The Royal Adelaide Show will run from August 30 to September 8 and is jam packed with things to do, see, eat, drink, experience and enjoy.
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Occasionally rude, always funny and unexpectedly profound, Brontide can be purchased from all good booksellers.
Illustrated by Mel Matthews, the book takes curious kids and inquisitive adults on a journey through the night sky, where they can explore the solar system, find out why the sky is blue, fly around a black hole and learn why Jupiter has stripes.
Deaf Havana are returning to Australian shores and playing at Jive on Thursday 22 August.
The Adelaide Entertainment Centre was at capacity on Saturday night for the boys from Blackwood – Hilltop Hoods. And boy, do they know how to raise the roof!
We Made A Thing today released the first two episodes of season one of Lucy & DiC, following the Worldwide premiere in Adelaide last night.
Black Star Riders new album Another State Of Grace is soon to be released and new guitarist, Christian Martucci, is excited to talk up this fourth instalment in the band’s ongoing musical evolution.
Fast & Furious: Hobbs & Shaw’s strengths are that it is well-paced, funny, and, despite its significant body count and copious amounts of unnecessary property damage, an unexpectedly heart-warming film.
On Saturday, 3rd August, Zulya & The Children of the Underground will perform at Nexus Live with Eastern Europe folk performers, Golonka as part of Fairytale Noir.
Last week, Skye Sampson was at Wayville to catch all the action at Adelaide’s Spin Off Festival for the Upside News.
