Tickets: Knotfest 2025 and Slipknot sideshows https://tickets.oztix.com.au/ Tickets to Slipknot‘s sideshows in Auckland and Adelaide – while they tour Australia for KNOTFEST – are now on sale. The heavy metal icons are bringing their destination festival, KNOTFEST, to Australia in February and March, including to Brisbane Showgrounds on March 2. Sideshows are in Adelaide on March
Photo: The Killers performed in Brisbane last night, via Facebook. The Killers have proven they aren’t afraid to stop the music after a fan reportedly collapsed at their Brisbane show last night, during Brisbane’s severe heatwave. The three-day heatwave warning was issued by the Bureau of Meteorology on Sunday, when 30,000 punters were scorched by
What are the Sunshine Coast’s top venues and night spots up to this New Year’s Eve? Yelo Mag has put together a list of the best places to farewell 2024 and ring in 2025 on the Coast. Solbar, Maroochydore Cost: $14-24 Tickets: https://tickets.solbar.com.au/. Get ready to fck off 2024 with some of your silliest ‘stumbled
Photos: Dameeka Middleton Good Things Festival saw international acts Korn, Violent Femmes, L7, Billy Corgan and JET play to 30,000 alternative music-loving revellers at Brisbane’s RNA Showgrounds on Sunday. Despite extreme heat punishing punters at almost 40 degrees in the City, punters made good use of the portable showers and drink stations. Read about why music festivals are held in summer in
Photo: Good Things Festival 2024 wraps up in Brisbane. Photo by Jordan Munns via Facebook. In scenes reminiscent of Woodstock ’99, music revellers were scorched alive at Brisbane’s RNA Showgrounds for Good Things Festival yesterday. Temperatures pushed 40 degrees in the City’s concrete jungle, with heat stroke consuming the crowd, and electrical storms tempting the
Woodford Folk Festival is set to come alive with its famous six-day festival – from December 27 to January 1. Acts such as Australian rock royalty Yothu Yindi and King Stingray are peforming. Nestled on 500 acres of pristine regenerated farming lands – just off the Bruce Highway between Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast –
Sunshine Coast punk band Deadheat are set to add a local flavour to Sunday’s Good Things Festival at Brisbane’s RNA Showgrounds. The band will play at the 3.30pm at the Garage Stage, which offers a raw and unfiltered music experience from hand-picked local acts. Also on that stage are Snake Mountain and Perpanic – from
We caught up with the boys from the Sunshine Coast’s hottest alt-pop trio Sailing In Space – brothers Dylan (30) and Jesse Randall (27) and Bailey Walker (25). The lads from Nambour are some of the rising stars in the local underground music scene, with their latest single “Never Getting Better” becoming a favourite crowd-singsong.
Fans have expressed their sadness after US band Sum 41 announced they will cancel their Australian tour after frontman Deryck Whibley fell ill with pneumonia. In a statement on social media on Thursday the band said “they are gutted” they will be unable to perform. Yesterday, the band had to cancel their Brisbane show at