From writing a history of Oodnadatta, to the plight of Italian immigrants and their fascinating passage to Australia, each writer had a story to tell, whether it was their story or that of someone they love…
Category Archive: What’s on in Adelaide
Kurt Cobain asked the girls to open for Nirvana on their UK tour, just before the release of the hugely successful album, Nevermind; and CJ Ramone joined them onstage during one of their Ramones tribute shows: Osaka Ramones…
Despite being from a country famous for snowcapped mountains and Abba, Truckfighters’ music is described as the sounds of the desert with grand open grooves and dust-caked metal riffs…
If you’re looking for an entertaining start to the weekend, head to Jive this Friday night for an evening of psychedelic grunge rock performance poetry.
Emma Donovan and The PutBacks are a marriage of soul, rhythm and ideas, and has given the singer, who has been nominated for multiple Deadly Awards including Female Artist of the Year, a new lease of life…
Rolling Stone called them ‘unexpected showstoppers’, everyone in the music industry is raving about them and, of course, over two million YouTube viewers can’t be wrong…
“Writing it isn’t the difficult thing. The difficult thing is having the correct formatting, having the proofs in, and having the right ISBNs for all the right things, and knowing how to do that. I can teach you that in a day.”
The city is set to sizzle this Friday night with some hot summer entertainment from Mere Machine, Ben Gel and the Boneyard Saints, and Surviving Sharks at the Cranka.
2014 has been a year that has underscored the value of the rock’n’roll live experience, but it has also made me worry about its future.
Luzmila’s passionate lyrics, which are accompanied by her five-string charango, speak of resistance against social injustices and racial segregation suffered by Indians living in Bolivia, as well as calls for the emancipation of women…
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