Last week in the confines of Redfern’s Carriageworks we witnessed our beloved FBi Radio announcing the winners of Sydney’s Music Arts and Culture awards (SMAC). For the sixth year running it was a… Read More
Musical mayhem tangled paths with a stretch of unsuspecting countryside as over ten thousand punters converged upon the picturesque Marion Bay for the Tasmanian leg of the Falls Music and Arts Festival. It… Read More
Penelope Roth ventures to Sydney’s The Standard to catch Dream Delay for Somethingyousaid.com: “Gotta love it when a band comes out and plays their first song like it’s their last!” If I had to sum up… Read More
Somethingyousaid’s Colin Delaney overcame his hangover just in time to head to Field Day: I woke on New Year’s Day feeling sceptically fine, managed to make breakfast for the rest of the household… Read More
Here at somethingyousaid.com, we’ve got boots on the ground all over the world, from USA to Australia via the UK, Germany, Spain, Switzerland and a bunch of places in between. Between us, we’ve… Read More
Somethingyousaid.com’s Carol Bowditch concludes her time in Utrecht with bloody feet: After a lengthy visit to a ‘very nice’ ‘coffee shop’ I stopped by Kapitaal, a gallery space/retailer of art nick-nacks and one… Read More
Somethingyousaid.com caught Brighton lads Traams playing a neat afternoon set at Le Guess Who? festival in The Netherlands. We were suitably impressed by their heavily distorted, playful show. With the recent release of… Read More
My ignorance had me disappointed that Le Guess Who?, a psychedelic rock festival, was based in the sleepy university town of Utrecht rather than its gaudy, neon littered close neighbour – Amsterdam. However,… Read More
Adam Davis-Powell reviewed and photographed Gossling’s Sydney gig. What a multi-tasker! On a warm evening at Sydney’s Oxford Arts Factory came a night of Australian homegrown talent. Gossling has a big buzz behind… Read More
Somethingyousaid.com’s Jess O’Callaghan learns something new about violins… It’s not often Melbourne’s folk-pop artists and classical musicians appear on the same stage. For a few years I lived with a classical musician, and… Read More