26 May 2016
Rock writer and pro biographer Wall has always had an interest in the harder, more metal side of things (note his other tomes upon Black Sabbath, AC/DC…
4 May 2016
Fresh off the release of their single and video for Psycho Happy late last year, Adelaide pub rock ensemble PlanB have an action-packed 2016 in store, with a…
2 May 2016
The concept is fairly straightforward: Ten composers are commissioned to create musical works incorporating the poetry of Judith Wright, to be performed by…
23 Mar 2016
A couple of weeks ago English comedian Alexis Dubus begrudgingly conceded that he was done with the Adelaide Fringe. He had watched it change into something…
23 Mar 2016
“Good evening. How are you? Alright?” Ladies and gentlemen, it’s Buzzcocks time. Steve Diggle looks like he’s up for it, while the modern-day Pete Shelley looks…
17 Mar 2016
Sunday. For some, it’s a day of rest. Not so at Botanic Park, where the WOMADelaide festival of world music steams into its third day. Will the thousands of…
17 Mar 2016
Music really did define the ‘60s and no single event did that more than Woodstock. Although it wasn’t the first of it’s kind, Woodstock gathered the very best –…
15 Mar 2016
The final stanza of this year’s WOMADelaide takes place under blue-ish skies; it is warm without being too hot. I’ve made the effort to arrive relatively early…
15 Mar 2016
As I was rushing down Frome Road to make it to the Foundation Stage in time to catch Mountain Mocha Kilimanjaro’s 5pm performance, my left sandal came apart.…
15 Mar 2016
As one of the headliners on the final day of WOMADelaide for 2016, John Grant certainly didn’t disappoint both his loyal fans and those coming across his…
14 Mar 2016
I made my way back to WOMADelaide just in time to catch the second half of Sarah Blasko’s late afternoon set. Though I’d heard great things, I hadn’t…
14 Mar 2016
Hailing from Arctic Canada, The Jerry Cans are passionate about two main issues: keeping the Indigenous Inuktitut language and culture alive and getting…