New Jersey-based band Liquor Store headed to Vienna recently. Julia Boyle was there for somethingyousaid.com: It’s always difficult to expect a lot of a show after a long weekend, like this Monday for example.… Read More
Matt Lengren caught the Melbourne-based Smith Street Band at The Factory Theatre. Photos by Adam Davis-Powell, taken at their Manning Bar gig, two days previously: All things being equal, The Arrogance of the Drunk… Read More
Matt Lengren spent a frenetic Saturday evening checking out Melbourne-based Drunk Mums: I’d never been to Spectrum before and, in retrospect, it was the perfect place to see the Black Zeros, Montes Jura and… Read More
Our assistant editor Carol Bowditch and photographer Adam Davis-Powell headed to the Sydney leg of the travelling Australian festival. Here’s what went down: A Simpsons reference will be welcomed by me in any situation.… Read More
The fun-loving, leotard-wearing, crazy cats Bluejuice had their highly anticipated final Sydney show at The Metro Theatre last Sunday (26th October). We sent Heather Vousden along to photograph and review the madness: Known for… Read More
Somethingyousaid.com’s Kaya Strehler checks out Bern-based, dream-poppers Labrador City: Dripping in condescension, I will claim that I have seen a lot of things, been to a lot of places and met a lot… Read More
Purveyor of dirt-encrusted R&B, Airling (aka. Hannah Shepherd), recently released her new album ‘Love Gracefully’ and celebrated with a handful of shows around Australia, including a visit to Sydney’s Brighton Up Bar. It’s been… Read More
Ruth Hodge was at The Metro Theatre for somethingyousaid.com as The Beautiful Girls appeared to Sydney as a vision for good things to come on Friday night, accompanied by up-and-comers Bobby Alu and… Read More
American songwriter and musician Justin Townes Earle recently hit up Sydney for a performance at The Metro Theatre. The singer played tunes that spanned his critically acclaimed albums, including large chunks of his new, fifth… Read More
Melbourne-based musician Courtney Barnett just played three sold-out nights at Sydney’s Oxford Art Factory. We sent reviewer Melissa Barrass and photographer Adam Davis-Powell along to check her out: Over the past few years I… Read More
Winners of this year’s triple j Unearthed NIDA competition, Julia Why? and Rosie Catalano have joined forces to officially release brand-spanking new music videos. The Sydney-based acts and are celebrating by teaming up for… Read More