Daniel Cribb, Journalist

Perhaps better suited to an outdoor festival, as some became restless, it was a after a second standing ovation from Cause We Ended As Lovers that Beck removed his white Stratocaster and casually strolled off stage

"I don’t actually remember the show… I’d kind of come out of post-partum depression, and I just didn’t feel like myself."

Anyone who caught Dalle with backing band in tow during her NIN/QOTSA support slot knows these songs hold up live incredibly well – they just don’t quite make the cut on tape.

"This is punk rock that bleeds true emotion."

“I think everyone has to do their own thing, to some degree, to keep everyone occupied. You don’t want anyone to feel like they’re being left behind and there’s stagnation or anything."

There was no need for a spectacular light show or insane backing band – it was all about the music that night, and few have penned classics like Kristofferson.

"It’s not going to be something that will show on an airplane for in-flight entertainment."

"This felt like the band’s second record for me, and I think everybody."

In exchange for cupcakes, Miller-Heidke sung happy birthday to two punters, then the party really kicked off with a cameo from Sweet Jean for Devil Wears A Suit and Politics In Space.

Miller-Heidke has found a healthy blend of the quirky elements of 2008’s Curiouser and more serious nature of 2012’s Nightflight.