November 2025: Beats Round Up
James Geue gets down with what’s happening in SA when it comes to hip-hop, house and techno.
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You Should Listen To
GUMBOOT – 2022 EP
Experimental ambient and electronica artist GUMBOOT release their debut EP titled 2022 EP, bringing together a trio of ethereal tracks that induce a sense of nostalgia amongst jarring static and textural pads. The first song ‘mistakes’ takes the listener down a rabbit hole, interplaying between drawn-out chord stabs and slow hypnotic risers. Track two ‘lights’ introduces angelic background vocals amongst off-kilter drum hits, and the final song ‘excess’ positions broken breakbeats against eerily melancholic synths. This is right up your alley if you’re a fan of artists like Caretaker and Malibu.
You Should See
Nausea Presents: Rydeen + Sovblkpssy
Nausea returns after a short hiatus, joining forces with Rydeen and SOVBLKPSSY to celebrate the release of their new record. Following appearances at Soft Centre and Dark Mofo in 2025, as well as shows on NTS Radio, the duo return to the Ancient World basement with their calculated take on “Adelaide rave music” for a show you won’t forget.
November 8 | Ancient World | Tickets
Our Sound
Our Sound is back for its second edition, coming in hot to Bonython Park this Summer. Backed by some of the biggest names in the genre, the single-day, double-stage festival is a celebration of Drum and Bass music. Featuring the likes of the UK’s Wilkinson, known for his high-energy live shows, and Australia’s own revered group Pendulum, this is a must-go for any DnB head.
November 22 | Bonython Park | Tickets
Four More
H34ven0n34rth Presents Club Haus: Tikkoi (IDN)
H03 bring Naarm collective Club Haus and Indonesian DJ/producer/head of Kunti Club, Tikkoi, back for another blast after her Adelaide debut last year.
November 6 | Ancient World | Tickets
[Sine]apse
Returning to Ancient World for their next psychedelic instalment, [Sine]apse are exploring the realms of psytrance with some sneaky dubstep here and there.
November 14 | Ancient World | Tickets on the door
Soluna
A progression from day to night, showcasing world-class progressive and house, featuring a smorgasbord of international acts including Finnish maestro YOTTO and Berlin’s Rezident.
November 14 | The Cloisters | Tickets
Charlie Sparks (UK)
London-born Charlie Sparks is going off in the hard techno scene right now. If you’re into the darker sides of rave culture, this one is for you.
November 28 | DIVIDE | Tickets
The EP includes the previously released singles ‘Bullsh*t, Baby!’, ‘Punch Drunk Love’ and ‘Faker’.
Tour support comes from Custard, Magic Dirt, The Meanies, Tumbleweed and The Gnomes.
Alan Fletcher is playing two shows in Goolwa and Thebarton this July.
The album features the final song the band recorded with Charlie Watts before his passing.
The band will perform their debut album in full on the tour.
Everybody’s favourite Aussie punk rock troublemakers are heading on tour in celebration of their acclaimed sixth studio album.
The album is Don Walker’s first since 2023’s Lightning in a Clear Blue Sky.
Aussie guitar virtuoso Plini is touring with support from Delta Sleep, Cenobia and Night Dive.
The single arrives ahead of the duo’s upcoming UK tour.
This is the first new song from Hellions in eight years.
John Lydon is bringing his iconic post-punk outfit to Australia and New Zealand next year.
The rockabilly three-piece will be playing tracks from across their 13 albums.
The rapper turned country star will be joined by the likes of Bailey Zimmerman, Sons of the East, Brad Cox and more.
James Geue gets down with what’s happening in SA when it comes to hip-hop, house and techno.
The tour arrives in support of Jack Johnson’s upcoming documentary and soundtrack, SURFILMUSIC.
The tour comes in support of his latest album, Love You Madly, Hate You Badly.
The Aussie troubadour is hitting the road for a run of shows from June to December.
Catch Denzel Curry, Ninajirachi, Baker Boy and more performing at the returning Groovin the Moo this Saturday.
SA fans keen on seeing the punk rock trio will have to travel interstate.
The band were due to kick off their tour this month.
Basic includes 10 genre-defying tracks from one of Australia’s most creative artists.
The Melbourne rockers are hitting the road in support of their new album, Odd Dog In The Capital.
The names announced include Gurrumul, The Living End, Kate Ceberano, Spiderbait and more.
The Limited Edition Deluxe Box Set includes 15 CDs and a deluxe 128-page book with never-before-seen photos and stories.
The album features the previously released singles ‘Tattoos’, ‘Bluffin’’, ‘Drive Her Home’ and ‘Dumb Shit’.
The album features the previously released singles ‘A Love That Could Kill’, ‘Promises of Everything’, ‘Happy Again’ and ‘I Love You Babe’.
This year’s edition is taking place on the Sunshine Coast, Newcastle and Ballarat.
The Irish crooner is touring in support of his latest album, The Weight of the Woods.