John Butler treated fans to a magical evening of music, connection and memories on the opening night of Adelaide Guitar Festival, delivering an emotionally charged set that won’t be forgotten anytime soon.

Cali punk rockers letlive. sent Adelaide into meltdown when they took over Lion Arts Factory as part of the Australian leg of their global reunion tour.

Miss out on catching Switzerland’s Paleface Swiss tear up Adelaide’s Lion Arts Factory? Here’s the lowdown on what was an incredible night of live music.

Performing their third album Lies For The Liars in its entirety for an adoring Adelaide crowd, The Used proved why they are American punk rock royalty with a set few will forget in a hurry.

Here’s our take on Stray From The Path’s final ever Adelaide show, which in short, was an absolute ripper!

Sweden’s premier three-day music extravaganza might just be Europe’s best festival.

“Though Silent Alarm is now twenty years old, modern love is timeless.”

“Karnivool doesn’t tour often, but when they do, it’s never less than a full-bodied experience — equal parts cerebral, visceral and spiritual.”

“Through the beauty of auditory enrichment and entanglement, the capacity audience was transported to a breathtaking world of fantasy, albeit with some necessary boundaries.”

Celebrating the 20th anniversary of their seminal album The Curse, metalcore heroes Atreyu delivered an uncompromising performance in front of a packed crowd at Adelaide’s Lion Arts Factory.

Touring the country in support of their third long player, Test of the Iron Mind, Melbourne favourites Iron Mind delivered a blistering set of high-intensity hardcore when they played Adelaide’s Jive.

Little Birdy took to the stage at The Gov to celebrate the 21st anniversary of their sublime debut album, BigBigLove. The band were in fine form and we were there to catch it all.

Performing their debut album in full, Killing Heidi brought the nostalgia to The Gov for a wonderful celebration of their 25 year career.

A chaotic and joy-fuelled night of surf rock, crowd surfing and circle pits took place when Skegss, The Buoys and Fool Nelson delivered an unforgettable midweek party at Adelaide’s Hindley Street Music Hall.

French metalcore stars LANDMVRKS decimated The Gov with a thrilling live performance that left everyone wanting more.