27 Sept 2017
Hot Brown Honey has been a smash hit at past Fringe Festivals in Adelaide and Edinburgh and is featured in this year’s OzAsia Festival in an attempt to broaden…
25 June 2017
Opening to the strains of a revolutionary medley incorporating anthems from artists spanning contemporary music from The Beatles and Michael Jackson to Bob…
24 June 2017
All the way from (supposedly) the Gold Coast, this pair of ‘dancing illusionists’ early on promised a ‘triple threat’ show of ‘dance, magic and more dance’, but…
23 June 2017
Nigerian-born Le Gateau Chocolat has been a favourite at the Adelaide Fringe for some years. For this year’s Cabaret Festival he presents Black – a depiction of…
22 June 2017
American singer and pianist Michael Feinstein, an authority on the Great American Songbook, is returning to Adelaide to present a new show, Sinatra And Friends…
22 June 2017
All a review of The Sound Of Falling Stars really needs to do is tell you that if you like popular music from the last 40 years then you must go and see it.…
19 June 2017
Brel: “The supreme madness is to see life as it is and not as it should be.”
19 June 2017
Music is an important part of rehabilitation and therapy in hospitals especially when done in harmony with the science. The Hush Foundation began in the…
18 June 2017
Courtney Act first came to the attention of the nation when she appeared in the debut season of Australian Idol in 2003, at a time when a fluid gender…
18 June 2017
Live music is unique in that it can be experienced in many contexts, often governed by genre and intended audience, and those contexts dictate the experience of…
18 June 2017
Meow Meow continues to be one of the most intriguing as well as terrifying cabaret performers with her haunting and powerful vocals and erratic comedy. Her 2017…
17 June 2017
Paul Kelly is an icon of the Australian music scene, and his fan base know that his oeuvre is wide and varied and are prepared to swoon over whatever he…