Ivy Kaye
The “pocket” is something you’ll hear musicians discuss somewhat frequently, but never truly explaining quite what it meRead Article
Tue 13/10/2026
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Ben Shaw
Twenty-five years after being banned in Thailand for being “offensive to all religions”, Ing K’s black comedy DogGod hasRead Article
Mon 12/10/2026
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Isabel Rubenstein
After 36 years, Saint Etienne are saying goodbye. They’ve released 13 studio albums, toured with the likes of Oasis, SteRead Article
Mon 12/10/2026
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Ben Shaw
Campervan is an explosively campy horror-comedy musical written by Melbourne’s own cabaret queen Geraldine Quinn. The shRead Article
Mon 12/10/2026
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Amelie de Graaf
An Uber navigates winding New Zealand roads as dim headlights barely pierce thick fog. The car gurgles and halts before Read Article
Mon 12/10/2026
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Sophia Lark
The energy was buzzing from the second I entered Northcote Social Club for the first night of Adelaide band Swapmeet’s sRead Article
Thu 8/10/2026
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Ben Shaw
When you go to your friends’ tongue-in-cheek world tour at Melbourne Fringe, you expect to have fun. What you don’t expeRead Article
Thu 8/10/2026
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Sofia Perica
Growing up in Tasmania, J-Pop musician Emi Emi frequently travelled to Japan to visit her grandparents. She never used tRead Article
Tue 6/10/2026
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Fergus Sinnott
Swift’s twelfth album, 2025’s The Life of a Showgirl, has proven to be her most polarising album to date. Each individuaRead Article
Mon 5/10/2026
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Zen Lam
I love getting a great laugh out of an even greater comedy. There's no preference on my end, whether it's straight-forwaRead Article
Mon 5/10/2026
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While playing her largest solo show to a sold-out, packed-out Northcote Theatre, Miss Kaninna was brought to tears. The Read Article
Sun 20/09/2026
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Owini Wijayasekara
In the opening track, Mary Janes, off her newest album, Florescence, Maisie Peters defiantly and confidently states, “I’Read Article
Thu 17/09/2026
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Freda Porter
Walking into the Palais Theatre on Saturday night, the auditorium was filled with a thick layer of artificial smoke, whiRead Article
Wed 16/09/2026
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Sophia Lark
The first time I heard of Adelaide-based band Swapmeet was at the John Curtin Hotel on a random mid-semester Tuesday aftRead Article
Tue 15/09/2026
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Alexander Homoc
Running around the streets unsupervised, playing dress-up with the next-door neighbours, and scaring your friends with eRead Article
Mon 14/09/2026
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Astara Ball
Set against the backdrop of the Kimberley region’s humbling expanse, director Sean O’Reilly’s Guided by Horses is groundRead Article
Wed 9/09/2026
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Amelie de Graaf
An evening spent with Phillip Glass is an evening spent in bliss. The composer, now 89 years old, made waves in the 60’sRead Article
Sun 6/09/2026
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Isabel Rubinstein
A few nights ago, my friend took me to a show at the Melbourne Recital Centre. Neither of us knew anything about it, butRead Article
Wed 2/09/2026
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Jalina Cameron
Loneliness does not begin when we are left alone. It begins when we long to be known, but fear what it means to be seen.Read Article
Wed 2/09/2026
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Nina Bartholomeusz
If you follow Steve Lacy on any social media platform, you’ll know that he has messed us around for about three years. LRead Article
Wed 2/09/2026
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Jocelyn Du
“If I don’t stay, I’m going to miss the last of her.”
For Sarah (Abbi Jacobson), home has seemingly been rendered intRead Article
Tue 1/09/2026
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