JPS Africa Music Retreat in Tanzania

Are you a Musician, DJ, Producer or MC wanting to share in yours/others love of music whilst having the African adventure-of-a-lifetime? Yes? Then JPS Africa may just have exactly what you are looking for.… Read More →

Eastbourne Pier: post-fire photos

Last week, Eastbourne, a sleepy seaside town on the South Coast of England, favoured by blue-rinsed holiday-makers, became national news when fire ravaged one of its main attractions. The 150-year-old Pier, which penetrates… Read More →

Haldern Pop Festival: Who not to miss

Set in the heart of the countryside of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany’s legendary small-and-staying-that-way festival Haldern Pop is about to blossom upon the pastures for the thirty-first time. Its roots reach down to an… Read More →

The Dictators NYC – Live in Vienna

Somethingyousaid.com’s Julia Boyle checks out the cutest bromance in rock’n’roll: If you remember my review of the Night Beats show here in Vienna, you might already have some sort of picture in your head… Read More →

New Music: Astronauts, etc. – Fuss

Oakland-based artist Anthony Ferraro, better known as Astronauts, etc. unleashes his new single Fuss off the upcoming EP Sadie, which is due out in September on Hit City USA. A dreamy blend of psych-pop,… Read More →

Gretel Scarlett interview

Gretel Scarlett is currently playing the lead-role of Sandy in the Australian tour of Grease The Musical and, after electrifying seasons in Brisbane and Sydney, Grease is now showing at Her Majesty’s Theatre in… Read More →

Interview: Jared Cohn on Buddy Hutchins

We talk to writer/director/actor Jared Cohn (pictured, below) about his new movie, Buddy Hutchins, which stars a particularly unhinged Jamie Kennedy and a chainsaw: Hey Jared! How did the idea for Buddy Hutchins… Read More →

China and institutionalised amnesia

I’m standing at exit A of the Second Worker’s Cultural Palace metro station and it’s 3pm. All the details are correct, I’ve checked three times in the last 15 minutes. Sweat is sliding… Read More →

Meredith Music Festival 2014

With Meredith Music Festival announcing The War on Drugs as its first performer, and with the ballot still open, somethingyousaid.com starts to get excited: What’s the best thing about music and the middle… Read More →

Slowdive in Singapore – Live Review

Singapore-based Something You Said correspondent, Desmond Chan, checked out Slowdive who are touring in their original lineup after a 20-year hiatus [long live the 90s]: Lately, Singapore has seen a real boom in… Read More →

Getting to Know Jakubi – Music interview

Melbourne-based five-piece Jakubi are about to embark on a massive 35-date tour of America. Before they head off, we asked them to tell us about themselves: We are two brothers, two cousins and a… Read More →

Andy Bull digs a little deeper – Interview

Sydney-based musician Andy Bull has just released his latest longplayer, ‘Sea of Approval’ and is hitting the road in September. Melissa Oey had a chat with him to find out more: Sea of Approval is noted… Read More →