Riders refer to the little extras a band receives from the promoter of a gig, usually—but not always—in their dressing room. One of the most infamous riders was Van Halen’s in 1982. They insisted on bowls of M&M candies with all the brown ones removed. Mary J. Blige asks for Continue Reading

Just days before they send fans worldwide into a feeding frenzy by dropping their obsessively anticipated third album A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships, English pop mavericks The 1975 have tipped their hat to their legion of followers in Australia by locking in a huge run of 2019 shows. Stopping Continue Reading

The Pinheads return from a multi member sabbatical with a new single, ‘Not Like You’ A tune about our divergent world of round the clock connection, resulting in chronic isolation, the mingling pot of personalities, untameable ego, opposing ideologies, conflicting cultural ideals and a societal anxiety timebomb threatening to blow Continue Reading

Emerging Sydney Electro/RNB singer/songwriter Kirrah Amosa shines a light on bullying with her new single ‘I Don’t Need It’. Written when she was in high school, ‘I Don’t Need It’ is an anthem for those who have ever felt bullied, different or excluded. Kirrah reflects and admits that she wasn’t Continue Reading

Introducing singer-songwriter Yorke and her debut single release‘First Light. Co-written and produced by Chris Collins of Tiger town, Yorke is the latest sonic exploration into the world of indie pop by 20-year-old Grace Hughes. ‘First Light’is driven by punchy percussion, with lingering piano keys and featherweight vocals giving the track Continue Reading

Civic Sounds, Melbourne Music Week AC/DC Lane Melbourne Music Week kicked off with a bang in AC/DC Lane and inside the famous Cherry Bar with the likes of Batz, The Bennies, Bec Sandridge  and Regurgitator  taking to the laneway in the sold out event. Behind the lens Matt Allan   Continue Reading