Reviews

British India have a factory-tested live show; they offer up solid riffs, sing-along anthems and the opportunity to forget your woes for the set’s duration.

It’s been a long wait, but Krush finally delivers another set that is worthy of his legend. Now, back to the album wait.

You can’t not fall in love with Dick Diver. Overall it was an amazingly consistent bill with the expected standard not only met but far exceeded.

Tonight is the best set the band’s ever played in Brisbane, and the crowd really seems to be appreciative of this fact.

Earlier favourites Vincent and To Where You Are stay the test of time, and Groban is to be commended for utilising and promoting local talent throughout his tour.

Herbert and his group receive a standing ovation for this show, which is truly unique and quite bizarre.

The damage is already done, with the end of the set marked by half-hearted applause and three seconds of awkward silence that sees everyone exit en masse as soon as the GTFO music comes on.

Leave it to The Nation Blue to bring everything to a cataclysmic close. Being the trio’s only show in Queensland for the year, there’s high anticipation, and the boys don’t disappoint.