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fair few reasons to feel a tiny bit hopeful that humanity hadn't totally lost the plot. While the rest of us may be happy to see the back ... four centuries of scrutiny could easily be threadbare. Williams rounded off the season by landing the top spot at STC as its new Artistic Director, stepping into the breach after

professional-looking hula hooper and a shirtless guy attempting to do backflips but instead landing on his head (plus more). US sludge/metal act Baroness have been killing it of late ... experimental DJ funk for us to groove to. We lose time and get lost as Ben UFO takes the stage. In his final moments, the sun makes its first appearance

earnestness, shown so perfectly in renditions of Spiritual Love and Get Back To The Land . Eschewing any kind of conventional showmanship, the legendary Rodriguez shuffles into the house-lit theatre almost ... Softly spoken and incredibly gracious, this is an underrated expert of the poetic sprawl - lost to the ages of Cohen and Dylan. His graciousness, both to the music

take care of that " remind us of our emo pasts. Killing Heidi have lost nothing and really do sound incredible as is perfectly demonstrated during their smash hit and closer ... while the train's in motion. Back inside the festival site, Sweethearts perform This Land   Is Your Land as a tribute to Sharon Jones on Hippos Stage. A Hawaiian

also be intimate when required, especially during her heartfelt paean to a lost relative, Harvest Love . Back down at the Bowlo stage, Riverina singer-songwriter William Crighton is staving ... take them. It begins with Yirrmal — the Indigenous singer-songwriter from North East Arnhem Land — leading the ‘all star choir’ (basically everyone else involved in the sessions) through an amazing

moments were highlighted in Rope Swing  and Careless , tracks that had the crowd lost in dance and feeding off the noteworthy energy radiating from the duo on stage. Since ... their current tour here in Adelaide, the guys dove straight into the set with Land Of Pleasure  — a hazy reggae throwback to 2014 and a fitting introduction