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RADIO BIRDMAN – THE CROXTON MELBOURNE – 22 June 2024 Review: Craig Eriksson Photos: Jason Rosewarne It’s not the number of years in your life that
Attendees at St Kilda’s George Lane were treated to a joyous musical experience last night at Triple Fret, a celebration of some of our finest guitarists
THE TEA PARTY – THE PALAIS THEATRE MELBOURNE – 20 June 2024 Review: Craig Eriksson. Photos: Jason Rosewarne On a beautiful crisp Melbourne evening I made
Australian Musician brings you a pilot series, in which editor Greg Phillips and photographer Jason Rosewarne not only discuss a recent concert performance but also chat
Closure in Moscow/Harts/Toehider Review Thursday, May 30th @ Max Watt’s, Melbourne Review: Joshua Batten. Photos: Tony R Photography In an era of big pop festivals being
Review: Greg Phillips. Photos: David Harris Photography Released in August 2013, Harlequin Dream was the second album for Australian rock band Boy & Bear, reaching #1
Review: Greg Phillips Photos: Jason Rosewarne Ever since we experienced Kansas City-bred guitarist, singer, songwriter Samantha Fish on stage at Bluesfest in 2019, we’ve been huge
Report: Greg Phillips Photos: Jason Rosewarne Following on from our recent interview with Melbourne-based singer, songwriter Peter Freebairn, we headed down to Wesley Anne in Northcote
Review: Greg Phillips. Photos: Jason Rosewarne Due to covid and life generally getting in the way, it had been quite some time since Martha Wainwright had
Review: Greg Phillips. Photos: Jason Rosewarne Jon Cleary and the Absolute Monster Gentlemen brought a generous pot of New Orleans spice to Sydney Road last night
Saturday 11th May 2024 Munro Martin Parklands, Cairns Story by Leigh Hanna. Photography by Nighthawk Creative Munro Martin Parklands in Cairns is home to Australia’s largest
Review: Craig Eriksson Photos: Jason Rosewarne Whether you love or hate Nick Cave’s music, it is undeniably unique due to his creativity and lyricism which is
Bring Me the Horizon Riverstage Arena, Brisbane, Australia April 20, 21, 2024 Supported by: Sleep Token, Make Them Suffer, & Daine Written by: Leigh Hanna for
Review: Craig Eriksson. Photos: Jason Rosewarne There’s a lot of hard work, planning and moving pieces that goes into putting on an amazing music event like
Review: Greg Phillips Photos: Jason Rosewarne Margaret Court Arena Tuesday April 16 Sometimes when life’s coming at you from all angles, you just want to sit
A Day On The Green presented yet another quality day of music featuring The Mojo Corner, Ella Hooper, Boy & Bear, Vika and Linda Bull and
Review: Greg Phillips Photos: Jason Rosewarne It was 1966 when Brian Cadd first emerged onto the Australian music scene with the band The Groop, followed by
Report and photos by Jason Rosewarne Day 5 might have been the quietest of the festival in terms of crowd numbers, but certainly not in terms
Report and photos by Jason Rosewarne Bluesfest Byron Bay is the festival that just keeps giving. Just when you thought it couldn’t get any better after
Photos and report by Jason Rosewarne. (*Photographer contract rant by Editor Greg Phillips) Time to pack away the gumboots and raincoats and bring out the shorts
Report and photos by Jason Rosewarne While brilliant sunshine greeted Day 1 attendees at Bluesfest, the weather gods were not as kind to those attending Day
Report and photos by Jason Rosewarne In a week that saw the cancellation of Splendour in the Grass and a continuation of the drama (aka shit
Review by Bryget Chrisfield Clocking tonight’s stage set-up – including separate drum and percussion kits bookending two keyboard consoles (to be played by two keyboardists) –
Review: Bryget Chrisfield Photos: Jason Rosewarne A vision in billowy, electric-blue layers and high-heeled, knee-high black boots, Judy Collins arrives on stage with her short,
Review: Bryget Chrisfield, Photos: David Harris Handheld paper fans are the savvy accessory of choice with tonight’s overnight low forecast to be a sweat-inducing 26 degrees.
Review: Gary Hodges Photos: Jason Rosewarne What a great pleasure to be able to see a living legend and one of the great songsmiths of
Review: Jack Howard Photos: Jason Rosewarne On a glorious Melbourne evening, the Sidney Myer Music Bowl was happily expectant ahead of one of the most anticipated
Pic Jason Rosewarne Review: Bryget Chrisfiled. Photos: Jason Rosewarne As soon as we enter Mt Duneed Estate – clocking multi-coloured fluffy leg warmers, glowsticks and
Review: Bryget Chrisfield. Photos: Jason Rosewarne Rose Tattoo hit the stage ten minutes earlier than advertised, at the very un-rock’n’roll hour of 6.50pm, with Angry Anderson
Review: Greg Phillips Photos: Jason Rosewarne Acclaimed singer, songwriter, producer Todd Rundgren is back in Australia for his first tour here since 2018 and last night
Review: Greg Phillips Photo Credit: TAS Rights Management Full disclosure, I am not a ‘Swifty’ and quite likely never will be. Modern pop is not really
Red Hot Summer Series 2: Icehouse, Simple Minds, Noiseworks, Daryl Braithwaite, Bachelor Girl Mornington Racecourse Saturday 10 February Review: Bryget Chrisfield. Photos: Greg Phillips The first
Wednesday 31 January 2024 – Memo Music Hall. Review: Greg Phillips Photos: Jason Rosewarne It’s been around six years since we’ve seen Walter Trout on an
Review: Greg Phillips. Photos: Jason Rosewarne Traditions have to start somewhere and for Vika and Linda Bull’s annual Christmas concerts, it all began last year with
REVIEW: KRAFTWERK – MARGARET COURT ARENA. Fri 8 Dec. Review: Bryget Chrisfield. Photos: Jason Rosewarne. Alongside The Beatles, Kraftwerk are widely regarded as one of the
Review: Greg Phillips Photos: Jason Rosewarne They don’t make ‘em like they used to is a term you’ll often hear from older folks, yearning for the