Guitarist Brooks Betts of Pop Punk Emo band Mayday Parade talks about the upcoming Australian tour in support of new album Black Lines, which new bands he’s rating, supporting Yellowcard last year and the politics behind bands being billed on a lineup.
Category Archive: What’s on in Adelaide
Review: Taking Back Sunday’s Tidal Wave is an amazing album from a newly inspired and reenergized band. New album Tidal Wave will reinvent Taking Back Sunday, putting the spotlight back on them, but perhaps dividing fans in the process.
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band have announced a massive tour of Australia and New Zealand this summer, including a date at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre on Monday 30th January thanks to frontier touring.
Spend an evening with your best girlfriends learning to create La Boheme’s signature cocktail range, followed by a master class in burlesque, run by some of Adelaide’s leading burlesque babes.
The best web series, you’ll see period.
Mark Arm, who’s also from Mudhoney, has raided his music collection to entertain listeners throughout October.
Full of bendy riffs, heavy drums, punchy vocals and throbbing bass that is reminiscent of the purest forms of early metal styles, this is music that does not draw from the past, but adds to the brand of blues-rock-metal. Dio would be proud of you lads.
Howie’s Kick Off is at The Gov from 1pm on Sun 11 Sep.
It’s been a week since A Day To Remember released new album ‘Bad Vibrations’. Find out our verdict and if you should catch them on tour this December.
Howie’s Kick Off performs at The Gov from 1pm on Sun 11 September and tickets are $16 + $4 booking fee online, or $25 at the door.
