Good Lorde it's Harry Styles too
The one-time One Direction star backs up November shows with more next year while the Kiwi superstar comes out in November to play under the stars.
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Bernard Zuel
Since joining Fairfax in 1992, Bernard has been an editor and written on education, roads and local politics. These days, he specialises in music and is the senior music writer and reviewer.
Bravura bravado to burn
If you've got some flamboyance and some front, anything is possible, even getting the most famous scream in Australian music on your album.
Waiting 200 lifetimes for the time of her life
The young electro-pop artist thinks she's waited 200 lifetimes for this opportunity. That's why she is taking charge of it all.
All that glitters is not Goldfrapp
While the visuals, sound and songs impressed, if you're looking for the woman within, all that glitters is not Goldfrapp.
Winning with baritone and Tim Tams
His baritone and pared back storytelling, and maybe some Tim Tams, made something special from ordinary things.
Faker no more - this time it's physical
The artist formerly known as Chet Faker got physical with a bigger, louder, sexier show.
Subtle beauty building on tradition
There's traditional roots in this Irishwoman's music but the journey has gone much further.
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.
In the church of Sampha's soulful mind: review
Percussive, tender, rhythmic and semi-lit, Sampha Sisay explored new ways with old soul on Vivid Live's second night.
Fleet Foxes sound gnarlier after five year hiatus: review
Opening the Vivid Live festival after a five year absence, this was a different Fox on the run, more complex, less immediately attractive, gnarlier.
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