Sam Mead, Journalist

mgk's Australian show is a feel-good display that balances cheekily on coy nods to an outlawed America and enough allusions to Marlboro to practically be sponsored advertising.

Lead singer Joel Madden sounds phenomenal, surpassing recordings from over 20 years ago. It’s a pop-punk party time machine. 

As Ed Sheeran makes his return to Australia for the local kick-off the global Loop tour, it's clear that he's at the top of his game when it comes to captivating stadium crowds.

Kaiser Chiefs prove exactly why 'Employment' has stood the test of time, and why two decades into their career, they have a staying power that has resonated with a large audience.

Very few artists are capable of commanding a stage all by themselves, and with a 90-minute set, Doja Cat was able to do just that.

In the country to support RÜFÜS DU SOL, English multi hyphenate SG Lewis stopped by Melbourne's 170 Russell to deliver an eclectic headline set.

As the iconic juggernaut that is Metallica return to Australian shores for the first time in 12 years, the legendary metal outfit ensured the wait was more than worth it.

Each song is a stadium-ready banger that seems too grand for the pub vibes of Freo.Social.

The highlights from Saweetie’s headline show at Metro City in Perth.