Live Reviews in Brisbane
With the drought appearing to break, expectations are high in Brisbane tonight.
Courtesy of some local airplay and some rather special myspace tunes,
The Black Ryder takes up the early d... [more]
On paper,
Stockholm Syndrome appeared to be something of a negative contrast to
Pelican tonight and unfortunately, it did show. Their hardcore-screamo stylings are arguably, f... [more]
Swedish music has never sounded so good, with quality folk, rock and electronic music flowing from the country over previous years, it is not strange that people across the globe know the sound... [more]
What can I say, or rather how can a review encompass how enthralled and honoured I was to witness four true legends on stage. The magnitude of this event to a fan such as I was definitely a hig... [more]
Approaching the venue for the night’s musical festivities, The Zoo, all that can be heard is a deafening drum roll followed by a long guitar wail that resonates from the building, beckoning to... [more]
It was a small crowd who descended on The Zoo on Saturday night but what it lacked in size it made up for in pure enthusiasm; the cheers and shouting filled the venue with a cacophony I have se... [more]
The night starts with DJ
Mark E Moon spinning tunes. There really is not much more to it than that. He is a guy; he plays other people’s songs.
Second support (or first support as... [more]
As the drought broke in Brisbane (well, it was raining anyway) Mansfield lads, Violent Soho, get things underway in what was to be a long night of rock and roll, ladies and gentlemen.
Deliver... [more]
The Zoo is all scarves, glasses and hair tonight, filled with rock hipsters all eager to see one of Australian rock’s fastest rising stars. First on the bill, however, are locals Violent Soho.... [more]
Over the last few years, with the huge popularity of music festivals, there has been an emergence of what could be called the ‘boutique’ festival. These festivals are popping up everywhere and... [more]