After a successful 2023 outing, Good Things Festival is coming back for round five this year.

Taking place on Sunday, April 28 at 11am, the rally will start at the Cranker and end at Parliament House.

The Crown & Anchor façade, restored to its original 1920s form, is all that will remain of the beloved heritage-listed watering hole the development plans reveal.

Cloher has promised these shows will have “plenty of seating, [be] accessible and not too late!”

After their first show sold out in record time, alt-rockers They Might Be Giants have confirmed a second gig playing their seminal album Flood in its entirety.

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The 19-storey student accommodation tower will include an “ancillary shop / café on the ground floor and associated amenities.”

Watch some of Australia’s greatest singers perform Fleetwood Mac’s biggest hits.

The ‘Dance Monkey’ singer is heading our way on Saturday, August 17.

The co-founders and co-lead vocalists will be playing tracks from their 1998 album ‘Bring It On’ and 1999 record ‘Liquid Skin’.

The musician and actor is finally retiring his alter ego.

‘Do What Makes You Happy’ is set for release on Friday, June 21.

The indie act will be joined by Boston Manor and Adelaide’s own TOWNS.

The Kiwi singer-songwriter will be playing all the hits from her self-titled debut album.

The announcement comes as the #savethecranker campaign picks up steam.