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Wildlands Festival proved once again why it’s a staple of the Australian summer festival circuit. Delivering a diverse and exciting range of performances, an energetic atmosphere...
Brisbane’s desire and passion for the return of Glass Animals far outweighed any negative consequences the heavens could bring.
A eulogy to the ghosts of situationships past, Maisie Peters kicked off her Brisbane show of the Good Witch tour at the Fortitude Music Hall.
Weightless. Transcendent. Magical. Timer at 0. 2024 ushered in by THAT Innerbloom moment, and a state of complete euphoria.
Paramore spans generations. The Brisbane Entertainment Centre was sardined with family friends and their kids, old mates from high school that left town to get a business degree, and newly reformed emos who carry emergency eyeliner in their back pocket.
The duel headline show at the Riverstage featuring Bloc Party and Interpol was nothing short of a musical spectacle, uniting two iconic bands in a night that will be etched in the memories of the near-sellout crowd in Brisbane.
With an extraordinary lineup featuring heavyweight headliners such as Lil Uzi Vert, Skrillex, and Ice Spice, Listen Out delivered one of its most powerful rosters to date, promising an unforgettable experience for all in attendance.
A line-up stacked with newbies and mainstays, locals and internationals, pub punters, job hunters, and traffic cone plunders, Yours and Owls had a little something for everyone, even if they didn’t expect it to.
With an extraordinary lineup featuring heavyweight headliners such as Lil Uzi Vert, Skrillex, and Ice Spice, Listen Out delivered one of its most powerful rosters to date, promising an unforgettable experience for all in attendance.
Inclusivity for all was entwined in the ethos of the festival, and highlighted why this event has a strong future.
Perth-based psych rocker GUM, a moniker for the multi-instrumentalist Jay Watson of Tame Impala and Pond fame, took the sound of synths and poetically wet vocals for a lap around the country, sowing the seeds of new space-age album Saturnia into the Aus-music dialogue.
Reminisce on this festival seasons new kid on the block - Daydream Festival! The day in Meanjin/Brisbane's gardens delivered an unforgettable night showcasing both local and international indie rock!
Red neon sizzled up from the ground, carried up by a thick layer of smog, and with the pace of a bass drum a flash of red would appear in vertical stripes. Three stripes gave way to the three band members, as lead singer Joe Newman began crooning in his deep folky vox.
Perth-based psych rocker GUM, a moniker for the multi-instrumentalist Jay Watson of Tame Impala and Pond fame, took the sound of synths and poetically wet vocals for a lap around the country, sowing the seeds of new space-age album Saturnia into the Aus-music dialogue.
Perth-based psych rocker GUM, a moniker for the multi-instrumentalist Jay Watson of Tame Impala and Pond fame, took the sound of synths and poetically wet vocals for a lap around the country, sowing the seeds of new space-age album Saturnia into the Aus-music dialogue.
Perth-based psych rocker GUM, a moniker for the multi-instrumentalist Jay Watson of Tame Impala and Pond fame, took the sound of synths and poetically wet vocals for a lap around the country, sowing the seeds of new space-age album Saturnia into the Aus-music dialogue.
Laneway 2025 felt like stepping into a fever dream...