Emerging songwriter Sydney Rose offers undeniable talent and beautifully intimate live arrangements that make her music a highly recommended discovery for Gen X listeners, even if her interactive stage show is currently tailored to a much younger crowd.
Basement Jaxx delivered a spectacular 4.5 star live performance at the Sydney Opera House Forecourt, blending nostalgic house hits with a high-energy carnival atmosphere for their first Australian show in fifteen years.
De La Soul delivered a heartfelt and energetic performance at the Enmore Theatre, but fans were left feeling deeply short-changed after a ridiculously late start forced the venue to cut the show down to a frustrating fifty minutes.
Margaret Thanos's brilliant production of Sam Holcroft's dark political comedy A Mirror at Sydney's Belvoir St Theatre is a must-see exploration of truth and artistic resistance. Earning a stellar 4.5 out of 5 stars,
Despite a capable cast, Fackham Hall is an exhausting period spoof that prioritises a relentless, desperate barrage of jokes over genuine wit.
The Red Hot Summer Tour at Bella Vista Farm was a celebration of Australian music legends like Missy Higgins and Paul Kelly.
It grabs your attention without needing the quick cuts or explosions that most modern films rely on to keep you awake.
Set against the oppressive heat of Lake Macquarie in February 2026, the Lookout Festival proved to be a technically triumphant marathon of endurance that blended generational nostalgia with standout performances from Sneaky Sound System and OneRepublic.
Yasmina Reza’s sharp comedy hits Sydney’s Roslyn Packer Theatre. Richard Roxburgh and Damon Herriman shine in this brutal examination of friendship and art, playing until March 8, 2026.
We hadn’t read the best-selling book , but the trailer looked like a lush, romance. A sexy period indulgence to set the mood.”_ **Spoiler alert:** we were wrong.