Chaotic scenes as fans wait for Harry Styles
Despite temperatures soaring to a scorching 36C, fans have flocked to the venue early in the hopes of getting a good spot.
Tours
Review: Sting delivers ‘bad news’ amid rocking Brisbane show
Reports of his sexual prowess may have been greatly exaggerated but at 71 Sting can still rock a (rather threadbare) muscle shirt. And, for that matter, a beat-up bass guitar.
Sting’s ‘bad news’ for Aussie fans
Legendary British singer Sting packed his Queensland show with all of his classics. But he also warned fans before playing new songs.
Eighties but greaties: Icehouse bring back the hits
Iva Davies’ prolific songwriting is as evidenced by the songs that didn’t make the cut at Icehouse’s Brisbane concert as by those that did.
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Christine Anu to headline Grease
QUEENSLANDER Christine Anu will star as the Teen Angel in the latest production of Grease – The Arena Experience.
Country music star collapses onstage
AFTER Tim McGraw’s collapse during a Dublin concert, his wife Faith Hill made an executive decision to cut the gig short ahead of their 29-city US tour.
Ed Sheeran gig leaves fans fuming
THINGS got a little more than heated at an Ed Sheeran gig in Melbourne on Saturday, with multiple concertgoers falling ill.
George Ezra swaps Budapest for Barcelona
WHAT happens after you spend three years touring the world chasing the success of your debut album? George Ezra found out the silence can be deafening.
Bruno Mars seals the deal at Rod Laver Arena
BRUNO Mars may have just won Album of the Year at the Grammy’s, but it is in concert where he really seals the deal as more than just a hitmaker. And his first Melbourne performance was no exception.
Flight Facilities ground new album
It’s an interesting time to navigate the new musical landscape and Sydney dance duo Flight Facilities have grounded their second album while they get their bearings
Queen rocks Rod Laver like it’s 1978
ADAM Lambert may well have the toughest job in modern music — fronting Queen. But the American singer brings his own personality and vocal prowess to the gig, rather than merely doing karaoke Freddie Mercury.
How Ed Sheeran conquered Oz
In 2011 Ed Sheeran was playing to a handful of media in Collingwood and sang one song on a table. This month he’ll play to 250,000 people in Melbourne alone on the most successful tour in Australian history. Here’s how it happened
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