Live Reviews in Brisbane
It was one of the first night’s of winter in Brisbane, that type which only last a month before the heat starts again. Chilled to the bone we made our way to the Zoo, usually an uncomfortable s... [more]
It's 5.30 on a Monday afternoon and it feels far too early to be rimming my eyes with kohl a la Cleopatra. Yet, on this Labour Day holiday in a surprisingly overcast Brisbane town, this is... [more]
In the opening to ‘Sunshine’
Old Man River raise an important question, ‘Where is the sunshine?’ After seeing their performance at The Zoo there is little doubt of the answer.... [more]
A night of firsts saw
Dead Frenchmen perform in Brisbane. It was their first time in Brisbane, their first time at
Ric’s Bar and there was their debut album Wonderland to offi... [more]
They’re called The Mars Volta, and after seeing them in action, one is left believing that they really are from another planet. Omar Rodriguez-Lopez, Cedric Bixler-Zavala and their six-piece ba... [more]
You know it’s going to be a good gig when it takes you 20 minutes to get into the place, especially when there has never ever been a line up at the venue (ever!). And that is exactly what the q... [more]
On a particularly hot and humid Saturday in March, Brisbane became the meeting place for two festival debuts. On one hand 2007 was the first year that the famed St.Jerome’s Laneway Festival cam... [more]
The stylishly laidback underground bunker that is The Living Room was the perfect venue for the seriously cool Ash Grunwald. First up though was a performance from UK artist Pete Molinari, in A... [more]
It's a largely Generation X crowd at the Tivoli tonight; although Generation Y are surprisingly well represented, along with a handful of greying Baby Boomers trying to keep the dream aliv... [more]
There couldn't be a better venue in Brisbane to see the King of the Hokum blues than the Troubadour. The 70s decor, lamp shades and living room armchairs give the packed venue the feel of... [more]