Reviews

Spirits were at an all-time high as the sun set over the horizon, and I’m sure those behind the movement will now be feeling stronger and more confident than ever.

It might be over 17 years since Blink-182 first graced Australian shores, but frontmen Tom DeLonge and Mark Hoppus are still one of the fiercest one-two combo’s in pop-punk-rock/whatever they are these days.

Off stage, Slayer may resemble a soap opera, but on stage they remain a potent wrecking machine.

Addamo has upheld her bourgeoning reputation as one of the city’s brightest new talents.

Krell’s falsetto was mind-blowing as he performed Talking To You, a song he wrote as a duet but sings alone.

Truly Cypress Hill are a proper institution of alternative music; may they keep their place there forever.

This is by no means the Quin sisters’ best release to date and, what’s more, it leaves its listeners a little melancholic that they haven’t released something a little deeper, nor recaptured their rhythmic indie vibe of old.

If you were lucky enough to have secured a ticket and caught this show before it wrapped up, you will have undoubtedly enjoyed yourself.

Julia Stone put on one hell of a performance, the heavenly tone of her voice being complimented to perfection by the cavernous space of the church.