24 April 2019
The Godfather of punk returned to Festival Hall in Melbourne over the Easter long weekend. It was the legends 72nd birthday that day, and he still belts loud enough to wake up sweet baby Jesus a day early.
14 March 2019
Chili Peppers absolutely killed it and took the spot for best live show I’ve seen in my lifetime…
4 February 2019
Progfest well and truly delivered on its 10th year anniversary show in Melbourne last weekend on January 26
31 January 2019
Going to the Torquay pub on Australia Day is see the Cosmic Psychos is as Aussie as it gets…
12 December 2018
For the last five years Meredith has been my yearly highlight and I can’t see that changing any time soon.
7 February 2018
Featuring The Jungle Giants & Northeast Party House DJ Set.
7 February 2018
Featuring The Cat Empire, Sarah Blasko, Sahara Beck and The Sand Pepples.
10 October 2017
Playing on the day was Illy, Spit Syndicate, Alice Ivy, Kuren, Citizen Kay and EMBE.
4 October 2017
Brother and sister duo captured everyone in the room for their sold-out gig with their dreamy folk tunes and distinctive vocals.
4 July 2017
For those who made it to the Wool Exchange last Thursday (June 29) for Holy Holy’s show it really was a night to remember.
13 June 2017
Photographed by Jem King.
2 May 2017
For those who made it on Saturday to Karova Lounge’s sold out carpark festival, it really was a night to remember.
21 March 2017
Photography by Leonie Smith at Costa Hall in Geelong.
16 March 2017
As you’d expect, heading along to such a festival with an incredible heritage in Australian music, you are always going to find artists that you’d never turned your attention to before.
6 March 2017
A sweaty loose affair was had by all.
12 December 2016
“They say that paradise is hard to perfect but The Pleasure Garden comes damn close”
14 November 2016
Here’s what you missed at A Day on the Green this weekend.
27 July 2016
This year the gumboots were left behind as thousands flocked to Byron Bay and the home of one of the finest music festivals in Australia. Instead sheer dresses were rocked with Doc Martins, shirts became optional and sunnies soon became victims of the moshpit.
14 April 2016
Close to 200 people turned out at Narana Aboriginal Cultural Centre to immerse themselves in a day of music, culture and art at the second edition of Narana Unplugged with visitors soaking up the relaxed atmosphere on picnic rugs and camp chairs in the native bush garden surrounds.
15 March 2016
Ten years of a good thing can only be described as that: a good thing. Though in the case of Golden Plains, it’s even that little bit better – as anyone who has attended the festival will know. It’s such a highlight on the festival calendar that tickets are guaranteed to sellout and punters come from across Australia to camp out the night before on the street outside the grounds to ensure them the best possible camping posse.
22 February 2016
The old slogan ‘Free Beer’ is used as a catch cry on promotional posters, often tongue in cheek, as a sure-fire way to attract thousands of punters.
18 February 2016
If there’s something I noticed this year at Laneway Festival, is that more and more it’s becoming a hub for indie dressers and a chance to flex your fashion senses.
21 January 2016
What a success this event has become for Ballarat, from what I can remember in the short history of the Festival. The weather gods have smiled down and brought out the sunshine this year. Saturday January 16 was a stunning afternoon in Ballarat, perhaps not quite making up for the severe chill bestowed upon the town in mid-winter, but almost.
21 January 2016
Usually when I hear the words ‘music’ and ‘festival’ paired together, I think of alcohol, loud bands and sweaty mosh pits everywhere.
