Tonight’s headline performance by Gypsy and The Cat was organised by mobile phone company, HTC for reasons that weren’t exactly made clear. Perhaps the giant, fluorescent phones placed strategically around the HiFi were supposed to entice the crowd into purchasing a new phone the second they left the concert. Maybe the elevated mood experienced by attending the concert would ‘subconsciously’ make everyone realise how cool HTC were. In reality, the whole promotion was a bit daggy and screamed desperation. The ‘hip-ness’ of HTC aside, what actually took place that evening was a fun night of electro, indie dance music with some great support from local act, Georgia Potter, and Melbourne’s Clubfeet.

After touring around Australia for the past month, Seth Sentry's sold out Dear Science tour made it to The Hi-Fi in Brisbane on Saturday night for the final leg of the tour.

One of Australia's latest success stories, 5 Seconds of Summer have just returned from supporting One Direction in the UK, and have now announced headline shows across Australian capitals.

Orchestral art rock group The Red Paintings have announced their return to the UK, Europe and a tour around Australia! The extensive run of theatre shows in the UK and Europe will be supporting neo-punk outfit Mindless Self Indulgence.

To celebrate the release of the much-anticipated new album Steal the Light, The Cat Empire brought their highly acclaimed live experience to the Brisbane Hi-Fi for two sold out shows together with an underage matinee.

Last Friday was an unforgettably powerful night of two up-tempo ska/jazz bands; The Cat Empire accompanied by FLAP! I've been waiting to see the later for a number of years and neither band where disappointing in the slightest. If you didn't snag tickets in time for the sell out show, you missed out! We have your back though; check out the photos we took just for you.

Cradle of Filth are joined by Shifting The Paradigm and The Amenta in one mammoth rock show at The Hi-Fi in Brisbane. Amanda Brenchley was there and brings us these pics from the photo pit:

In 2010, the Hungary Kids of Hungary played the Hifi in support of their debut album Escapades. Over two years on and they return to this very stage to celebrate the release of their sophomore album You’re a Shadow.

Hungry Kids of Hungary made a hometown stop on their You're a Shadow tour, joined at the Brisbane HiFi by The Preatures, Them Swoops and Little Odessa. Heath Carney brings us these photos.

Epica's first Australian tour starts off with a bang at the Hi-Fi, Brisbane with special guests Gorefield.

The Mark of Cain played to their dedicated Brisbane fans and Matt Warrell was there to capture it.

Presidents of the United States of America took a page from Weezer's playbook and treated fans to a live play through of their debut album at Brisbane's HiFi. Photos by Heath Carney

Friday the 22nd of Februrary saw in the first show of the Bullet for my Valentine world tour, showcasing their latest album Temper Temper, and coinciding with the mighty Soundwave Festival. It was a relatively huge bill as these guys brought with them Cancer Bats and Miss May I, who kicked off the nights' events with a bang!

Bullet For My Valentine are joined by Cancer Bats and Miss May I in this mammoth Sidewave at the Brisbane Hi-Fi Bar. Photos by Amanda Brenchley.

Always reliable for a no-holds barred rave, Crystal Castles dominated Sydney’s Hi-Fi with support from Ballarat’s Gold Fields to absolutely no one’s surprise.