After a year-long hiatus, Twenty One Pilots have announced a worldwide tour and are set to hit Australia early in December 2018.
LIVE REVIEW: Cosmo's Midnight unpack it all in their second Perth show
After a completely sold-out Saturday show, Cosmo’s Midnight were back at it at Slim's for round two.
Childish Gambino tour: This is Australia
After taking the internet by the reigns with his hit single ‘This is America’, Childish Gambino has hit back with his Summer Pack releases, which make you want to grab your towel and hit the beach with a drink in hand.
Film Review: In "Skyscraper", How Much Dangling In The Air Can One Man Do?
It’s a The Rock movie.
Scandinavian Film Fest: "What Will People Say" Is a heartbreaking depiction of an even more heartbreaking truth
The annual Scandinavian Film Fest is back in a big way with this wonderful Norwegian/Pakistani tale.
LIVE REVIEW: Matthew Young @ Jack Rabbit Slim's
By the end of the night was a packed room of mellow youths, slow grinding to the calming tunes Matthew Young had yet to share in upcoming releases (along with ones that he had released).
Rev Film Fest: "Bugs" is an exceptional depiction of modern Australian school life
An incredible debut feature that heralds a genuine talent, BUGS follows a group of teenagers at high school as they plan their weekend and jostle for position in the complex hierarchy of teenage social networks.
Film review: "You Were Never Really Here" Deconstructs the Action movie
An anti-action action film.
Requiem For a Film: Dark and Witty with profanities galore, “In Bruges” has us laughing and thinking at the same time
Before “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri”, there was “In Bruges”.
A classy evening in the city: King St Corner Pocket Jazz Festival
Many of us fall into a pattern of hibernating into our own little insular living room worlds throughout Wintertime. But who could stay in when the WA Youth Jazz Orchestra is hosting a 35th Birthday Bash?
Greg Sestero: Friendship is art and art is challenging
An interview with Greg Sestero, of The Room, The Disaster Artist, and now, Best F(r)iends, fame.
Tanaya Harper and friends enchant audiences at "SOME KIND" EP launch
A recap of Tanaya Harper’s EP launch at Rhubarb Records with Stella Donnelly, Lauren M O’Hara, Sam Rocchi and Grace Sanders.
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time: Why You Should See it, Straight from the Horse's Mouth
The National Theatre of Great Britain is bringing the phenomenal theatre adaption of Mark Haddon’s The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time to major Australian cities. We were lucky to catch up with cast member Kaffe Keating to find out what makes this production so special.
Film Review: "Ant-Man And The Wasp" counters small stakes with a big heart
Is it a cliche to say that this movie is the perfect chaser to Infinity War’s fantasy opera? So be it. It is.
Theatre Review: "Assassins" is fun yet maddening
Assassins is a play that comments on the fragile political climate throughout America’s timeline and explores the stories that history did not write.
Theatre Review: "The Events" deals with tough issues with great sensitivity
Black Swan’s latest play The Events attempts a lot of things, and achieves most of them.
Theatre Review: "Tissue" is More Than Just a Play About Porn
Tissue: A Play About Porn is everything it claims to be; first and foremost a play about porn, but also thought-provoking, feeling-arousing and conversation-starting.
MID YEAR ROUND UP: 2018'S BEST ALBUMS SO FAR
Here is our guide to the best of what 2018 has offered us so far, for your listening pleasure.
Live Review: Mallrat's Stratospheric Jack Rabbit Slim's Gig
Fresh from a successful tour of the US - including well received SXSW shows - Mallrat sold out Jack Rabbit Slims on Saturday night to celebrate the release of her EP In The Sky.
Film Review: Life Finds A Way To Disappoint In "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom"
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom makes a go of running on fumes, with only sound and fury in abundance.