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.
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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…
Dinosaurs will once again roam Australian soil when ‘Walking with Dinosaurs – The Arena Spectacular’, based on the award-winning BBC Television Series, returns in 2015.
Variety – the Children’s Charity of South Australia is delighted to announce that is has assisted over 22,000 children in the last 12 months through 175 grants, totalling a staggering $2.484m.
With their poignant material and catchy melodies, The Sisters of Invention, who all have a disability, are ready to work hard to establish themselves as serious musicians so they can reap the rewards of their efforts.
As part of their Artists in Schools project, SA Writers Centre and Adelaide High School have collaborated to […]
Sydney band, Bloods will be tearing a hole in the stage at The Ed Castle tonight giving Adelaide a taste of their garage pop.
A seated gig at the Festival Theatre is not the usual set up for an audience with Nick Cave. Looking out at the crowd part way through Sunday night’s performance, Cave commented that it was strange to see everyone seated. This was always going to be a bit different…
The Upside News’ favourite hardworking family are offering some delicious specials at their Newton store in the lead up to Christmas.
The Carclew Dusk Markets are a wonderful opportunity to relax, eat, listen to music, enjoy the gorgeous grounds of historic Carclew House and pick up some Christmas gifts for friends (or yourself!)
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