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Knock, knock! Who's there? The first Sydney Comedy Festival line-up and it's dishing up a whole barrel of laughs for its 15th birthday celebrations sans knock knock

Zealander will kick off her brand new show, Loser , at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival on 28 March at the Melbourne Town Hall. Carlson will be the first female comedian ... Townsville, Canberra, Launceston, Hobart, Adelaide, Perth and Newcastle, and then wrapping up at the Sydney Opera House on 15 June. "Loser is almost always negative," says Carlson

year. After recently being confirmed on the Adelaide Festival line-up, the five piece have announced headline shows in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne in March, all in support of their

they'll be playing a very special show at the iconic Sydney Opera House during their Australia summer festival run. The three-piece, consisting of Lauren Mayberry, Iain Cook ... debut on 7 January.  "CHVRCHES’ towering cathedral of sound finally takes over the Sydney Opera House this summer and it’s a thrill to welcome this powerful band inside

festival in the world' and now Rolling Loud is heading to Australia! The festival was founded in the US by Matt Zingler and Tariq Cheriff in 2015 and has already ... take to its stages. Rolling Loud is set to make its Australian debut at Sydney Showgrounds at Sydney Olympic Park on Saturday 27 January, with the first headline acts

Sydney group Polaris have been added to the 2019 Download Festival line-up. Polaris have just wrapped their Aussie tour and released their first album, The Mortal Coil,  last ... Amity Affliction and Anthrax are also appearing at the festival, which will be making its way north to Sydney 's Parramatta Park for the first time on Saturday 9 March

Spotify Office Playlist  for easy listening. Montaigne - For Your Love In 2016, Sydney musician Montaigne secured a slot amongst Australia's most celebrated musicians with  Glorious Heights ... band that, arriving ahead of a slot on next year's Laneway Festival, gave us another indie-pop classic from the band with the "drama and flamboyance

festivals, but Newtown Festival is always particularly huge - why do you think that is?   It's a unique part of Sydney that hosts a lot of colourful communities ... together a consistently well run and diverse event each year. Favourite spot at the festival to chill and watch the world go by?   No favourite spot in particular