Kristy Wandmaker, Journalist

There have been hundreds of A Day On The Green festivals, and it shows. It’s the low stress, civilised way to actually enjoy music, rather than just consume it

The occasional cat gurgle as he tried to get his mouth around the more wordy verses is easily forgiven as true art, true romance and true joy is always found in the imperfections.

Having toured here so often, and earned support so early, surely we can claim Vampire Weekend as ours? At least partly?

Arctic Monkeys were a favourite of Kristy Wandmaker's in 2013.

The ultimate moment though came in the glorious afternoon sun, watching Steve Caballero and co doing their thing on the half pipe with New Found Glory ripping through their Sticks And Stones album in full.

The Gangsters’ Ball is currently in its sixth year of touring, and the organisers still manage to pull off an amazingly entertaining night for a bunch of jaded Sydneysiders who have no doubt seen it all. Bravo.

As far as a gift for fans, this tour of trinity shows is more than we could ever ask for.

There’s an air of pretending to be sad, singing the sad words that need to be said, while actually feeling happy with the sounds created by a new relationship.