Hayley Williams is bringing The Hayley Williams Show to Australia for the first time, with two special headline performances confirmed for Sydney and Melbourne in February 2027. The Paramore frontwoman will take over Sydney’s Enmore Theatre on Wednesday, 10 February, before heading to Melbourne’s Forum on Wednesday, 17 February. An incredible opportunity for fans to…
Technology may have finally achieved what decades of law enforcement couldn’t: put expert pickpocket Harry Lehman out of business. Nobody carries cash anymore. Phones can be tracked. Credit cards can be cancelled before you’ve even made it to the next subway stop. For the wonderfully weathered criminal at the centre of Noah Segan’s The Only…
I reviewed Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1 when it launched in 2023, and thought that while those games could have used a nicer 1080p polish, they still hold up incredibly well on modern platforms. Not to mention the clean menus, loads of bonus content and even some older original NES titles, it’s a no-brainer…
They’ve spent more than two decades touring the world, but Simple Plan still have a pretty special relationship with Australia. It’s a relationship that goes back to the very beginning. Before the Canadian pop-punk favourites had cemented themselves as one of the genre’s most enduring acts, Australia was one of the places where things started…
PAX Aus 202 is right around the corner, taking place over the weekend from October 9-12 at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. This year feels crazier than ever, with new games to try, esports to watch, creators to chat to, interactive experiences to join and goodies to buy. SEGA will have four playable titles…
We have given our Discovery playlist another refresh with ten more of the best new tracks from across Australia and the world, including two we premiered on our pages earlier this week. Boorloo-based artist Clare Perrott is our Track of the Week, with her gorgeous ode to friendship “How Can I Tell You?”. “How Can…
History has a funny way of remembering partnerships as individual achievements. Ask who first reached the summit of Mount Everest and Edmund Hillary’s name will likely arrive before Tenzing Norgay’s, despite the two men standing together atop the world’s highest mountain on May 29th, 1953. Jennifer Peedom’s Tenzing seeks to redress that imbalance, shifting the…
Triptych at the Sydney Opera House is a celebration of movement and light, told through three short works: Prologue, Unfolding and Epilogue. Artistic Director and choreographer Lewis Major comments that the three pieces are “built from the simple wish to keep making.” But there is nothing simple about Triptych. Prologue sets the tone of the…
