Photos by Meghan Player Read our Live Review : Grinspoon + The Hard Aches + The Gooch Palms at Newcastle Entertainment Centre – 1st November 2019
Photos by Meghan Player Read our Live Review : Grinspoon + The Hard Aches + The Gooch Palms at Newcastle Entertainment Centre – 1st November 2019 Connect with Grinspoon on Facebook
Review and photos by Meghan Player Hot on the heels of a sell-out show in Wollongong the night before, it was bound to be all guns blazing for the Newcastle leg of the ‘Chemical Hearts’ tour.
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by Meghan Player Aussie rockers Grinspoon are heading back out on the road for their epic Chemical Hearts national tour in October and November 2019 (Click here for tour details). We caught up with Grinspoon drummer Kris Hopes ahead of the tour.
Review and photos by Meghan Player Everyone has a band that they wish they could see live. But due to the cost or feasibility of international travel, they’ve been relegated to “it would be rad to see them, but it’s probably never going to happen.” To me, Murder By Death is one of those bands.
Photos by Meghan Player Murder By Death at Crowbar, Sydney – 15 June 2019 www.facebook.com/MurderByDeath
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Review and Photos by Meghan Player Fresh on the heels of their latest release ‘Delta’, Mumford & Sons have made their long anticipated return to Australia since their Gentlemen of the Road tour in late-2015.
Photographer: Meghan Player The White Album Concert – Sydney Opera House – 28th July 2018 featuring. Chris Cheney, Phil Jamieson, Josh Pyke and Tim Rogers
Reviewed by Meghan Player Central Coast duo Winterbourne are tasked with opening tonight; with their charismatic folk-rock immediately grabbing and holding the crowds attention.
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Reviewed by Meghan Player The year is 1965; and Australian audiences are in the grips of Easyfever – thanks to one Sydney band, The Easybeats. One year later, their legacy track “Friday On My Mind” enters the charts and the fever that Australian audiences were captivated by, goes global. The world is their oyster.
Reviewed by Meghan Player It’s been just over three years since Baltimore (by way of North Carolina) four-piece, Future Islands have played to an Australian crowd. Now nearing their 1200th show, an Australian headlining tour was long overdue.
