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The Grammy-nominated country star making audiences feel at home – even in a stadium
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The Grammy-nominated country star making audiences feel at home – even in a stadium

Our reviews of the best live shows in Sydney, including Musica Viva’s Silk, Metal, Wood, A Very Expensive Poison at New Theatre, and country star Luke Combs.

  • by Peter McCallum, Millie Muroi and Cassie Tongue

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The Killers apologise after bringing Russian fan on stage in Georgia

The Killers apologise after bringing Russian fan on stage in Georgia

The Killers were booed at their concert in Georgia after referring to a Russian fan as a ‘brother’.

  • by Lidia Kelly
Think classical music isn’t the place for electric guitar? Think again

Think classical music isn’t the place for electric guitar? Think again

Australian Chamber Orchestra’s 2024 season includes a Scottish guitarist wunderkind, a Sydney Dance Company collaboration, and a tour of their award-winning score.

  • by Hannah Story
Steam train and live music set to deliver ‘one of a kind’ experience

Steam train and live music set to deliver ‘one of a kind’ experience

A fully restored steam train, live music and a big dose of community spirit are coming together to boost tourism in regional Victoria.

  • by Martin Boulton
Local act shows Aussie women are doing punk better than the blokes
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Local act shows Aussie women are doing punk better than the blokes

Reviews of all the best shows in Sydney this week, including Cable Ties, Murder for Two at Hayes Theatre, The Weekend at Belvoir and La Gioconda in Concert.

  • by Joyce Morgan, Peter McCallum, Vaanie Krishnan and Shamim Razavi
At 48, I finally found the confidence to go to a concert alone

At 48, I finally found the confidence to go to a concert alone

It’s time to break free from the belief that an experience only matters if we share it with someone else.

  • by Nicole Melanson
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Orderly and mechanical, Chunky Move’s new production is stimulating

Orderly and mechanical, Chunky Move’s new production is stimulating

This wrap of shows around Melbourne includes Chunky Move’s 4/4, Miss Peony at Arts Centre Melbourne, Alistair Baldwin’s Telethon Kid, and Musicians of the Gewandhaus Orchestra.

  • by Sonia Nair, Tony Way and Andrew Fuhrmann
Was that an earthquake in Rome? No, it was a Travis Scott concert

Was that an earthquake in Rome? No, it was a Travis Scott concert

When Kanye West appeared, 60,000 fans jumped and some locals panicked, thinking an earthquake was occurring.

  • by Elisabetta Povoledo
KISS keen to play AFL grand final after Crowded House reportedly pulls out

KISS keen to play AFL grand final after Crowded House reportedly pulls out

The band is willing to perform for Melbourne one last time and leave the crowd gobsmacked, but says the AFL is yet to reach out.

  • by Nell Geraets
The Gold Coast’s answer to Vivid is a truly unique Australian festival

The Gold Coast’s answer to Vivid is a truly unique Australian festival

For its 12th year, Bleach has designed a festival for locals, which includes them in the process of making art.

  • by Hannah Story
Get across this singer before her star power has her playing ever-bigger rooms
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Get across this singer before her star power has her playing ever-bigger rooms

A wrap of the week’s live reviews, including Mr Bailey’s Minder, Constellations, Mad Scenes with Jessica Pratt, ACO’s Dvorak’s Serenade and Thandi Phoenix.

  • by John Shand, Peter McCallum and James Jennings