FESTIVAL, live review, hip hop, rap, melbourne, rnb, r&b, pop Sofia Perica FESTIVAL, live review, hip hop, rap, melbourne, rnb, r&b, pop Sofia Perica

LIVE REVIEW: LISTEN OUT MELBOURNE 27/09/24

Listen Out, is notoriously known for its intense rave crowds and vibrant moshes- so when I found out I got a media pass for it- I was pumped to experience what it would be like.

The line-up was so versatile, show casing both local and international music- mostly consisting of artists that lean into the rap and electronic genres. This is not normally my style, but after experiencing this live, safe to say I am addicted.

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LIVE REVIEW: TOM JONES AT BLUESFEST 30/03/2024

It’s not unusual to have fun at Bluesfest. Especially when it’s being headlined by the one and only, Grammy-award winning Sir Tom Jones. Jones proved once again why he is and always will be an enduring legend of the music world with his headlining performance at this years’ Byron Bay Bluesfest. Despite singing about the passage of time and coming to terms with growing old, Jones brought an infectious energy and enthusiasm to the stage that belied his age, captivating the audience from start to finish (my dancing mum included).

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LIVE REVIEW: KNOTFEST AT CENTENNIAL PARKLANDS SYDNEY 23/03/2024

From the second I entered the grounds of Centennial Park, a smile emerged on my face and I can tell you it still hasn’t left. The vibes were immaculate. I hadn’t seen anything like this since Soundwave 2012. An endless sea of tattoos, hair in every colour and cut imaginable, custom denim jackets covered in band patches from every era of metal and nothing but eager anticipation for each act; I was in my happy place. 

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LIVE REVIEW: LANEWAY 2024

Just before midday on my favourite day of the year (Laneway day), I find myself in an Uber to Flemington Racecourse. It’s my first Laneway in Melbourne, though I haven’t missed the festival since 2018. Depending on who you ask, I was too early for anyone worth seeing, such as headliners Dominic Fike or Stormzy. But, as I prepared for my fifth Laneway, I knew I was in for a marathon day of the best up-and-coming local acts sharing the stage with some of the world’s finest talent. 

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