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It’s not everyday that you get to catch an international band’s debut Australian show. There’s always a special kind of energy at these shows, an energy that was truly in the air when Canadian dream-pop darlings TOPS played at the Brisbane Powerhouse.
We’ve all seen DMA’s at a festival, but a DMA’s headline show is a whole new level. The iconic Sydney band has steadily built a discography made for a live environment. Fuelled by the energy of a devoted crowd that sings every word back to the band, DMA’s continue solidifying their status as one of Australia’s greatest bands.
It’s safe to describe Phony Ppl’s sound as empowering and soulful, an energy only amplified by seeing them live. Do yourself a favour and catch this Brooklyn funk outfit wherever you can.
It’s safe to say that this night was one for the fans. But it’s also important to recognise that Earl’s back catalogue now has something for everyone, and it felt like many had grown an even fonder appreciation for this wordsmith once they were leaving The Princess Theatre.
Iconic American rock outfit Pavement sent the Brisbane crowd back in time at The Fortitude Music Hall. The Californian five-piece’s expansive set reminded fans new and old just how special a band like Pavement are.
Supporting an iconic band like Pavement is nothing to downplay, and it’s safe to say that Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever brought their A-game to The Fortitude Music Hall.
Joey Badass made a triumphant return to Brisbane last Friday at The Fortitude Music Hall, even bringing out special guest Denzel Curry for a night to remember.
As off-kilter as Sleaford Mods sounds, members Andrew Fearn and Jason Williamson are a match made in heaven. It only makes sense for post-punk to be played off a laptop in the 21st century.