OutsideIn, Sydney’s boutique festival, recently came, saw and kicked some serious arse. After previously selling-out the 2012 and 2013 editions, this year’s OutsideIn Festival also played out to a full-house, with a line-up that… Read More
Summertime in Sydney is pretty much unbeatable, right? Well, it just got even more unbeatable (wait, is it possible to be “more unbeatable?” Hmmm, dunno). Anyway, semantics aside, your summer evenings are now… Read More
Four scores and eight years ago, Hans Zimmer began his now long-standing collaboration with director Christopher Nolan. He now returns to be part of his latest endeavour, Interstellar. It presents itself to be… Read More
We’re delighted today to be Premiering the new video from Sydney singer and songwriter Liam McAlary, better known as Bronte. Bronte is someone for whom lyrics and storytelling are incredibly important. He clearly gives a shit.… Read More
Sydney-based Low Lux are comprised of some familiar faces, including members of the highly-acclaimed Bridezilla and Post Paint. We asked Daisy Tulley from the band to tell us a bit more: Low Lux is… Read More
Simian Mobile Disco present a rare, large scale AV disco set of their latest album at The Brighton Dome this December. This will involve the duo’s analogue-led beats complemented by an impressive visual show created… Read More
Melissa Barrass headed to Newtown last Thursday to review and photograph Winterbourne and Little May: Thursday night was a first for many things. A severely overdue first time seeing local Sydney trio Little May,… Read More
Milly Gill headed to Croatia’s increasingly-popular Outlook Festival. Here’s what she discovered: After travelling for over a day we felt only minor comfort in arriving at our campsite in rainy Croatia. Following the… Read More
Sonia Clarke temporarily abandons technology and searches out a yoga retreat: In my continuing quest to embrace life as a health-conscious Sydneysider it was inevitable that I would, at some point, depart this fair… Read More
Splitting a film’s final instalment makes perfect financial sense, but it certainly seems to be narratively damaging. As The Hunger Games edges towards its conclusion, the trilogy cum quadrilogy perhaps suffers from what… Read More
Not dissimilarly to what we try to achieve at somethingyousaid.com, our friends at Sydney-based ‘Kaleido’ offer an outlet for creatives to connect, collaborate and share their work. And, as well as being a… Read More
The sold-out 2014 ARIA Awards took place at The Star Event Centre in Sydney this Wednesday and was broadcast nationally/internationally. Big winners included Sia, who scored multiple awards (Telstra Album Of The Year, Best Female… Read More