High energy, dance beats and weird noises are three things Thunder Speaks says you can expect from their album launch at Grace Emily Hotel. Azz from the twin-bass and synth-heavy band tells us more...

When it takes to Her Majesty’s Theatre stage this month, Elvis: A Musical Revolution, will grant audiences a behind-the-scenes look into the celebrated yet complex legacy of Elvis Presley.

God of political rock Peter Garrett talks about the loneliness of the screen age, playing under nature’s light show and why connectedness can get the good stuff done

The Mary Wallopers are named after a boat that was named after a sex worker. No wonder why they come with a bit of edge…

Ahead of their Adelaide show this month, we chat with The Damned bassist Paul Gray about joining the band, the return of Scabies and if this really is their final tour.

Jets frontman Dave Gleeson talks about their new album, how their current Aussie tour champions the legacy of their musical brother Paul Woseen and the professional misconduct they got up to along the way.

The band’s bassist Max Dunn walks The Note through the complexities of their latest album and talks about why the five-piece will always make time for Adelaide.

There’s a party on Popeye this Fringe season and it’s calling your name. Vibe curators Endless Grooves tell us more...

Ahead of their LP launch the four-piece tells us how the eight tracks came together…

Ahead of their upcoming tour, Cog takes us through the making of their two mid-noughties masterpieces and what it means for the outfit to perform 25 years into their career

King Jeff & The How Are Yous are bringing the party to Nice Day To Go To The Club. Tom Redden and Jack Dollard from the seven-piece give us the lowdown on what to expect…

Private Function on why their March 1 Adelaide gig is going to be a big one.

Jebediah frontman Kevin Mitchell chats to The Note about the show and the influence of these seminal artists.

Mogwai are returning to Adelaide after a nine-year absence. Here, the band chat about their forthcoming documentary, their soundtrack work on Black Bird and recording their latest album.

After 30 years, The BordererS are hanging up their kilts with a farewell gig at The Gov. Founding member Jim Paterson tells us more about their final bow...