We take a stab in the dark and predict who might be playing this year’s Good Things Festival.
Like Desert Island Discs. Only South Australian – and without the litigation from the BBC.
Here’s some of the cheeky speed dating sessions that went down backstage at the inaugural Notestock.
In the lead-up to Record Store Day, we chatted with Gordy Boy Records owner Ed Rooney about the store’s first foray into RSD.
We chatted with John from Rerun Records & Photography bout this year’s Record Store Day and what it means to them.
Ahead of Record Store Day, we chat with Footy from Adelaide institute Clarity Records about the big day and what they have planned.
Like Desert Island Discs. Only South Australian – and without the litigation from the BBC.
In the lead-up to Record Store Day, we chat with Adam from Crackle & Pop Records about what he has planned for this year’s event.
Ahead of Tom Jones’ performance at The Drive tonight, we look back at the Welsh legend’s career and highlight his best songs.
WOMADelaide has such an eclectic lineup it can be hard to know who to see. So we’ve made it easier by selecting our top picks you don’t want to miss.
Ahead of their 30th anniversary tour celebrating iconic album Where You Been, we present a beginner’s guide to alt-rockers Dinosuar Jr.
Discover the best Queens of the Stone Age songs in preparation for their upcoming Adelaide show.
From the glam rock stylings of ‘I Believe in a Thing Called Love’ to the stadium rock of ‘Open Fire’, these are the best songs from UK act The Darkness.
Resident disco advisor Sam Lavers let’s us into the loop with what’s happening in house, techno and hip-hop this January.
Will Oakeshott goes to the dark side to gather up all things metal in South Australia this January.
We’ve reproduced some of the earliest Rip It Up interviews with Sia and asked former RIU columnist Paul Kitching to tell about what the global sensation was like when she was still green.
Harvest Rock was an action packed weekend featuring good wine, good brews, good food, and good vibes. The music was pretty good too! With Jamiruqai, Beck, Nile Rodgers and Paul Kelly all rocking the main stage.
Arthur-Art Bar is the best kept secret in the city’s west. Owner Cass Tombs tells us more about Adelaide’s home for creation...
The Note caught up with Jive owner, Tam Boakes, to chat about the venue’s legacy in the music scene.
