rest of the show.

It’s no real surprise that this track earned Grunwald and co-writer Craig O’Reilly the 2013 APRA for Blues And Roots Work Of The Year. Grunwald is a showman who rises to another level when backed by Owen and Strachan.

Flap! perform their last Australian show this year at the Hi-Fi on Saturday 13 July before leaving to support The Cat Empire on their European tour.

As much as it would have been good to see them with a band behind, the laid-back vibe of their set was a great closer to another entertaining and varied Gignition performance.

It was no surprise the audience were itching to hear the hit Jona Vark. The final song had the diehard fans gleaming with delight, ending a quality Friday night’s entertainment.