With so many high quality Australian acts on display at this year’s WOMADelaide, it is fantastic to see such confidence in the local product and have this appreciated by audiences on the big stages. Read our Day Two review.
Courtney Barnett
The music industry has again done it tough in 2021. And while touring new material has been pretty much impossible, musicians have continued to release excellent material. So here is the Upside take on the the best of it!
Check out Tessa Manning’s fantastic photos of the bands and crowds at Laneway Festival at Hart’s Mill, Port Adelaide.
The emphasis on homegrown talent was apparent from the line-up announcement for Laneway 2019. For placing such confidence in our local talent, the organisers of Australia’s biggest nationally touring festival should be congratulated. It also made for a bloody great show.
The Adelaide leg of Laneway Festival is nearly upon us. This year’s line up has a real emphasis […]
It’s that time of year again. As 2018 draws to a close, here are the best albums of […]
The big winners at last night’s National Live Music Awards (NLMAs) included Baker Boy, Stella Donnelly and Tropical Fuck Storm. Meanwhile, veteran rockers Magic Dirt were Hall of Fame inductees and SA’s Electric Fields won their first national award.
Photo gallery by Kay Cann
Courtney Barnett has recently releases her highly anticipated and already acclaimed album Tell Me How You Really Feel and to celebrate, she is bringing it to Adelaide.
Courtney is now preparing for an Australian tour which will see her play festival appearances
Upside Adelaide 