Celebrating their 20th anniversary, Parkway Drive proved without a shadow of a doubt that they are one of Australia’s greatest live acts.

If Tim Burton was to create a Shakespearean romantic tragedy film that required a gothic horror metal soundtrack, look no further than Cradle Of Filth.

A coin-toss decided which band would play first in this co-headline tour that brought two of the brightest rock talents to South Australia.

Australia’s emerging hardcore aggressors SPEED decimated the UniBar when they hit Adelaide for a career-defining performance.

Trophy Eyes put on a show that “will be in the memories of many for years to come.”

Celebrating the 20th anniversary of their debut album Page Avenue, Story of the Year turned it one for Adelaide audiences with a gig nobody will forget in a hurry.

Alpha Wolf cemented their status as one of Australia’s best metalcore acts and we were there to catch all the action.

Headlined by Sonic Youth co-founder Kim Gordon, the second night of Unsound Adelaide was quite a ride.  

American R&B crooner Teddy Swims delivered a spellbinding performance to an adoring South Australian crowd at his sold out show earlier this week.

Our thoughts on Max Cooper’s technological feat in 3D/AV for Illuminate Adelaide.

Celebrating the 25th anniversary of her debut album, On How Life Is, Macy Gray took fans on a journey through her career, proving she’s one of the most unique vocalists going.

Three decades into their celebrated career, the trio reaffirmed their status as Australia’s greatest live band, still operating at the peak of their boisterous powers.

Fights, cancellations and a 45-minute set. We recap the chaos that was Xzibit’s Adelaide performance.

Our 2625-day wait for this Bring Me The Horizon performance was worth it.

"We’re just Orange Goblin and we do whatever we think sounds good.”