At The Gov on Sunday night, Radio Birdman delivered a timely (& loud) reminder of why they are still among the best bands this country has ever produced.
Category Archive: Reviews
Spain’s nuclear powered pub rockers, Los Chicos, stole the show at The Gov on Sunday night, and presented the crowd with an impassioned, raucous, high energy performance that will live long in the memories of those who witnessed it.
With its strong comedic cast, you may very well find yourself chuckling through the whole thing, but perhaps this one could’ve skipped the big screen and headed straight to Netflix.
Prepare yourself for a sprinkling of quips to cut through the tension and emotion of this film, and ready yourself for powerful adrenaline-led scenes and picturesque space views one can only dream of experiencing.
Five piece, all female Guns n’ Roses tribute band Paradise Kitty are no ordinary cover band, which they proved to Fowler’s Live last night.
Under the direction of Judy Davis, Brian Friel’s Faith Healer is intense and rewarding theatre, rendered by an excellent cast.
Melbourne art pop band, The Fix Ups, have just released their debut album, and despite, or perhaps because of its naïve musical simplicity, it’s a winner.
The Dire Straits Experience is a fantastic night out, faithfully reconstructing some of the great compositions of rock music.
Postmodern Jukebox returned to Adelaide on Saturday night and reminded us all of why they attract such a fanatical following.
Director Yang Mingming’s first feature film, Girls Always Happy, will screen as a centrepiece of this year’s OzAsia Film Festival’s Women Directors In Asia selection.
