It was the night of Valentine’s Day 2026, a scattering of individuals, couples and groups making their way into The Northcote Social Club for a night of unmissable local talent, and most importantly it was Daezy’s launch event for their new EP ‘Take It From Me’. 

Returning after their highly successful first ever Australian tour in 2024, The Band CAMINO, swung by the Forum to deliver a show stopping night of electrifying melodies to an audience that screamed them back.

When the Australian Open rolls around, it’s not just tennis that takes centre stage. AO Live has firmly cemented itself as a must-see music experience, bringing together some of the biggest names in live music. This year, the lineup delivered in every possible way, and we had the opportunity to check out Spacey Jane and Reneé Rapp lighting up John Cain Arena on separate nights. Each bringing their own brand of chaos and crowd-wide euphoria.

After her incredible run of headline shows throughout Australia last year, Norwegian star, singer and songwriter girl in red is reading back to Australia this July to play some of her biggest shows yet.

Yes you read it right, Lizzy McAlpine is headed to Australia for her debut headline shows in July part of “The Older Tour”.

Critically-acclaimed singer songwriter Sahara Beck has graced audiences across Australia following the release of her sophomore album, All Attention On Your Emotions. The album is inspired by Plutchik’s ‘Wheel of Emotion’, each track taking a deep dive into a unique element of the human condition.

If you’ve been keeping up with the hype on TikTok over Gracie Abrams, then you won’t be shocked when I say that fans were lined up for 2+ days around the block at the Forum to see the musician.

Rain, hail or shine, thousands of long-awaited fans had gathered at the Sidney Myer Bowl with shawls and a drink or two in their hands for Irish singer-songwriter - Dermot Kennedy. In the endless puddles along the tracks of the Botanic Gardens, people of all ages knew that they were in for a powerhouse of a performance and that no matter how close or far they were to this singing legend, not a single song was worth being missed.

Perth-based four-piece, DICE is the up-and-coming Aussie alt-rock band to be on your summer soundtrack. Forming during the pandemic, the boys have steadily built a dedicated fan base, with no signs of slowing down. Following their sold-out May-June tour, DICE brought the heat back to the East Coast in early October for another headline tour, much to the delight of their growing fan base.

Festival season has finally kicked off in Australia and what better way to start off with the sugar and spice of hip hop/electronic festival - Listen Out! Travelling across cities in Australia with headlining artists including Ice Spice, Skrillex, Lil Uzi Vert and more, Listen Out was THE place to dance your heart out under the sun the past week.

These boys have been on the road for 16-months touring with Australian-New Zealand icons Lime Cordiale and Six 60. Before the bustling crowds gathered around into this warm and enticing space, I chilled out with band members Tyler, Conrad and Joshua to chit chat a little about what it’s like being on the road.