31 Oct 2015
Supporting Katie Noonan’s Vanguard is MKO-SUN a.k.a. Hannah Macklin, a sonic songstress reminiscent of Björk. Appearing sans band MKO delivered a layered…
9 Oct 2015
There was a tsunami of grey hair and chrome domes in the capacity audience of Her Majesty’s Theatre that swept up onto the stage as well, missing only a few…
27 Sept 2015
The Festival Centre precinct is abuzz with hundreds of people taking in the atmosphere of the Adelaide Night Noodle Markets. There are dragon dances and exotic…
22 Sept 2015
Warming up the night were the smooth and groove sounds of Bobby Alu & Band, who got The Gov vibe pumping with their fusion of afro-soul rhythms.…
19 Sept 2015
Tommy Dorsey is one of the most influential names from the Big Band, swing, jazz era of the 1940s and ‘50s with more than twenty hits on the American charts. As…
13 Sept 2015
Ben Ford-Davies warmly greets the crowd, primarily comprising friends, family and well-wishers, and takes a seat at the piano. Welcome to the launch of his…
8 Sept 2015
Abundance is the title given to this performance by the Australian String Quartet, with guest violinists Susie Park and Brendan Joyce, and a fitting title it is…
7 Sept 2015
For over two decades Max Pellicano has been entertaining Australia and the world with his Elvis To The Max concerts. Born in Monte Carlo, of French and Italian…
12 Aug 2015
You can’t ask for much more on a cold night than a warm room and one of the finest catalogues rock‘n’roll has to offer, and that’s exactly what The Gov provided…
7 Aug 2015
The always-brilliant and endlessly generous James Morrison has excelled himself in gathering together this stellar band of extraordinary world-class jazz…
6 Aug 2015
There was a moment at WOMADelaide a few years ago when Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu silenced a crowd of several thousand mostly white Australians with songs sung…
3 Aug 2015
The Beatles changed the world, with a lot of help from their friends. And incredibly they did it all in just eight short years between 1962 and 1970. Rubber…