Gig Guide – 216

August 14, 2013

Friday 16th August Holy Holy This two-man project is pretty cool and they have a pretty impressive pedigree with one of the guys a former member of Dukes of Windsor. They play indie rock and […]

Lusty locals get their freak on

July 26, 2013

Red curtains. Titty tassels. A chain dangling from the ceiling. And an audience self-consciously craning to see which ‘Jaded Vanity’ graces our presence next. It’s my first burlesque show, enjoyed on a Sunday night in […]

Gig Guide – 215

July 26, 2013

Thursday 1st August Bardo Pond Old school psychedelic rock right here. Bardo Pond is much more in line with Pink Floyd or Jefferson Airplane than any new psychedelic bands out there. They are slow, melodic […]

Buon Ferragosto 2013!

July 26, 2013

Held annually in August, this year’s Ferragosto celebrations are changing things up a bit by going green. There will be all the same food, entertainment and stalls you would expect but all with a focus […]

What's On – 215

July 25, 2013

Russian Film Festival The tenth annual Russian Film Festival will hit Sydney this month showcasing plenty of cinematic brilliance. Featuring everything from comedies to documentaries and thrillers, this festival is one of the largest outside […]

Gigs Guide – 214

July 12, 2013

Saturday 27th July Passion Pit Supported by fellow Splendour act PVT, Passion Pit’s gig is bound to be pretty indie and pretty synthy at times. If you’re into that, then this is going to be […]

What's On – 214

July 12, 2013

Romeo and Juliet “Two households. Both alike in dignity. In fair Cronulla.” This is the beginning of veteran director Stephen Wallace’s exciting modern Aussie take on the Shakespearean classic, Romeo + Juliet. With the backdrop […]

Giveaways – 214

July 12, 2013

Before Midnight Thanks to Hopscotch Films we have 10 double in-season passes to give away.   Romeo & Juliet We have one double pass to give away for the Opening Night of the show on […]

Gigs – 213

June 28, 2013

Michael Kieran Harvey Friday 19 July Sydney born concert pianist playing all Australian pieces including one that he wrote themselves. I wonder if the concert was then broadcast on the wireless, would he get paid […]

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