The Velvet Underground presented by Little Captain will have one more performance on Friday, March 2 2018. Go. Wear black. And revel in memories of a time when our lives were saved by rock and roll.
Author: Ken Grady
It had been less than two years since Stiff Little Fingers last graced the stage at The Gov. […]
Chris Botti and his band provided his audience with one of those affirming life experiences – where pushing yourself out of your comfort zone to try something new brings high rewards.
Adelaide Fleetwood Mac tribute band Rumours delivered a rollicking and respectful set chock full of the platinum selling Mac’s greatest hits at The German Club this evening.
Neil & Liam Finn at Bird In Hand Winery – (for the most part) uplifting, gloriously catchy as all good pop should be, and played with an infectious passion and verve.
Big Country guitarist, Bruce Watson, chats about the band’s return to Adelaide and the stories behind the creation of their iconic debut album ‘The Crossing’ which they will be playing in its entirety at The Gov on March 11.
As a night of interpretations of Green Day songs ‘American Idiot’ is a clear triumph – it engages and excites the senses physically.
2017’s Best Albums…by the Old Guard. Ageism stops here!
Irish iconoclastic punk band, Stiff Little Fingers are coming back to Adelaide in February! Lead singer, Jake Burns, is very excited at the prospect of returning to Adelaide – and not having to compete with Noel Gallagher this time around!
Anathema played The Gov on Saturday: ‘There is no doubt that, when Anathema are on song, their music soars into an intensely emotional place, and they bring their audience along into the deeply moving, soulful state they so deftly conjure.’
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