Beloved regional festival Groovin the Moo has just dropped its 2024 lineup and it’s shaping up to be an unforgettable day out.

The City of Port Adelaide Enfield is throwing a one-night, free live music event showcasing more than 25 of South Australia’s best emerging artists.

Resident disco advisor Sam Lavers let’s us into the loop with what’s happening in house, techno and hip-hop this January.

Will Oakeshott goes to the dark side to gather up all things metal in South Australia this January.

Nearly $1 million will be injected into SA's live music scene through the See it LIVE program, with a further $50,000 dedicated to enhancing the live music experience during Adelaide Fringe, state government revealed today.

Daybed Records has just dropped the lineup for the second iteration of its flagship festival, Nice Day To Go To The Club, and it’s hot.

Announced today, WOMAD has added four trailblazing international acts to its March festival, bumping the lineup to an impressive 71 artists.

Festival organisers cited ‘current economic pressures’ as its cause for cancellation.

Adelaide Fringe is set to see the return of one of its most electrifying shows, as 27 Club gears up to take over the stage once again at Gluttony.

Owners of the Fat Controller have announced the closure of the North Terrace nightclub, highlighting the continued pressures being faced by live music venues.

The tour is in celebration of his fifth studio album Is It?, a venture into experimental pop that marks a significant evolution for the artist.

Presented by SummerSalt, Australian rock favourites Ocean Alley are gearing up for an electrifying performance alongside Windang's surf-rock sensations, Hockey Dad.