Sweden’s devastating metalcore five-piece Imminence left everyone in awe after performing to a packed out crowd at The Gov.

Progressive death metal masters PERSEFONE put on one hell of a show when they played Adelaide for the very first time with support from Aussie melodic metal giants Orpheus Omega.

“This has been a night to remember!” Michael Crafter shouted in jubilation. Find out what went down at I Killed the Prom Queen’s Adelaide return.

Space Jams is a celebration of artistry, community and shared experience, set against one of South Australia’s most picturesque backdrops.

Performing her albums The Overture & the Underscore and What The Sea Wants, The Sea Will Have in their entirety, Sarah Blasko demonstrated why she is one of the country’s greatest singer-songwriters.

New York indie artist Del Water Gap brought a night of chaotic genius to Lion Arts Factory that delivered everything his adoring crowd wanted. 

Florida rockers Mayday Parade delivered a career-spanning set that reminded Adelaide music lovers why the band are so globally revered.

John Butler treated fans to a magical evening of music, connection and memories on the opening night of Adelaide Guitar Festival, delivering an emotionally charged set that won’t be forgotten anytime soon.

Cali punk rockers letlive. sent Adelaide into meltdown when they took over Lion Arts Factory as part of the Australian leg of their global reunion tour.

Miss out on catching Switzerland’s Paleface Swiss tear up Adelaide’s Lion Arts Factory? Here’s the lowdown on what was an incredible night of live music.

Performing their third album Lies For The Liars in its entirety for an adoring Adelaide crowd, The Used proved why they are American punk rock royalty with a set few will forget in a hurry.

Here’s our take on Stray From The Path’s final ever Adelaide show, which in short, was an absolute ripper!

Sweden’s premier three-day music extravaganza might just be Europe’s best festival.

“Though Silent Alarm is now twenty years old, modern love is timeless.”

“Karnivool doesn’t tour often, but when they do, it’s never less than a full-bodied experience — equal parts cerebral, visceral and spiritual.”