Sydney Festival is unquestionably awesome. But if you are a fully-committed festival attendee then it is also unquestionably exhausting and can leave your body feeling a bit battered. Work all day, straight to an… Read More
We’re very excited to Premiere the new video from an artist you seriously need to keep on your radar. Sydney-based singer/songwriter Em George nods to Beth Orton and Carole King with a little bit of… Read More
Heads-up (or should that be surf’s-up?). Whatever, all dudes/dudettes should take note because a spectacular two-week celebration of surf cinema and culture is heading to Australia’s original surf city. Excitingly, the first year of… Read More
The energetic, spirited and chaotic Dan Deacon heads over to Sydney Festival for a rare solo performance this month. The Baltimore electronic (experi)mentalist has a live show that is not to be missed, as he… Read More
Sydney-based songstress Gabby Huber, known for her soaring vocals and keyboard skills as a touring band-member, invites us to enter her quietly and carefully woven-together world, a world where she is known as… Read More
American musician/songwriter Ty Segall recently performed over two nights at Sydney’s Oxford Art Factory. Heather Vousden was there to capture the magic. Here are her words and pictures: The anticipation to experience Ty Segall… Read More
If you’re long-since over listening to the countless overplayed Christmas songs blasted though the shopping centre speakers and you want to shake more than that salt shaker over your Christmas ham these holidays,… Read More
After much scrutiny, somethingyousaid.com’s Harriet Cheney tells us the most unmissable events at the upcoming Sydney Festival: It’s hard to beat Sydney in January; you’ve got the beach, the cricket, Australia Day barbies and… Read More
Despite six albums for the Alabama native-turned-Brooklynite, this would be Matt Houck and his band Phosphorescent’s first headlining show in Sydney. The alt-country act previously played the short-lived but excellent Harvest Festival in… Read More
The December edition of the much-loved Visions was extra special as, not only was the popular, regular Sydney event celebrating its first anniversary, but it also saw the launch of Sydney garage-punk outfit Los Tones’ debut… Read More
Somethingyousaid.com’s Matt Lengren offers three reasons Glebe is the best (or possibly worst – perception is key) Sydney suburb in which to live: Local Characters Whoever coined the phrase ‘keep your friends close… Read More