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Author: Upside Writer
St Jerome’s Laneway Festival returns to Adelaide this Saturday. From must-see acts to our top tips, here’s everything you need to know.
Dear Seattle’s second show at JIVE wasn’t just impressive—it was inspiring. Where other bands might have coasted, they doubled down, delivering a set that was as sweaty and chaotic as it was soulful and honest.
Slowly Slowly’s Adelaide show was a must-see, proving why they are one of Australia’s most beloved indie acts, delivering an unforgettable, personal experience for fans old and new.
By voting on who lives, who dies, and ultimately, who commits the dastardly deed, spectators become invested in the unfolding mystery—a genuine guessing game that keeps everyone engaged until the final reveal.
Penis De Milo pushes the absurdity of toxic masculinity to its limits and makes the audience question its hold on society.
The Fleetwood Mac Story gives everyone a fantastic window into what makes this band’s music so timeless, while highlighting the performers’ exceptional skills and passion, which bring a fresh yet respectful energy to these iconic songs.
We’ve uncovered a couple of great shows made especially for teachers by teachers, and until Thursday 12 December, you can get 30% off tickets!
Are you living the life you’ve always dreamed? Or are you waiting for the right moment to start? Libby & Matt want you to know it’s never too late to change your life and be who you’ve always wanted to be. (Unless you want to be a jerk).
After smash hit, sold out Adelaide Fringe seasons in 2023 and 2024, Extra Curricular – a comedy cabaret by teachers for teachers – is calling an assembly for Cabaret Fringe and inviting all teachers to attend.
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