Lorin Reid, Journalist

While some tracks are still a little juvenile, Allday, with his understated manner, is on his way to longevity and if he stumbles, he has a dedicated family of followers who will no doubt raise him up.

The choice to tour together was on point and both boys brought a lighthearted, fun-loving vibe to a night of high-emotion ballads and baked goods.

He captivated his intimate audience, promised he’d be back soon and left us spellbound with his biggest smile yet.

If you stepped into an exotic hotel elevator that worked like the wardrobe to Narnia and took you on a ride up through the wilderness to a treetop paradise, Dusk To Dawn would probably be playing inside.

The later it gets, the better Urban Heat Island sounds, so try it after a night out just before sunrise and once you’ve adjusted to Night Works’ world, the final tracks blended with the first rays of sunshine will hit the spot.

If you’re partial to a bit of global mobilisation, then Strength To Survive is the only soundtrack you’ll need to stay strong.

Allen Stone is reinventing quality live performance for a new generation. Prompting his audience to ditch their iPhones and start shaking their arse, it’s safe to say Sydney found its Satisfaction.

Allen Stone feels like home and its uplifting hooks and unexpected melodies make it a must-have for hippie protestors, summer porch parties and anyone with ears.

Nanobots grows on you and if you feel a bit unsettled after your first listen, try again and you’ll be crooning “Teslaaaa, brought the x-ray photo to the world” in the shower for weeks.