All posts tagged "live music"

Adelaide Festival Review: Mo’Ju

Mo'Ju storms the Adelaide Festival stage with her passionate lyrics, bold vocals, crooner-like smoothness and shining personality.

Adelaide Festival Review: George Maple

George Maple presents a moody, atmospheric musical performance, powered by jaw-dropping vocals, plenty of smoke and mind-melting projections, at the 2021 Adelaide Festival.

Festival Review: Dami Im

Im did not allow the postponement to dull her performance, playing with a bright and genuine excitement.

Festival Review: Aryeh Nussbaum Cohen in Recital with Konstantin Shamray

On Tuesday evening Cohen performed in recital with internationally acclaimed pianist Konstantin Shamray.

Festival Review: Ben Lee

After a prolific career spanning a quarter-century, Ben Lee is no stranger to touring and music festivals.

Support the Aussie music scene with Ausmusic T-shirt Day

A massive nation-wide celebration of Australian music that reminds us how lucky we are to have such a strong local music scene.

Adelaide City Council amps up funding to support live music venues

The one-year project will offer small and medium city-based live music venues with a maximum capacity of 600 people a matched contribution of up to $3000.

Happy Hour Live with The Incredibles

Live music is back with The Incredibles live at BIE Creatives virtual happy hour 🍸🍹 🍺… request your faves, grab some drinks and join us streaming on YouTube or Facebook Live each friday night for Happy Hour Live… from 5pm-7pm live from BIECreative’s studios in Norwood, South Australia. Invite some friends along virtually to enjoy […]

Bank Street Social DJs & Live Stream

Join Bank Street Social from the comfort of your own home with a drink or two for a live-stream event with your host Troy J Been and local Bank Street DJ residents: Steven King Tom Cotter Lewis J Hennessey Marksee Tune in @Bank Street Social for tunes and interviews from 9PM.

The Girls Rock! Summer Fundraiser Is Happening This Friday At The Crown And Anchor

Girls Rock! is a non-for-profit initiative that aims to support ambitious young female and gender diverse people in an immersive, inclusive musical space.

Seafood Festival @ Adelaide Central Market

The Adelaide Central Markets are bringing the goods to you with the return of Seafood & Sounds, a two-day festival featuring seafood galore on September 13. With live music, limited edition seafood dishes from a variety of producers, free activities and local wine and gin on offer, this free festival sounds like a fantastic outing […]

NEW Live Music Venue, Dads Warehouse, Launches First Hip-Hop Festival

Dads Warehouse is making its debut in Adelaide with a new festival, The Exhibition, showcasing a variety of Adelaide's best hip-hop artists.

Huge Seafood Festival Returns To The Adelaide Central Market

Get a taste of South Australia's best local seafood at the Seafood and Sounds Festival at the Adelaide Central Markets.

Fringe Review: Only Girl (In The World)

One of the most popular female artists of the last 10 years would have to be Rihanna, an artist who has released 8 studio albums while changing her sound and image throughout. Only Girl (In The World) is a tribute to this great singer, showcasing her extensive discography through 90 minutes of both song and visuals.

Fringe Review: The Honey-Bees

There is no sound quite like the 60’s, a time where music sounded very different to the sound of today. With fine melodies and harmonies, together with catchy tunes and that toe-tapping sound; it really was a beautiful sound that three very talented young ladies have brought to life

Review: Amy Shark And Vance Joy At Superloop Adelaide 500

Amy Shark and Vance Joy show yet again why they are best touring together in a spectacular show to open the Superloop 500 concert series.

Fringe Review: 19Adele25

Fringe Review: My Dad Brainwashed Me With 60’s Music

Australians will be very familiar with Peter Combe as one of the most successful children’s entertainers of the 90’s, but this one-off performance was not of his classics but of a different kind of classics.

Review: Bon Jovi – Live in the Park at Botanic Park, Adelaide

Thirty-five years in, and Bon Jovi can still put on a show unlike any other.

Adelaide Is Finally Getting A Jazz Club

And you don't have to wait long for it - the first gig starts this week.