We’ve all got our fave places to enjoy live music. But which venues hit the right notes for the bands themselves? Some of Adelaide’s musos share their gig highlights, venue heroes and fantasy must-haves for their next performance...

The band’s bassist Max Dunn walks The Note through the complexities of their latest album and talks about why the five-piece will always make time for Adelaide.

Kween Kong talks to The Note about doing her duty to the arts, to the queer community and to making the world more equitable.

DJ Luke Million loves vintage synths, cats and Pizzateca pizza – which is why all three served as inspiration for his album and show, Gina the Synth Cat. Making his debut at the Adelaide Fringe, Luke talks to us about Gina’s upcoming intergalactic journey

Ahead of their WOMADelaide gig, Dem Mob chats to The Note about rapping in Pitjantjatjara, making an impact with their music and inspiring the next generation.

Ahead of her debut at the Adelaide Festival, Australia’s indie darling Julia Jacklin welcomes the Note into her world to talk about heavy emotions, writing music and making time for yourself.

Daybed Records have teamed up with legendary radio host Ryan ‘Fitzy’ Fitzgerald to wow crowds with an all-new festival. We get a vibe-check from Daybed’s Tom Redden

Arthur-Art Bar is the best kept secret in the city’s west. Owner Cass Tombs tells us more about Adelaide’s home for creation...

Housing Boom is an electronic dance wonderland where punters lose themselves in the heavy beat of underground music. Organiser Dave Kameniar tells us what to expect at the Port Adelaide party.

Ahead of their Laneway Festival debut, The Note caught up with Coldwave to chat about their addition to the festival bill, their new music and plans for 2023.

This January, sun-soaked psychedelic surf rockers Babe Rainbow are cruising into town with a kaleidoscopic party gig. Lead singer Angus Dowling gives us notes on the vibe.

We chat to frontman Sam Hales about the band’s sound evolution, their new music and what to expect from their set at Laneway Festival.

We talk backstories and famous faces with Melissa Tonkin, co-owner of The Gov.

Designated Australia’s only UNESCO City of Music in 2015, today we’re home to countless independent musicians, music organisations and institutions, and a diverse music scene that’s growing by the day.

This January, sun-soaked psychedelic surf rockers Babe Rainbow are cruising into town with a kaleidoscopic party gig. Lead singer Angus Dowling gives us notes on the vibe.