The joy of sets
Repackaging the hits for three musical giants means a full tank of hits and bits and a happily emptied wallet for fans.
Repackaging the hits for three musical giants means a full tank of hits and bits and a happily emptied wallet for fans.
Bill Callahan's swooning fans (and some new converts) gently rock the night away at Howler.
Works by Carl Vine, Graeme Koehne and Matthew Hindson will be played.
His readings of Scarlatti sonatas and Schubert movements make for a high-quality experience.
Harbour lights aglow to greet The Avalanches and special guests at Vivid Sydney.
The all-girl Melbourne three-piece has no fear - if their straight-talking, 'tell it like it is' lyrics are anything to go by.
Guitarist Bill Frisell has turned to film and television for his latest inspiration
Two of the three works in this concert focused on the practice, common before the recording age, of transcribing orchestral music for smaller groups so that listeners could get to know the music in their own homes.
Poor rock'n'roll. So many obstacles now to the simple act of setting your mind and body free.
Once a classically-trained soprano, Ali Barter has traded her choir girl credentials for that of the indie rock frontwoman.
Percussive, tender, rhythmic and semi-lit, Sampha Sisay explored new ways with old soul on Vivid Live's second night.
Sia has revealed she will bring her North American Nostalgic For The Present tour to stadiums in two Australian cities and one in New Zealand this year.
Opening the Vivid Live festival after a five year absence, this was a different Fox on the run, more complex, less immediately attractive, gnarlier.
While The Avalanches haven't messed with their set much, they still have a few surprises up their sleeve.
"I have been thinking of my fans, and of you all, non stop over the past week."
Soundgarden music played from a portable speaker outside the cemetery's gates.
Back in Melbourne for a fleeting visit, British pianist/conductor/raconteur Bramwell Tovey had the pleasure on Thursday night of premiering Big Rhap by the MSO's 2017 composer-in-residence, Elena Kats-Chernin.
Would you pay a few thousand dollars to get into festivals around the world?
A lot of strange ingredients went into making one of the most revered albums of all time: Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.
First published in the Sun-Herald on July 30, 1967
Sia has driven her fans into a frenzy after hinting an Australian tour is on the cards.
What's on in the Canberra arts scene this week
Sticky Carpet: Placebo touring in September, Radio Birdman documentary to be released in July, Bella Union closes and more.
Whether rocking out on stage or behind the scenes running an indie record label, Julie Kerr is on a mission to draw attention to Australia's female musical talent. The Sydney singer-songwriter started the Music Love website seven months ago and has since profiled scores of women making a splash.
The Avalanches Block Party is one of the big nights of the Vivid 2017 festival.
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