Matt Corby: Live Review
June 9, 2026 Matt Corby The Forum Melbourne Matt Corby transformed Melbourne’s iconic Forum Melbourne into something intimate, emotional, and almost spiritual. From the moment he walked on stage, the atmosphere felt less like a concert and more like a shared experience between artist and audience. Corby’s voice carried effortlessly Continue Reading
Live Review: Ball Park Music
At a time when live music can often feel overproduced or overly polished, Ball Park Music reminded a sold-out crowd at Northcote Theatre why they remain one of Australia’s most consistently beloved live acts. Returning to Melbourne on May 8, the Brisbane five-piece delivered a set that felt equal parts Continue Reading
Live Review: Ruby Fields
Ruby Fields The Croxton Bandroom April 24 Ruby Fields delivered a magnetic, no-frills set at The Croxton Bandroom on April 24, proving exactly why she’s built such a loyal following. From the moment she stepped on stage, there was an easy confidence about her, equal parts laid-back and razor sharp. Continue Reading
Live Gallery: Peach PRC
Peach PRC turned Palace Foreshore into a glitter-soaked pop playground on March 12, delivering a bold, cathartic set of pink-hued anthems that had the crowd screaming every word back to her. Images by Monique Pizzica
Live Gallery: Maisie Peters
Maisie Peters lit up The Forum on March 4, 2026 with an intimate, emotionally charged set that transformed the ornate theatre into a sing-along diary of sharp lyricism, warmth, and pure pop catharsis. Images by Monique Pizzica
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 Continue Reading
Live Review & Gallery: MUKI
MUKI’s set at Bodriggy on January 22 felt less like a formal EP showcase and more like a communal exhale, a room full of people gathering around an artist stepping confidently into his own world. The Naarm/Melbourne-based artist (born in Dubai with Indian roots) played through his new EP in Continue Reading
Live Review & Gallery: Turi Tharma
Turi Tharma’s performance at Howler on January 17 offered a compelling snapshot of an artist confidently shaping his own lane within Australia’s evolving R&B and hip hop landscape. Australian-born and deeply connected to his Tamil roots, Tharma’s sound draws from a blend of hip hop, R&B and Carnatic influences, resulting Continue Reading
Live Review & Gallery: Laura Ingram
Laura Ingram lit up the Bergy Bandroom on December 11 with a set that felt more like a full-blown party than a mid-week gig. Laura opened with Hearts Like Lightning, starting the night with an absolute bang. The moment the first chorus hit, the room erupted, people clapping in time, Continue Reading
Live Gallery & Review: Sofia Isella
Sofia Isella lit up the Palais Theatre on December 10 with a performance that felt equal parts intimate, daring and completely her own. From the moment she stepped on stage, she carried a confidence and artistic presence that filled the room, yet still managed to feel personal, like she was Continue Reading
