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Michael Prebeg, Journalist

Michael Prebeg

Michael Prebeg is a freelance journalist who has been working in the communications and media industry for more than a decade. During his Bachelor of Media Studies (Journalism), he discovered his passion for writing and photographing the live music scene and hasn't looked back since. Michael loves nothing more than attending a live music gig and has been an active writer for The Music since 2014 and previously contributed to a number of local online and print publications.

Reviews / Live
Sophie Ellis-Bextor
Live Review: Sophie Ellis-Bextor @ Forum Melbourne
Sophie Ellis‑Bextor turns the Forum into a glitter-soaked, disco-fuelled joyride for her first-ever Australian headline show.
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The Veronicas at John Cain Arena for AO Live
Live Review: The Veronicas + SOFI TUKKER @ John Cain Arena
Pride, pop and pure euphoria collide for a triple bill for AO LIVE featuring Melbourne’s own Memphis LK, global dance titans SOFI TUKKER, and Australia’s pop punk twins The Veronicas.
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RÜFÜS DU SOL
Live Review: RÜFÜS DU SOL @ Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne
RÜFÜS DU SOL returns to Melbourne for the first of three sold-out homecoming shows on their Inhale/Exhale tour, with support from SG Lewis to deliver an electrifying night of emotion, energy and electronic perfection.
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Teddy Swims
Live Review: Teddy Swims, Matt Corby @ Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne
Matt Corby and Teddy Swims captivate Rod Laver Arena with their powerhouse vocals, charisma, and soul, taking us on a journey through intimacy, vulnerability, and celebration.
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Killing Heidi
Live Review: Killing Heidi @ Northcote Theatre, Melbourne
Killing Heidi’s Reflector turns 25 with a sold-out, high-voltage homecoming show in Melbourne — a nostalgic, emotional, and electrifying tribute to the album that defined a generation of Aussie alt-rock.
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Kasey Chambers performing live
Live Review: Bluesfest Day Four (Sunday, 20 April 2025)
As what was ostensibly the last Bluesfest wraps up for 2025, it's clear there's still life left in the inimitable event yet.
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Crowded House performing live.
Live Review: Bluesfest Day Three (Saturday, 19 April 2025)
Saturday brings a huge line up of stellar performances with unforgettable live music moments and fresh hope that it may not be the end of Bluesfest after all.
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Toto performing live
Live Review: Bluesfest Day Two (Friday, 18 April 2025)
The excitement stays at fever pitch as the second day of Bluesfest rolls on in Byron Bay.
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Tones And I Performing Live
Live Review: Bluesfest Day One (Thursday, 17 April 2025)
Day one of the 36th annual Bluesfest 2025 is a spectacular start to the festival, filled with incredible performances and a vibrant atmosphere, kicking off with a mix of legendary blues artists and exciting new talent.
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The Corrs
Live Review: The Corrs @ Rochford Wines, Yarra Valley
The Corrs perform a very special show at Rochford Wines joined by Gypsy Lee, Gabriella Cilmi and Delta Goodrem for an unforgettable day of live music.
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Bryan Adams @ Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne
Live Review: Bryan Adams @ Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne
Bryan Adams returns to Australia for the first of two sold-out shows at Rod Laver Arena on his ‘So Happy It Hurts tour’ for a night filled with nostalgia and pure rock 'n' roll magic.
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Kesha
Live Review: Kesha, Armand Van Helden @ AO Live, John Cain Arena, Melbourne
The final day of the Australian Open live entertainment ended with a show-stopping music festival set featuring pop icon Kesha and legendary DJ Armand Van Helden.
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