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Review: Joshua Batten. Photos: Jason Rosewarne Saturday, November 15th @ The Forum, Melbourne November 2025 has proven that there is still a huge demand for live
Review: Greg Phillips Melbourne Recital Centre. Thursday November 13, 2025 Reggie Watts is an American comedian, musician, beatboxer, and actor, best known for his appearances on
Review: Greg Phillips. Photos: Jason Rosewarne What a week or two its been for stadium rock in Melbourne. First there were the Mancunian larrikans Oasis, then
Review: Greg Phillips. Photos: David Harris Palais Theatre, Sunday November 9, 2025 GRAMMY-nominated British singer-songwriter David Gray, brought his Past & Present World Tour to Melbourne tonight, following the
METALLICA, EVANESCENCE, SUICIDAL TENDENCIES – MARVEL STADIUM – MELBOURNE – 08.11.2025 Review: Craig Eriksson (Metallica), Greg Phillips (Suicidal Tendencies, Evanescence). Photos: Jason Rosewarne. Some 50,000 fans
JELLY ROLL – ROD LAVER ARENA – MELBOURNE – 28.10.2025 Review: Craig Eriksson. Photos: David Harris For the first time ever, Jelly Roll is currently performing
Review: Craig Eriksson. Photos: Jason Rosewarne (Except Megan Moroney pics by Mason Goodson) Wild horses couldn’t drag me away. A bit of rain (Melbourne’s wettest day
Review: Tania Graham-Brown. Photos: Kate Kelly-Wilson (Scarlett Visuals) As the house lights dim, Harry Nilsson’s Jump Into the Fire spills through the speakers, Royel Otis’ signature intro track
Words and pictures by Tania Graham-Brown James Blunt walked onto the Qudos Bank Arena stage with the calm ease of someone who’s seen both sides of
Review: Greg Phillips. Photos: Jason Rosewarne It had been a busy day for the Bill Frisell Trio. Beginning with an outing in the park at the
Earlier this year, MÅNESKIN’S Damiano David announced a massive 2025 global tour with dates across Europe, Australia, North America, South America and Asia. Australian Musician
Review: Greg Phillips Photos: Jason Rosewarne At Hamer Hall last night Jazz Festival artistic director Michael Tortoni was tasked with the formalities of welcoming us to
Review: Craig Eriksson. Photos: Jason Rosewarne Tonight we were treated to the amazing Teddy Swims at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne, featuring his fabulous band Freak
Gallery by Tania Graham-Brown British powerhouse Tom Grennan brought his GRENNAN ’25 tour to Sydney’s Liberty Hall last night, delivering a performance that was nothing short
ZEBRAHEAD – MAX WATTS – MELBOURNE – 10.10.2025 Review and photos by Craig Eriksson. It’s been 7 long years since Zebrahead last played in Australia and
Review: Craig Eriksson. Photos: Jason Rosewarne ZAC BROWN BAND, LEWIS LOVE – MARGARET COURT ARENA – MELBOURNE – 06.10.2025 I was incredibly excited to finally see
Tash Sultana – Return to My Roots – Live and Intimate One Night Only – Forum Theatre, Melbourne – Saturday 4 October 2025. Review: Craig Eriksson.
Gallery by David Harris Photography Melbourne Ska Orchestra brought their Ballad of Monte Loco world tour to a triumphant close at 170 Russell, delivering a night
Review and photos by Tania Graham-Brown. The Wombats hit Sydney last night like a confetti cannon of cortisol and catharsis. No grand concept, no theatrical set
Report and photos by Tania Graham-Brown Genre defying Los Angeles four-piece SAINT MOTEL have finally arrived in Australia, bringing their gleeful blend of genres and sonic
Review and photos by Craig Eriksson. Tonight Dallas Crane launched their new single Trouble Knows My Name at The Corner Hotel in Richmond, Melbourne. We arrived
Report: Greg Phillips. Photos: Mitch Lowe Almost thirty years on, Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo + Juliet remains a pop-culture milestone: it reimagined Shakespeare for a new generation
Review: Greg Phillips. Photos: Jason Rosewarne The Winter Blues Festival in Echuca-Moama is an annual event showcasing the best of Australian blues music. Australian Musician’s photographer
By David Harris Photography The Forum in Melbourne roared to life when riotous Irish folk-punk collective The Mary Wallopers hit the stage on their final gig
Review and photos: Craig Eriksson South Australian rockers Bad//Dreems tore up The Evelyn Hotel in Fitzroy last night as they celebrated the 10th Anniversary of their
Review and photos by Tania Graham-Brown. 17/9/2025 John Butler brought something special to The Metro in Sydney tonight, and the whole room felt it. From the
By David Harris Photography Fresh off the release of their brand new album Promises, Mama Kin Spender brought their soul-stirring harmonies and raw percussive energy to
Review: Bryget Chrisfield. Photos; Kate Arnott The Double Feature Tour sees Sarah Blasko performing her first two albums – 2004’s The Overture & The Underscore and
Review: Craig Eriksson. Photos: Jason Rosewarne It was a sold out show at 170 Russell in Melbourne for the Celebrating Neil Young Tribute – From Harvest
Report by Tania Graham-Brown. Photos: Vitor Duarte The Bamboos brought their 25 Years tour to Sydney’s City Recital Hall and delivered a show that reminded the
Review: Bryget Chrisfield. Photos: Kate Arnott Band crush alert! How have I never before seen tonight’s opener, Hot Machine? Powerhouse vocals, triple-axe attack with ample sass,
Review: Greg Phillips. Photos: David Harris Photography In late August, Paul Kelly commenced his largest-ever Australian headline tour, with significant support acts in tow — including
DAVEY LANE – THE CURTIN – MELBOURNE – 28.08.2025 Review: Craig Eriksson. Photos: David Harris Expecting a large crowd, we arrived early at The Curtin in
Review: Craig Eriksson. Photos: Jason Rosewarne. On Monday night Australian Musician had the opportunity of experiencing Keith Urban live on his High and Alive Australian Tour
Report and Photos by Jason Rosewarne The Ballarat Blues Festival wrapped up in spectacular fashion over the weekend with its much-anticipated “Main Event” — a powerhouse
Review: Craig Eriksson This week Australian Musician attended the World Premiere of Jimmy Barnes: Working Class Man at The Astor Theatre in Melbourne, a feature documentary