We Came As Romans arrived in Adelaide for the penultimate show of their Because We're Doomed and left everyone in attendance wishing the night would never end.

“In a live environment, Dream Theater’s music transcended the sum of its parts, transforming meticulous precision into visceral spectacle and technical mastery into genuine emotional weight.”

Froth & Fury continues to lead the way when it comes to heavy music festivals, with this year’s edition the best yet.

A no-barrier show, the last night of the tour and a 40-degree day. Better Lovers are getting the full experience as they wrap up their debut Australian tour at Lion Arts Factory. 

40-degree weather couldn’t stop the metal-pop icon’s debut in Adelaide. It was a night of brand new songs and a triple-threat bill supported by Ocean Grove and Inertia. 

The afternoon ultimately felt like a glimpse into two artists capable of much bigger, electrifying performances.

David Byrne returned to Adelaide for one of the most anticipated gigs of the year and had everyone laughing, singing and dancing along to what was an immersive and spectacular live art piece.

There are few modern punk bands as ferocious and in your face as Viagra Boys. On a warm night in Adelaide, they demonstrated why they are just that damn good!

Rammstein icon Till Lindemann shocked an unprepared Adelaide with his graphic, theatrical live show. 

Sounds Sick ‘Sickest 100’ is by far one of the most important events for the Adelaide scene. Our very own ‘Hottest 100’ showcases the best local sounds of 2025, bringing together bands, artists, and music lovers for a night of celebration.

It was bloody lovely for the boys from Brisbane to come visit and rock tracks new and old for an adoring crowd. Would not want it any other way.

From a liability to an emerging idol, Yungblud’s ever-growing fanbase in Australia sees no signs of stopping.

“The music The Last Dinner Party offer up is sacred, lavish, and sensual - what more could one ask of a Tuesday night?” 

Travis landed down under, rocked us all and left us wanting more – nobody wanted this good feeling to end!

It was a night of ‘90s alt-rock nostalgia when Everclear took to the stage to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their seminal sophomore album, Sparkle and Fade.