Ahead of their upcoming UK headlining tour in May, Brisbane indie outfit, The Trouble With Templeton hit Sydney’s Metro Theatre on Wednesday night, supporting Irish tween heartthrobs, Kodaline at a sold out, all-ages… Read More
Following on from their critically-acclaimed EP Colours Like Features in 2012, The Cairos are finally set to unleash their debut longplayer, Dream of Reason, in May this year through Island Records. Never a… Read More
Soundwave is over for another year. The festival that draws a different crowd to its competitors has done it again, with an excellent balance of acts that satisfied those wanting to see up-and-coming… Read More
Somethingyousaid.com’s Philip Erbacher catches up with Danish singer/songwriter, MØ, during her trip to Sydney: It is something quite special to discover you like a musician via their live performance. No prior exposure, just turning… Read More
The Newcastle aficionados of punk and punk stage antics – Gooch Palms – have been making memorable impressions on unsuspecting audiences for a few years now. With a live set which is known… Read More
Somethingyousaid.com’s Oliver Heath snubs international posturing and instead finds pleasure in the local Australian scene: I’ve felt like a traitor at gigs in the past. Gone seen an international buzzband to disappointment instead of… Read More
Barely a year after forming, Sydney-based female indie/folksters Little May are seriously turning heads on the live scene with their beautiful harmonies, melodies and lyrics, which give a nod in the direction of… Read More
Bianca Cornale had a look at latest NME faves, Palma Violets, at Oxford Art Factory. Here’s what she thought: I went to watch London’s Palma Violets with expectations of bitter, sweaty, garage punk.… Read More
Somethingyousaid.com put on our first ever gig recently: Jarrod Dickenson and David Ford’s joint headline show at The Hope, in Brighton. Because they/we are awesome, the event completely sold out! It was a… Read More
The “Three sisters and a mister” that constitute Haim might have been shaking Los Angeles to its very foundations for over four years, but this year they’ve gone totally mega-global. Glastonbury Festival was… Read More