Back together after a two year hiatus between 2012-2014, the band are stronger than ever and looking forward to getting back to Australia.
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Bastille Day has all the elements of a great action film and follows the Die Hard formula. While it’s not quite Die Hard, it reaches some pretty great heights and it consistently entertaining and exciting.
Although his signature voice, with its haunting, rich and soulful tones are still present, Strange Loop differs from SFK even in the way Paul sits down to write the songs.
Eddie the Eagle will make your heart soar.
Showing all UFC pay-per-views live it is a great place to come down with your mates and kick back on a Sunday arvo.
Coheed and Cambria will be rocking the crap out of The Gov on May 11 with doors open from 7:30.
The Groovin the Moo people absolutely know how to put on an organised, star studded and fun filled event.
There’s only a few weeks left to register for the 2016 South Australian Living Artists (SALA) Festival, with […]
Queensrÿche’s critically acclaimed new offering Condition Hüman sees vocalist Todd LaTorre step things up a notch on what is his sophomore album with the band.
The short tour is one of many exciting projects on the horizon for Ross this year.
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