No rock’n’roll cliche remains unexplored in this explosive stage show.
If you’re surprised that it’s not actually your birthright to blather through a show just because you paid for a ticket,you’ve probably ruined countless nights already.
The Ghanian-Australian rapper dropped second album Struggler on Friday and celebrated by treating his Sydney fans to an intimate set the following night.
The Yeah Yeah Yeahs deliver a deliriously overstuffed set of crowd-pleasers,led by powerhouse frontwoman Karen O,at their Sydney Splendour sideshow.
Our wrap of our favourite concerts from the weekend,including Wu-Tang Clan and Nas,Damien Rice at the Opera House,and Stephen Hough with the Sydney Symphony.
There are plenty of rewards to be had from the Australian Ballet’s program.
Director Iain Sinclair has picked three actors who can sustain The Caretaker’s rigid tension.
William Crighton begins in a bluesy full-band blaze,taking full advantage of the return of what might qualify as a crowd watching on.
The Presets judged correctly. It was time to test that assumption because tonight’s show is a jubilant rebuttal to all the jokes about the doldrums of seat dancing.
The honeymoon is not over,not by a long shot.
If a future historian ever documents the work of The Church's Steve Kilbey they’d need to rewind the tape startlingly far.