The regular Adelaide Oval punter will bite into their $5.80 pie and maybe wash it down with a $9.50 cup of beer. But what’s on the menu in the fancy suites? After a day’s exhaustive research, we can tell you what the high life is all about.
They’re one of Australia’s biggest underground rap acts, but OneFour’s Adelaide show has been cancelled at late notice – and the group claims police are shutting down their gigs.
It was three times lucky for Adelaide indie trio Horror My Friend at the South Australian Music Awards on Friday. SEE THE FULL WINNERS LIST.
Ziggy Marley – musician, activist, comic book producer and son of Bob – chats ahead of his headlining spot at Womadelaide.
U2 have electrified the Adelaide Oval, taking fans down memory lane with The Joshua Tree Tour and treating them to a set list most bands can only dream of. WERE YOU THERE? WRITE YOUR OWN REVIEW
Reggae legend Ziggy Marley says he’s very happy his plans to visit Australia again are finally set to be realised at next year’s WOMADelaide festival.
KISS played to an audience of just eight lucky people on the back of a boat in Port Lincoln today – were they loud enough to summon sharks, as hoped? We have video.
Adelaide man Josh Murphy has a degenerative disease that’s left him with one per cent of his sight — so he’s gone shark-diving, race-car driving and bridge climbing to make the most of the vision he has left.
SA’s surfing history is rich and colourful but it’s often overshadowed by stories from the East Coast. Surfer, author and designer Christo Reid wants to right that, and he needs your help.
You’ve probably seen her busking in Rundle Mall if you’ve been to the CBD in past few years. Now Adelaide’s own ShahRae is bound for the US.
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