The big winners at last night’s National Live Music Awards (NLMAs) included Baker Boy, Stella Donnelly and Tropical Fuck Storm. Meanwhile, veteran rockers Magic Dirt were Hall of Fame inductees and SA’s Electric Fields won their first national award.
There’s new proof that live music is a strength for Adelaide, with venues well and truly open for business and living up to Adelaide’s UNESCO designation as a City of Music.
The Upside News spoke with guitarist and vocalist Frank Sidoris about the new Slash album which was his first official time coming into record rhythm guitar in the studio with the band.
Supported by Alpha Box and Dice, Graduation opens Thursday 29 November upstairs at the Grace Emily at 6pm so get along and see for yourself the work of this legend in the making.
Legendary soul singer, the ‘First Lady of Immediate’, PP Arnold, will be in town on December 13 to play her first ever Adelaide solo show at The Gov and remind us all of her prodigious talents!
With their Melbourne date already sold out, Mumford and Sons have added new seats to all Australian shows for their tour of the country this coming January.
Japan’s Osaka Monaurail tore The Gov apart on Sunday night providing Adelaide with a dynamic hi-energy funk masterclass, and inducing the entire crowd to get up on their feet and dance in rhythmic ecstasy for a full two hours.
United by their appearance on Download 2019, two of thrash metal’s Big Four SLAYER and ANTHRAX are joined by the Polish dark lords BEHEMOTH
Californian rockers The Story So Far and UK’s five-piece, Basement will be returning to Australia in 2019 for a national co-headline tour
The enthusiastic crowd that filled out Jive last night were treated to an enthralling, soulful performance from Juju and band. And with a promise to return to Adelaide in the new year, there’ll be another opportunity to experience it again soon.
