January 2025: Beats Round Up
Resident disco advisor Sam Lavers gets down with what’s happening in SA when it comes to hip hop, house and techno.
You Should Listen To
Waxx Off – ‘Everybody in Da House’
Continuing their unbeaten run through 2024, Waxx Off has dropped a single to kick off the new year and keep us dancing all summer long! ‘Everybody In Da House’ – like many of his previous releases – does not muck around. The intro gets under your skin instantly, clinging to the listener tightly in anticipation of the huge drop that follows. We're excited to see what 2025 has in store for SA’s Waxx Off!
You Should See
Hot Chip DJ Set
World-renowned English electro royalty Hot Chip are doing a lap of Aus with a DJ tour! Lucky for us, they’re fitting in a stop at UniBar Adelaide, which has made a name for itself with some solid bookings over the past few years. Joining them will be Van She DJs (Touch Sensitive & Nicky Night Time), rounding out a huge night in the CBD.
January 10 | UniBar Adelaide | CANCELLED
Housing Bloom
Housing Boom is back with another huge party in a new CBD location! Ben UFO, Pretty Girl and DAWS will headline the event alongside local selectors Snakecharmerr, xxxquisite, Lonely D, PHIL 4 REAL and Yunny. Packed with local food and beverages, art installations and vintage pop-up shops, this will be a cracker day!
January 11 | Frome Park | Tickets via Eventbrite
Four More
Primal Scream
These Scottish pioneers return to Aus for the first time since 2018 for a full band show under Hindley Street Music Hall’s chandelier.
January 14 | Hindley St Music Hall | Tickets via Moshtix
The Space Lady (USA)
The interstellar matriarch of outsider music stops by Adelaide on her national tour.
January 18 | Hotel Metro | Humanitix
Yax Prsenrs: Decoder (USA)
Embark on a three-hour hypnotic journey when Dallas-based DJ Decoder brings his hyper-minimalist and sci-fi sounds to Sugar.
January 24 | Sugar | Tickets via Ra Events
Anjunadeep - Open Air
Highly regarded record label Anjunadeep bring their tour to Adelaide thanks to the team at The Front Room.
February 21 | UniBar Cloisters | Tickets via Ticketbooth
The band have postponed the official announcement in respect of those fighting the fires raging throughout Los Angeles.
Will Oakeshott goes to the dark side to gather up all things metal in South Australia…
The packed and diverse lineup also includes Mannequin Pussy, Glass Animals, Key Glock and Car Seat Headrest.
The UK folk artist has locked in 12 shows across January.
The lineup of acts performing over the five weeks includes DJ Shadow, Josh Butler and Delta Heavy.
The rock and rollers will perform their latest album, Ninety Nine, in full on the tour.
The Brighton-based singer-songwriter is playing both headline shows and festival stages this March.
The black and white video features footage of the band performing live.
Bluesfest Byron Bay solidifies itself as one of the country’s best festivals with another incredible lineup.
The first edition for 2025 takes place Wednesday, January 22 and features ten emerging SA artists.
The remix arrives after Glass Animals’ recent tour of North America, Australia and Europe.
The punk rockers are hitting the road in support of their debut album, Is This How We Die?.
The band have paid tribute to their friend on a lengthy statement in Instagram.
The Japanese trio return for their biggest run of Aussie dates in March.
I See Stars aim to reschedule the tour and announce new dates in the coming weeks.
The Aussie DJ and producer is playing The Fantail at Gluttony as part of Adelaide Fringe next month.
Loaded Billy leads a powerful triple bill of hard rock at The Woodshed this February.
The Offspring have revealed additional gigs in Melbourne and Brisbane.
The track is an alternative version of Bob Vylan’s ‘Dream Big’.
The melodic Finish death metal act are bringing countrymen Omnium Gatherum along for the ride.
The awards are a celebration of all the incredible performers who have played the venue over the past year.
The track is the first taste of The Dreggs’ upcoming self-titled sophomore album.
Resident disco advisor Sam Lavers gets down with what’s happening in SA when it comes to hip hop, house and techno.
Start planning your evening for this immersive event in the historic Port Adelaide precinct.
Those keen on catching the superstar DJs will need to travel interstate.
The DJ duo are performing a special show at The Scenic Hotel this Friday, January 10.
The annual American music festival’s massive bill also includes Olivia Rodrigo, Hozier, Luke Combs and Queens of the Stone Age.
The death metal greats will tour Australia for the very first time in March.
The reggae inspired soul jam was produced by Kenny Beats.