The Sydney Guitar Show will spread its wings at Sydney Olympic Park on Saturday 7 March and Sunday 8 March, with two super-sized days of guitar gear, performances, workshops and experiences. Since its inception in 2015, the Melbourne Guitar Show has become a mecca for guitar-lovers, a flagship gathering for the industry, and a totally…
AUGIE MARCH ADD SYDNEY SHOW TO MOO, YOU BLOODY CHOIR 20TH ANNIVERSARY TOUR
Augie March have today added a Sydney show to their 20th Anniversary Tour of Moo, You Bloody Choir, set to play their iconic album in its entirety at Manning Bar on May 1. This news comes alongside the addition of You Am I’s Davey Lane playing with full band as national support on the run…
Special Feature: OP-ED: Hope for artists in the age of AI by Flash Poetry
photo credit: Vikk Shayen Hope for artists in the age of AI We underestimate AI – but not as much as we underestimate humans. For the most part, I believe the hype. AI is the most important technological advancement in history. As a human, I’m deeply concerned. As an artist, less so. After launching…
News: MØL Celebrate CRUSH Album Release With New Single/Video ‘Hud’
MØL Celebrate CRUSH Album Release With New Single/Video ‘Hud’ photo credit: Rolf Meldgaard Danish alt-metal luminists MØL have released their third studio album DREAMCRUSH via Nuclear Blast Records and to celebrate have unveiled new single/video, ‘Hud’. The album follows a striking sequence of singles from the brooding pull of‘Garland‘ and the urgent drive of ‘Young‘ to the cathartic force of ‘CRUSH‘, culminating today in the…
News: PARADISE LOST Announce October 2026 Australian Tour
PARADISE LOST Announce October 2026 Australian Tour Paradise Lost remain the undisputed monarchs of metal’s dark frontier. Formed in Halifax in 1988, they quickly carved out their legacy as pioneers of gothic metal; a brooding fusion of crushing heaviness and shadow‑drenched melody. Never content to remain static, the band has spent decades fearlessly exploring every…
Live Gallery: Hazlett
Hazlett Supported by Maddison Kate The Princess Theatre, Brisbane 31st of January, 2026 Hazlett arrived at the Princess Theatre last night for the Brisbane leg of his ‘Coming Home Tour’. Supported by Maddison Kate, it was a beautiful night of soaring vocals and heart tearing lyrics. With a run of cities to go (Sydney,…
Live Review: Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds
Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds Alexandra Gardens Friday 30th January Encased in the balmy January air, I flocked to Alexandra Gardens to bask in the majesty of Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds. My fellow Bad Seeds and I brimming with excitement as it was finally Melbourne’s turn to finally play host to the…
Live Gallery – Soulfly
Soulfly, The Forum, Melbourne 30 January 2026 Soulfly is a Brazilian-American heavy metal band formed in Phoenix, Arizona in 1997, led by former Sepultura frontman Max Cavalera, who formed the band after he left the Brazilian group in 1996. Their sold out performance was supported by Snot and Nailbomb Behind the lens CJ…
Live Gallery: Reneé Rapp
In a vibrant AO Live set at John Cain Arena on 31 January 2026, Reneé Rapp delivered a standout performance that matched the buzz around her Australian debut. Her powerful vocals and engaging stage presence electrified the crowd, blending pop anthems with emotional depth and leaving fans wanting more. Images by Monique Pizzica
Live Gallery: Abbath Doom
Abbath Doom Occoulta Jan 30, Croxton Abbath is a Norwegian black metal band formed in 2015 by former Immortal guitarist and vocalist Abbath Doom Occulta after departing from Immortal earlier in 2015. In Australia to mesmerize Australian audiences, the dark lords played to a packed room in Melbourne’s Croxton. Behind the lens Amanda Lee Starkey








