UK indie outfit Maxïmo Park turned back the clock with an energetic set celebrating their debut album, 'A Certain Trigger.'

Canberra’s Hands Like Houses made their Adelaide return and served up a career-spanning set that had everyone rocking.

American emo post-hardcore trailblazers Hawthorne Heights delivered an energetic and entertaining set that rocked The Gov to its core.

Lime Cordiale’s environmentally friendly festival was a massive success and included barnstorming sets from local and national talent. 

Indie folk icons The Mountain Goats burst into Adelaide to a packed crowd, ready to journey through the lyrics of John Darnielle.

Platinum-selling rock icons Pierce The Veil turned The Drive into a mass of heaving bodies as they took fans on a journey through the anthem-filled career.

The Whitlams combined with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra for a sold-out show reimagining their biggest hits, cementing their position as one of the country’s most iconic acts.

Bad//Dreems went out with a bang at their final Adelaide show, leaving everyone wanting more.

Bad//Dreems farewelled Adelaide with a night that all those in attendance will never forget.

This triple header moved the earth under AEC Arena in one of the best start-to-finish gigs that Adelaide will see all year. 

Anthrax demonstrated why they are one of the “Big Four” with an electrifying set of classic thrash metal bangers that left the walls of Hindley Street Music Hall shaking.

Sepultura’s final Adelaide show was a cathartic celebration of the Brazilian metal outfit's four-decade career that left everyone wanting more.

The Amity Affliction’s regional tour wraps up with a high-octane evening of metalcore madness at The Bridgeway Hotel, with support from In Hearts Wake, RedHook and Heartline.

Witnessing a BABYMETAL show is an immersive experience like no other. Check out what went down when the Japanese kawaii metal band took over Adelaide.

It goes without saying, but The Belair Lip Bombs are ones to watch.