Review – 50 Years of Beatlemania
For those wanting to experience A Day in the Life of an era that so strongly influenced our culture, go along to this.
Tagged: music
Review – Neo Cosmosphere
The evening was well paced, all the acts complimented each other perfectly and it was a joy to see them all on the one night and with such a fitting progression between them.
Review – The Motown Story
By the third song in, the dance floor had started and did not stop until the final encore.
Review – Dan Sultan: Dirty Ground Tour
Sultan stands alone: three guitars and a keyboard keeping him company.
10 Quick Qs – Miles and Simone.
Simone Page Jones is an opera singer, cabaret star and, with Miles O’Neil, is performing as Miles and Simone for the Adelaide CabFest – we asked her 10 Quick Questions!
Review – My Piano And Me
Sarah is a small player at this year’s Fringe — a relative unknown, and fairly new to comedy — but her knack for these sort of quirky observations reveal her to have a mighty potential.
Review – Symphony of Strange
Each member of the audience is offered a strip of wet flannel and a piece of dark chilli chocolate…
Review – Steve Sheehan: Ambient Comedian
It’s a sweet, touching, hilarious show, and it’s too late to see it.
Review – Sam Marzden’s History of Rock’n’Roll (1962-1989)
This sort of show can easily go bad in the hands of an enthusiast who can’t tell the difference between mundane trivia and the shocking, weird, stupefying and libellous.
Review – Radiohead: Australia Tour 2012
If you paid a princely sum for tickets and travelled interstate* to go see one of your favourite bands, you would definitely expect it to be a great concert.
Sundog [UK]
Perhaps not meaty enough to be described as food for the soul, the classical minimalism of Arthur Jeffes’ Sun Dog project is nourishing nonetheless. Violinist Oli Langford soars to magnificent crescendos to a hypnotic rhythm of piano and light drumming, and all is well with the world.
The Pigram Brothers [Australia]
Delivering hoarsly whispered odes to the great sunburnt land, the Pigram brothers pull off nice enough indigenous flavoured country tunes, but unfortunately seem to go on and on with little variation, much like the outback itself.
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Picture Box Orchestra [Australia]
An interesting experiment in blending classical western and indian musical styles and instruments, Picture Box Orchestra’s Friday night slot was unfortunately ruined by two things unrelated to the music itself.
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