Miss out on catching Switzerland’s Paleface Swiss tear up Adelaide’s Lion Arts Factory? Here’s all the action from what was an incredible night of live music.
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Miss out on catching Switzerland’s Paleface Swiss tear up Adelaide’s Lion Arts Factory? Here’s all the action from 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.
“Though Silent Alarm is now twenty years old, modern love is timeless.”
Aussie prog-rockers Karnivool had Adelaide in the palm of their hands with a mesmerising performance that had punters in awe. Check out all the shots from the night of face-melting rock below.
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.
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.
American thrash metal greats Testament destroyed The Gov over the weekend and we were there to catch all the action.
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. Check out all the action below.
French metalcore heroes Landmvrks delivered a magnetic performance at The Gov as part of their Aussie tour, and we were there to snap all the action.
Touring in support of their 2024 album SUPERCHARGED, Cali punk rockers the Offspring delivered a greatest hits set for the ages that left everyone wanting more after the house lights came on.
Returning to the stage, Oscar the Wild celebrated their grungy new track ‘Big Think’ with a high-octane hometown show.
If you missed out on the stellar performance from Yellowcard, Motion City Soundtrack and Plain White T’s last Friday, here’s the lowdown on everything that happened on that magic night.
Falling In Reverse left Adelaide shook after an epic night of modern metalcore madness. Check out all the snaps from the night of insanity!
The maggots were out in full force as Slipknot returned to Adelaide for a headline performance celebrating their 25th year together. We got down and dirty in the mosh to bring you these awesome shots.
Pirate Life went all out for their 10th birthday bash, pulling together an incredible lineup of international and local acts, and we were there to catch all the action.
“Tyler Childers has it all. He rocks with the best, tells stories like a folk legend and knows when to lighten the mood with comic relief.”
Laneway Festival was another vibrant day of good tunes and even better vibes.
New Zealand rockers SHIHAD graced Adelaide for one final gig and we were there to catch all the rocking action.
We caught Sylosis’ ripping gig at Lion Arts Factory. Check out all the images below.
Check out all the action from Alien Ant Farm and Drowning Pool’s epic night of live music at Lion Arts Factory.
Adelaide played witness to the Hyperviolence Tour, a night of brutal breakdowns, skull-crushing riffs and fiery vocal displays that left everybody spellbound.
City and Colour’s performance was an unforgettable evening showcasing the emotional depth and versatility of singer-songwriter Dallas Green, and we were there to catch it all.
Amyl And The Sniffers returned to Adelaide and turned Hindley Street Music Hall into a mass of sweaty, heaving bodies.
Nu metal pioneers Korn performed for a sold out crowd in Adelaide last night and we were there to capture it all.
The Amity Affliction celebrated a decade of Let the Ocean Take Me at Adelaide's The Drive and cemented their status as Aussie metalcore royalty.
Tokyo-based all-girl rockers HANABIE. blew everyone away with their chaotic set at The Gov and we were there to catch all the action.
We caught all the action at this year’s incredible Froth & Fury Fest down at the Port.
Norwegian progressive metal behemoths Leprous put on a show to remember when they performed in Adelaide as part of their Australian tour.
For an hour and a half, political correctness was thrown out the window, and Steel Panther reminded us not to take life too seriously.
