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Marc Roberts
The Station became a haven for metal-core enthusiasts when Aussie legends Alpha Wolf headlined a night of full-throttle intensity on Thursday. The Terrible Days Across Australia tour featured a formidable lineup with performances from Malevolence (UK), Zuko (Brisbane), and Inertia (Sydney). Zuko opened the show, bringing a raw and punchy set that stood out as
Psychedelic surf-rockers Thirst Trap brought their high-energy five-piece to Nambour on Friday night. The Northern Rivers group are currently on their six-stop “Day Away Tour”, which finishes off at Cabarita Beach Bowls Club on February 8. It was a night brimming with loud riffs and genre-blurring sounds, kicked off with two dynamic support sets from
It’s a balmy night and the crowd in the Solbar band room is sweating for Trophy Eyes. The Newcastle punk-rockers are touring the Australian East Coast. They kicked off their tour on Maroochydore’s Ocean Street strip last night. Solbar was the perfect venue for these guys. Offering a dark and intimate space, loyal fans are
When Australian hardcore band SPEED cancelled their show at Nambour, local music promoter Anti Vision did not hesitate to fill the gap. SPEED were forced to cancel all remaining shows from their national regional tour, including Black Box Theatre on Monday. The ARIA-award-winning Sydney band – known for their metal-infused-flute-solos – made a passionate plea about
Words by Penny Brand. Photos by Marc Roberts. Legendary 90s rock band The Screaming Jets swung past the Sunshine Coast last night hitting the stage at The Shed on their latest tour. With local legends Pricey and Wave Raiders supporting, it was a packed house at the iconic Banana Bender Pub at Aussie World. The
No No Fest 2 photos by Marc Roberts. Featuring the cream of local punk-rock talent, punters were treated to tight sets and energetic performances at No No Fest 2 on December 21. No No Records promoter Sydney Kerley pulled off another epic night at Black Box featuring 16 local acts for $30. And at that
Sunshine Coast’s vibrant punk and hardcore music scene continues to flourish with ARIA Music Award-winning hardcore band SPEED coming to Maroochydore and Nambour this January. The Sydney heavy-hitters, who recently took out Best Hard Rock/Heavy Metal Album at the ARIAs, will perform at Solbar on January 3, and an all-ages gig at Black Box Theatre
