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  • June 8, 2025By Maddie O'Brien

    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

  • May 26, 2025By yelomag

    Pictured: Punters were in for a treat when 90s punk-rock legends Frenzal Rhomb played on the Sunshine Coast on Saturday as part of their regional tour. The iconic band was supported by Brisbane hip-hop/funk act Boys At The Back and Caboolture alt-rock trio The Phosphenes, at Norton Music Factory. Don’t miss Frenzal Rhomb as they

  • May 12, 2025By 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

  • February 26, 2025By yelomag

    It was a punk-rock double-header for the ages when Pennywise (USA) and Millencolin (Sweden) took over The Station on Tuesday night. They were supported by Sunshine Coast rockstars Fake News, who will join them for the rest of their Australian tour. Well done lads! This photo gallery is by Yelo photographer Matt Warren. Photo: Check

  • February 8, 2025By Maddie O'Brien

    US singer/songwriter Role Model played to a sold-out house at The Tivoli in Brisbane on Wednesday night. We sent Yelo photographer and die-hard fan Maddie O’Brien to take some snaps of her heroes. It looks like the fans were just as fanatical! Role Model @ The Tivoli Want to see more events like Role Model

  • February 2, 2025By Marc Roberts

    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

  • February 1, 2025By Dameeka Middleton

    Australian punk-rock icons Amyl and The Sniffers proved they are in high demand at The Station on Thursday night. With a sold-out show, the anticipation from punters at the Birtinya precinct was at an all-time high. Ripping along for the ride was proud Yorta Yorta, Dja Dja Wurrung, Kalkadoon and Yirendali woman, Miss Kaninna. And

  • January 27, 2025By Penny Brand

    The first time I heard the voice of Adam Newling it was love at first listen. This is somewhat of a rarity for me as I can be fairly picky when it comes to new music. Let’s just say as someone with ADHD, my patience is a bit more short-lived than it should be. I

  • January 18, 2025By Marc Roberts

    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

  • January 9, 2025By Marc Roberts

    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

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