Cate Summers, Journalist

Crazy impressive doesn’t even cut it to describe Tori Amos at the Sydney Opera House.

Played by a lone Higgins on ukulele, it was obvious it was going to be a very personal, intimate affair.

Sara Bareilles has proved she is not just another pop singer

Movement brought the goods to a packed and enthusiastic audience in Sydney.

"By the whistles and cheers from the crowd, he had nothing to be nervous about in the first place."

"It perhaps wasn’t the triumphant return we were all hoping for, but it was still an ultimately enjoyable trip down memory lane."

"This was a great line-up filled with the some of the best Melbourne has to offer, and it was embarrassing that they had to play for a largely disinterested Sydney audience."

With his larrikin grin peeking out from his robust beard each time a lyric was forgotten or a note misplayed, you couldn’t help but laugh along with the guy.

"It was obvious that Tunstall thrives in a live setting, and she absolutely shone through this performance."

"Vega’s new material certainly did possess a certain ethereal quality"