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Tim Rogers: Liquid Nights in Bohemia Heights
Witty, warm and laugh-out-loud funny, Tim Rogers delivers the perfect night out.
Live @ The Tiser: A Simple Space
The 60th Adelaide Fringe has come to The Advertiser for our Live @ The Tiser mini-concert series. A skip-off between A Simple Space and The Tiser skippers.
Great white survivors
Surfing champion Mick Fanning survived a close encounter with a shark. It didn’t drive him out of the water – he’s actually going back down for a closer look with the SA man who knows them best.
How Live buried the hatchet and came back a better band
Live the US band have healed their wounds after a very public fight and are excited about coming to Australia and making new music.
Cole and co team up to say thanks to our firies
Country singer Beccy Cole is no stranger to the destruction fire can cause. Tomorrow she’ll be just one of the performers at Birdwoodn helping raise funds for the recovery effort.
Green Day snubs Adelaide … let’s change their mind
Adelaide rock fans – we need your help! Green Day’s Australian tour with Weezer and Fall Out Boy is missing SA, but with enough signatures on this petition we think we can get them here.
‘I’m a different pill to swallow’: Lizzo
Named Time Magazine’s Entertainer of the Year, the Truth Hurts, Juice and Good As Hell will be singing her positive message to the roof tops at Elder Park.
Did 20,000 kingfish escape into the Spencer Gulf?
It is a headache for authorities but a dream come true for fishers as kingfish swarm up and down the Spencer Gulf.
Moonshine and Angels, a 50-year journey through rock
A jug band formed for “something to do” eventually morphed into one of Australia’s most beloved rock bands. Nathan Davies spoke to John Brewster-Jones to find out how.
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