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Seeing Playlunch perform at The Triffid in Brisbane became something of a preview of a new Aussie legend. It was nostalgic, bogan, daggy, quintessentially Australian, and every bit fun. First things first. I should mention our photographer fell sick on the night of their show, so please excuse my gnarly iPhone pics. Consider this the REAL
Photos and words: Marc Roberts Northlane didn’t just play The Station on Saturday night, they transformed it. Photo: Crowdsurfers get amongst the action for Northlane at The Station. Arriving just in time to catch the end of the Mirrors‘ set, who were clearly winning over new arrivals, I could feel the electric atmosphere in every
It was a night to remember for fans of The Hives, says Yelo photographer Dameeka Middleton in this live review. After capturing the Swedish rock icons through the lens of her camera at Fortitude Music Hall on Thursday, she writes about getting up-close-and personal with her favourite 90s stars. Returning for the first time in
Pricey’s The Big Weekend brought a stacked lineup to Coolum’s Blackflag on Saturday with Sydney surf-punk band Goons of Doom headlining. Photos: Dameeka Middleton. Words: Penny Brand. Despite the chilly air, the parking lot at Coolum’s famous punk brewhouse – Blackflag – refilled with Sunshine Coast cool cats from both the music and surfing scenes
Australian deathcore band Thy Art is Murder brought a night of brutality to Kings Beach Tavern on Friday night. The Sydney group is currently on their Brutality Across Australia 2025 tour. For more dates head to www.thyartismurder.net. Check out these incredible pics from Yelo photographer Matt Warren! Pictured: Thy Art is Murder vocalist Tyler Miller
Australian punk-rock legends Frenzal Rhomb have made dreams come true at Redcliffe’s annual music festival Where we Belong on Saturday. Joining an epic slew of local bands – including The Wolston Butchers and Being Jane Lane – hundreds of punters were treated to a fantastic family day out at the Tribe Clubhouse event. And a whole
Australian punk-rock legends Frenzal Rhomb headlined Redcliffe music festival Where We Belong on Saturday. They joined an epic slew of local bands at the Tribe Clubhouse event, now in its second year. Where We Belong, “where the cliffs are red and dinosaurs can breathe in the vast vacuum of space”, according to the Rhomb, is an
Picture: A sold-out crowd go nuts for Make Them Suffer @ The Station The Station transformed into a battleground of blast beats, breakdowns, and blistering screams when Make Them Suffer brought their regional tour to the Sunshine Coast. Despite chilly temperatures, the sold-out show saw a ferocious celebration of Australian heavy music, with a lineup
Thousands of Sunshine Coast music lovers flocked to Alexandra Headland last weekend for the two-day Alex By The Sea music festival. Melbourne rock band Slowly Slowly (main picture) and Kiamba indie-rock group The Vanns headlined the Day 1 event at Buhk Family Park. Local legends Betty Taylor, Pricey, Buttermello and Nuffin Butta also performed, alongside emerging rock act Headsend. Day 2 brought in iconic
Picture: Revellers gather at The Fortitude Music Hall. Fremantle indie rockers Spacey Jane brought all the love and good vibes to the The Fortitude Music Hall on Friday night. Spacey Jane is embarking on their biggest tour yet, playing shows throughout Australia and New Zealand in support of their new album “If That Makes Sense”. The group
