Claire Dunton, Journalist
Claire Dunton is a Melbourne-based writer who loves indie rock, psychedelic rock and anything that makes her public transport rides groovy. Born in Brissie, Claire fell in love with the Australian music scene at The Zoo, BIGSOUND and countless venues and events that shape music careers and communities. She’s also an avid blogger.
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Live Review: Ben Lee @ Princess Theatre, Brisbane
“I’m so excited you guys came. You do these things, and you never know. But you all look so happy.”
#LSTMTNS Bloc Party: The Blue Mountains Party We Know Nothing About
Could this year's instalment be a nod to Paris and its cultural centre?
Jim Cummings, The Voice Behind All Your Childhood Heroes, Speaks On Singing In Character
“I don’t take myself seriously, but I take my work seriously because it means so much to people worldwide.”
For Peter From James: Snakeheads Release Their First And Final Album, 'Belconnen Highs'
As Snakeheads unveil their debut album, it's a bittersweet moment, one which James Roden would say he wishes his late bandmate Pete Lusty was here to witness.
Live Review: Camila Cabello @ Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne
Camila Cabello proved that her strong vocals and hypnotising appearance were all that was needed for this packed 23-song show.
Live Review: Tyler, The Creator @ Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne
Tyler explodes onto the stage with high energy, leaving us with the smell of the pyrotechnics that permeate the arena, and 14,000 fans are ready for what comes next.
Live Review: Bloc Party @ John Cain Arena, Melbourne
“Can we turn the lights on? I want to see you. Australians are the sexiest race on earth.”
The VANNS: 'We Shouldn't Restrict Any Form Of What We Want To Make'
“We haven't been afraid to experiment with what we can and make a great record - for us anyway.”
Reuben Kaye Is Taking His 'enGORGEd' Show To Brisbane, And We’re Swollen In Anticipation
“It's just going to be a good time. Drop your expectations, drop your etiquette, drop your trousers and come. We've got towels...”
'Easy Does It': Dylan Scott On The Mantra, Muse & Place Where He Finds Himself
Dylan Scott digs into his new album, 'Easy Does It,' discusses the balance of a successful country music career with having a family, and more.
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