REVIEWS

Peter Hook & The Light made a triumphant return to Australia to perform both New Order and Joy Division’s Substance compilations.

SONGS TO SING WITH. Songs to dance to. Songs to look up and grin at the sky and say I don’t care, none of this is going to dampen me.

It hurt and it soothed. It found solace and it let go of it. It said “The song, the song it spins, the song, it spins, it spins no more.”

Tara Dickinson, self-confessed "card carrying Swiftie" reviews 11th album, 'The Tortured Poets Department'

The set is impossible to flaw, 22 songs in total, all entrenched in the very fabric of 2024 that leaves the audience with post-show jubilati

Stephen Sanchez and his band are utterly commanding and were from the moment they arrived to the moment they left.

Seemingly emerging fully-formed, Babitha is the moniker of young songwriter, singer and guitarist Imogen Grist.

Amy Winehouse fans can rejoice, as new movie, Back to Black, chronicles the rise to fame of the diminutive songstress.

Ayla is the singer's singer and one of the country's most understated writers.

The Dandy Warhols play a fanfare-free set of ROCKSHAKER songs and a hefty sprinkle of greatest hits.

The Fall Guy is roguishly endearing, endlessly entertaining, and even includes an adorable dog.

Cowboy Carter is offering a service that reclaims that radio station and that jukebox. It’s good, sometimes brilliant.