Fans can never complain they did not get what they paid for as the Pierce Brothers played for a whopping 1 hour and 40 minutes – that being said, the crowd wouldn’t let them leave the stage.

Melbourne metalcore locals, Belle Haven, are releasing a new EP titled Time Changes Nothing. Exploring themes of mental illness, this EP is lyrically very raw and honest. Be sure to check it out when it drops on the 16th of April!

Their polished performance at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl was energetic and showcased the immense talent of all four members of the band in creating a new soundscape for Australian music.

Newcastle duo Boo Seeka performed a handful of shows at the Esplanade Hotel in Saint Kilda at the beginning of March, their first tour in Melbourne in over a year. Let me tell you, the energy in that band room was something else.

It was a night of firsts for a lot of people - a first gig back for fans, a first sit-down gig for many (if not all), and a first sip of Brandy for frontman, Quin Grunden of Melbourne’s indie-surf rock trio, The Grogans.