19-year-old pop sensation Jim E. Brown played to a packed crowd that was ready for some exclusive musical memories, and boy, did they get some!

Classical music’s favourite internet stars TwoSet Violin waltzed onto the Festival Theatre stage for a night of remarkable music and laughter.

Hindley Street Music Hall was a dance party, a manic pit of people Experiencing Feelings of Joy.

Leon Thomas put on a powerful performance that left everyone wanting more.

The songs were unmistakably Lime Cordiale, but with added richness courtesy of the ASO. 

Escape The Fate returned to Adelaide ready to open up the pit with a few special guests in tow to lend a hand.

15 years on since their last Australian tour, Poison The Well return with a new album and a live show that turned Lion Arts Factory into a heaving mosh of bodies.

Iconic punks Descendents swung by Adelaide to let everyone know that Everything Sucks, and we couldn’t agree more.

The vocal prowess of Matt Corby rejuvenated the souls of a full house at Thebby Theatre, and we were there to catch all the action.

A jam-packed crowd at The Gov were treated to an incredibly vibrant performance from Ball Park Music that left everyone wanting more.

Scottish singer-songwriter KT Tunstall returned to Australian shores to party “like it’s 2004”, leaving a lasting impression on The Gov crowd.

Proving they’ve still got it after more than 20 years away, Kiwi legends Split Enz took punters on a nostalgia-filled journey through their biggest hits and anthems.

Touring his new album REDSTAR WU & THE WORLDWIDE SCOURGE, Genesis Owusu brought the heat with a mesmerising performance that had Thebby heaving.

Fear Factory delivered 35 years of anthems with the same intensity as when they first burst onto the industrial metal scene.

The legendary Nick Barker and the Reptiles put on one hell of a show when they visited Adelaide in support of their new EP, Loose, Vol. II.