After serving up the best experience of Sydney's Big Day Out (yes even better than you Mr West) ambient trip hop gods Röyksopp backed up to transport us to another world.

If you came up to me five years ago and told me I would ever witness a crowd full of underage hipsters getting crunk to Mike Jones’ “Still Tippin” I would have had quite the chuckle – not now.

Mikki Gomez captures the madness and the mayhem of OFWGKTA at the Enmore Theatre. Golf wang.

Playing a trilogy of albums in full is nothing new, just ask The Cure. But this evening’s proceedings came courtesy of their contemporaries, The Church. They too are a group that have played a recent show at the Sydney Opera House and have notched up over 30 years in the biz.

Boy & Bear, Ball Park Music and The Paper Kites blew the roof off the Enmore Theatre in Sydney over the weekend. Mikki Gomez hit up the photo pit of their first show and brings us these photos.

Oz music has never looked so good. On this Saturday night, Boy & Bear plus friends turned blood to gold, sporting the metaphorical green and yellow stripes showing the future in music is looking very promising in this fair nation. The first set was a short one from Melbourne’s The Paper Kites. They lived up to expectations that they will help fill the void left by The Middle East as the boasted at times epic folk rock tunes. They were basically a perfect choice of openers for the evening.

To me, Eskimo Joe just seemed to be one of those typical Australian bands that climaxed fairly early on in their career, and then dulled out not soon after.. but you know what, maybe I was wrong. I can’t rely too much on my thoughts from back in the day when I listened to crappy mainstream radio. I love to be proved wrong, and this gig satisfied and delivered...

Read here one man's attempt to put into words the explosive culmination of a legends four decade long career and the stage of Sydney's Enmore Theatre.

A large curtain adorned with Alice's face blocked any chance of seeing the stage being prepared for the show. So much mystery. What could they be hiding? What was Sydney in store for? How many times would Alice die on stage tonight?