Outrageous, silly fun that probably should have just left it at that
PREVIEW: Electric Gardens is back for 2018!
After boutique music festival Electric Gardens’ 2016 debut, where it was “raved about by everyone
who experienced it” and an equally-as- successful sophomore event in 2017 - where the
event completely sold-out Centennial Park in Sydney and cemented its longevity - Electric Gardens
are thrilled to reveal their first announcement of national dates and venues for their hugely anticipated 2018 event.
Live Review: Ásgeir's Meditative Night at the Astor
A close-knitted, meditative night of somber but beautifully thought-provoking music left the audience with answers to questions they did not know exist, while providing a basis for what sorrowful folk music should sound like.
STORMZY LIVE REVIEW: A HIGH ENERGY PERFORMANCE CUT SHORT
Grime's wonder boy has landed on our shores for his debut album tour, but how did it compare to his legendary 5 hour set 2 years prior?
FILM REVIEW: "The Beguiled" is seductive and enticing entertainment
Cult director Sofia Coppola makes her return after the mediocre Bling Ring with a re-imagining of the 1971 classic, The Beguiled.
But is it any good? (Spoiler: it's pretty damn good)
Movies of the Month: July Preview
We're more than half way through the year already, but it's not all bad. Here our top picks to see at the cinemas this month!
FILM REVIEW: "A Dog's Purpose" is your usual feel-good tear-jerker fare
A Dog’s Purpose: Heartwarming, heartbreaking and trying just a little too hard.
Movies of the Month: May Preview
For our May edition of Movies of the Month, we've got books, franchises and even a highly intelligent Horror film - what more could you want!
Movies of the Month: March Preview
With awards season truly over, March makes way for the less-serious side of cinema.
Film Review: Hidden Figures
Hidden figures is a film for anyone who wants to feel inspired, whilst also having a good cry.
Film Review: Fifty Shades Darker
We checked out the new 50 Shades of Grey movie, which is better than the first, but still not great.
Movies of The Month: February preview
From Oscar nominated emotional dramas, to Valentines day Blockbusters, our movies pick for February has it all!
FRINGE REVIEW: Velvet: The Sexiest Show at Fringe
Velvet, the all singing all-dancing circus act dazzles at Fringe, with the right amount of sass and glamour.
Jackie: An intimate look into Jackie Kennedy
Pablo Lorraine's take on the JFK family is a beautiful piece of cinema that does justice to one of the great public tragedies of the 21st century.
Movies of the Month: January Preview
From Oscar-hopefuls to video game blockbuster, in the first of our monthly movie guide, we preview the films that are showing in theatres this January.
Jim Jarmusch's "Paterson" is thoughtful and clever, but not for everyone
This time around, director Jim Jarmusch has stayed to what he knows in Paterson, a rather brilliant film about the mundane.
Rosalie Blum is a lovely French tale about lost souls finding each other
Rosalie Blum serenades its audience with a lovely tale about lost souls finding one another.
PIAF Film Review: "The Rehearsal" is not your typical high school movie
The Rehearsal allows its audience to view a haunting and raw side of adolescence that isn’t glamorised by the usual beautiful teenagers that Hollywood so often served.
LIVE REVIEW: Boy & Bear at Fremantle Prison
Boy&Bear remind us all why they're one of Australia's most exciting bands with another heartwarming performance, showing us all what the boys from Sydney can really do.
LIVE REVIEW: Violent Soho deliver rad show at Red Hill
Violent Soho and friends rocked out at Red Hill auditorium Saturday night, cementing their place in australian rock and roll