After a string of sold out dates in 2024, THE GRUNGE SHOW’S acclaimed MTV UNPLUGGED experience returns for the new year with new dates and new songs! Remember when grunge went acoustic?  As well as being a critical and commercial success, the MTV Unplugged series was a cultural touchstone and institution that climatically intersected the…

Tumbleweed, who haven’t played Canberra since the ‘90s, are returning to the capital for a long-overdue performance. This show will be a homecoming of sorts for the band, who have been  making waves with their latest AA-sided single When We Were Young/Patchouli Girl, produced by none other than Rob Younger of The New Christs and…

Of all the creative bands that came from the New Wave era, Talking Heads were unique. They arrived at a time when the world was looking for inspiration and innovation. Today Talking Heads are rock icons whose influence and music is never out of the mainstream media. ‘WALKING DEADS’ Australia’s Premiere Talking Heads Tribute, pays…

In the words of the Pearl Jam 1995 security briefing “Grunge is Great - Just let it happen” The excitement. The chaos. The energy. Pearl Jam fans rejoiced as the Rock ’n’ Roll band of the decade took to Australian stages for the first time on their long awaited Vitalogy tour which sold out in…

Following the release of their first new music in 10 years last November, ARIA Award-winning act The Audreys unveil a brand new country-soaked ballad, Beatles V Stones, alongside the announcement of their fifth studio album, Ruin & Repair, due out on Friday March 14. The troubadours are also taking Ruin & Repair on the road…

Australia’s Lloyd Spiegel and Canada’s Charlie A’Court may come from opposite ends of the world, but their commanding performance styles, mutual passion for the Blues and death-defying touring schedules gives them a great deal in common. Over the past decade, these two guitar slingers have collaborated several times on tours and festival bills and even released an album as…

Three years after releasing her career defining album DEAR JOHN, and only seven months after the follow up “Cyclone”, Sam Buckingham returns with her most raw and revealing work yet. Quiet Revolution explores Buckingham’s process of reassessing her life and drastically shifting priorities. “I turned 40 and started counting up the time I’d spent trying…