Review: Last Dinosaurs @ The Tivoli (Brisbane)
An inner mental turmoil arises after hearing the entirety of 'Wellnxss', and then consequentially realising that you probably won't experience that again.
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An inner mental turmoil arises after hearing the entirety of 'Wellnxss', and then consequentially realising that you probably won't experience that again.
The night was visceral and tasteful – QSO performed a perfect accompaniment against The Whitlams, ensuring the band was the star of the concert.
With wet hair and soggy clothes, my mate and I sprint into the foyer of the heritage-listed The Princess Theatre (8 November).
The chord movements, the riffs, and the yearning from girls around me was palpable within the pit; the 6/8 rhythm had everyone head-banging aggressively on the first and fourth beats during the build-up of the solo.
It was a hangout of a thousand-something Brisbane punters catching up with Ball Park over shouted lyrics, synthesised riffs, and Brisbane banter.
It's a trip back to 2010 filled with fashion nostalgia, girlhood and teenage girls frothing at the mouth for dancing boys.
It was sensitive, sacred, and personal.
It's a love-hate relationship on a brisk Thursday night. Expensive beer, but excellent vantage points to watch a gig at Felons Barrel Hall in Brisbane for US band The Growlers.
A polyphony of distortion, chanting and yelling can be heard from Ann Street as fans gather in anticipation of Buffalo, New York, metalcore band Better Lovers, who are making their debut in Australia, enlightening Brisbane with the opening show.
Brisbane's Fortitude Valley is absolutely crawling with eager punters from the mid-'90s.
As a juxtaposition to last night's birthday festivities featuring Spiderbait, Crowbar Brisbane is alive and fierce with young spirit on a Saturday night.