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UK producer Tourist has announced his very first set of Australian headline shows this morning, just days out from

rhythms from Michael Lowe. Hailing from Berlin, Kadavar  brought uncharacteristic flair from the land of bratwurst, steins and efficiency. The at times simple riffs proved primal in their ability ... Last Living Dinosaur.  While singer Lupus Lindemann's vocals were a little lost in the fuzz of the rhythm section, his guitar cried out with some Sabbath-esque

conversation the only real change you’ll experience is the lost change from your pocket. But is false hope worth the money? Do we counter logical cynicism by justifying ... psychologist for someone who watches ‘The View.’ Someone who lives in la la land. Someone who needs to believe they are completely out of control, to relinquish their responsibility

goes off the deep end to make you feel off-kilter, landing Le Bon in an uncomfortably lost halfway house between Stereolab and Nico. Angular at its best, alienating

After a brief speech by Barry McGuire that acknowledged the traditional owners of the land, the first act of the day was Merindas who performed like a classic '60s girl ... delight of the crowd. Newly reformed Perth indie-rock outfit bucket showed they had lost none of their energy when they performed. Frontman Andrew Powell in fine form along with

sight to behold, as the light show drove punters insane and everyone totally lost their minds to Tell Me and Gemini . Jarryd James opens his timeslot by straight-up singing ... choice to have in the later spots. Australia's freshest export in the land of EDM comes in the form of powerhouse performer Alison Wonderland . Her confidence in her performances

here is certainly not always the easiest to understand or to follow. When it lands it does make a poignant contribution, making the audience question the nature of the world ... miss than hit. Despite the obvious talent on display, the director's message seems lost in the dry, deadpan delivery he imposes on the actors. It works for some

verses carry the messages all the way home to the heart. Arnhem Land-bred indigenous act East Journey combined traditional instruments (didgeridoos and clap sticks) with a drum ... voice akin to the masters of the genre. At times, it seemed that they lost the audience with numbers that didn’t really go anywhere, but they pulled them back