Archive for October, 2024
Main picture: Brisbane trio KRAVE will perform at The Presynct tomorrow night Punk, metal and nu-wave goth heads are set to take over The Presynct tomorrow night with a host of local heavy hard-hitters. They are celebrating the launch of KRAVE‘s new single, “Unalive” and VERATIE‘s, “Ashes”. “Ashes” unveils an otherworldly beauty from frontwoman Sarah, whose dark
Photo: Simon Emmett OASIS LIVE ’25AUSTRALIAN DATESFri 31 Oct – Marvel Stadium, MelbourneFri 7 Nov – Accor Stadium, Sydney Presale registration now open until 8am AEDT on Wed 9 Oct The global cultural phenomenon continues with Oasis today announcing their Australian dates of their Oasis Live ’25 world tour. Oasis will play stadiums in Sydney and Melbourne in October and November next year. The
After months of petitioning to save iconic Brisbane live music venue The Zoo, word has it a former venue is stepping in to save it. Crowbar closed its doors in 2020 after eight years of serving punters and giving 7000 bands a place on its stage, after falling victim to Covid restrictions. The Zoo, in
Main picture: All Strings Attached will perform at this year’s Maleny Music Festival The Maleny Music Festival runs from November 8-10. It offers a melting pot of folk, Irish, blues and Americana music, from some exceptional local talent. We have everything you need to know for a fun weekend away. With major music festivals being
Main picture via Facebook: Mr Drifter’s popular open mic night is no longer after neighbours complained about its noise The Sunshine Coast live music community is standing strong against residents who complain about their noise. They will take to the streets for a “peaceful public protest” at Noosa Junction on October 13. It comes as
Main picture: via Facebook A man in his 20s has tragically died at the sold-out Knockout Outdoor music festival in Sydney overnight. It comes as two men died of suspected drug overdoses after attending last year’s event. However, in this case the man is not suspected to have taken drugs. Emergency services were called to
The countdown is on for the Sunshine Coast’s biggest and juiciest live music event of the year, the Big Pineapple Festival! Some of Australia’s biggest artists including The Amity Affliction, Tones & I and Peking Duk are set to take over Woombye’s famous Pineapple Fields on October 19. There will be exotic foods, fancy-dress competitions,
Sydney artist Todd Fuller is $25,000 richer after winning the Sunshine Coast National Art Prize. His compelling digital piece, titled “No use crying over ripped lace”, explores gay hate crimes. And it also delves into the role of drag queens as protectors of the LGBTQIA+ community. It’s the first time a digital piece has won,
Yelo Mag is turning 1 – and to celebrate we’re giving away two tickets to see Brisbane pop-superstars Sheppard on the Sunshine Coast on October 25. Better still, it’s an all-ages gig! So if you’ve been wanting to bond with your mini me over some epic tunes and dancing, now is your chance. Sheppard – which
DJ Crockey (main picture) is one of several acts who will bring a rainbow of colour to the Sunshine Coast Queer Ball on Friday. The event, to be held at Aussie World’s Banana Bender Pub, is a massive celebration of LGBTQIA+ style, culture and community. Hostess Miss Lady Saint Diva will lead the night with
