![[LIVE MUSIC REVIEW] PARANOID ALICE HAS BEEN COOPED UP TOO LONG; THE NIGHTMARE RETURNED TO ADELAIDE’S THEBBY THEATRE](https://teomagblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/TEO-AliceCooper-and-AceFrehly_34-290x290.jpg "[LIVE MUSIC REVIEW] PARANOID ALICE HAS BEEN COOPED UP TOO LONG; THE NIGHTMARE RETURNED TO ADELAIDE’S THEBBY THEATRE")
[LIVE MUSIC REVIEW] PARANOID ALICE HAS BEEN COOPED UP TOO LONG; THE NIGHTMARE RETURNED TO ADELAIDE’S THEBBY THEATRE
Thebarton theatre is an institution. Built on a foundation of blues, bricks of rock ‘n’ roll, and mortar made from foot-stompin’ riffs, there’s no better place for two institutions of rock music to bring the house down. Alice Cooper, supported by Ace Frehley, took the stage on a Thursday night and welcomed us to his...
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[LIVE MUSIC REVIEW] CALIGULA’S HORSE AT FOWLER’S LIVE
It’s Friday night, it’s early spring, and it’s AFL Grand Final eve. Where better to spend the night than watching three of Australia’s talented up and coming bands playing at Fowler’s, with Caligula’s Horse the headlining act? Caligula’s Horse has come a long way since they formed six years ago in Brisbane. This is their...
![[LIVE MUSIC REVIEW] THE GETAWAY PLAN AT THE GOV](https://teomagblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/21768703_1185076968304365_3013164466717518620_o-290x290.jpg "[LIVE MUSIC REVIEW] THE GETAWAY PLAN AT THE GOV")
[LIVE MUSIC REVIEW] THE GETAWAY PLAN AT THE GOV
It’s been a while since The Getaway Plan toured Australia, and on Friday night in Adelaide it was clear they had been sorely missed. The band played two sets including their critically acclaimed debut album Other Voices, Other Rooms, and it was a reunion to be remembered. Kicking it off was Melbourne band Harbours, and...
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[LIVE MUSIC REVIEW] THE GETAWAY PLAN AT THE BALD FACED STAG
Homegrown pop-punk heroes The Getaway Plan made a triumphant return to Sydney, along with fellow Melbournites Harbours. With the 10-year anniversary of The Getaway Plan’s debut album Other Voices, Other Rooms fast approaching, the band has made pleasing their first fans a top priority. After blasting through a relatively short set of other favourites, they...
![[LIVE MUSIC REVIEW] TROPHY EYES AT FOWLERS LIVE](https://teomagblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/TEO-Trophy-Eyes-Fowlers-Aug-2017-1RESIZE-290x290.jpg "[LIVE MUSIC REVIEW] TROPHY EYES AT FOWLERS LIVE")
[LIVE MUSIC REVIEW] TROPHY EYES AT FOWLERS LIVE
After seven months overseas, it’s a hell of a welcome home when all your Australian tour dates sell out. Although, it’s no wonder Trophy Eyes tickets were so highly sought after; they’re electric live and their music is incredibly relatable. In a venue like Fowlers, supported by Rumours, Grenadiers and The Hard Aches, the ceiling...
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[LIVE MUSIC REVIEW] SUPERHEIST AT THE BALD FACED STAG
Following a hiatus that stretched on for well past a decade, ’90s cult metal legends, Superheist have made an impactful return to the Australian metal scene. 2016’s release, Ghosts of the Social Dead, and the band’s killer live shows are reminding us why Superheist will be sticking around. Touring with them are fellow cult ’90s...
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[LIVE MUSIC REVIEW] SUPERHEIST RAISE HELL AT FOWLERS
Ever since their re-emergence from the band’s hiatus, Superheist has been hitting the Australian metal scene with a vengeance. Releasing their drought breaking album Ghosts of the Social Dead in 2016, the band seems to have disengaged the off button. With founding member DW Norton and new singer Ezekiel Ox cranking out the tunes, the...
![[LIVE MUSIC REVIEW] GROOVIN THE MOO 2017 AT WAYVILLE SHOWGROUNDS](https://teomagblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/td-290x290.jpg "[LIVE MUSIC REVIEW] GROOVIN THE MOO 2017 AT WAYVILLE SHOWGROUNDS")
[LIVE MUSIC REVIEW] GROOVIN THE MOO 2017 AT WAYVILLE SHOWGROUNDS
Since the disappearance of Big Day Out, Soundwave and Future Music Festival, South Australia hasn’t been well-known for hosting insane music festivals. Fortunately, the 2014 inception of SA’s Groovin The Moo has been our saving grace. So popular that the festival site had to be moved from Oakbank to the Adelaide Showgrounds; regardless of the...
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[LIVE MUSIC REVIEW] MESHUGGAH AT 170 RUSSELL
Meshuggah have triumphantly returned to Australian shores for the first time in four years. Touting a new album, an upgraded light show and more powerful equipment than ever before, the Swedish extreme metal band proved that it was well worth the wait. Aussie deathcore frontrunners and Meshuggah label mates Thy Art Is Murder were on...
LIVE MUSIC REVIEW: UNDEROATH AT THE GOV
It’s been four years since Underoath broke up. Four long years fans had to wait, hoping and praying for a reunion tour. Well, 2017 is the year it happened and it was well worth the wait. Underoath brought along Sydney’s instrumental post rock gods, Sleepmakeswaves, and together they took over The Gov for a night...
LIVE MUSIC REVIEW: PERIPHERY AT FOWLER’S LIVE
Last night, the iconic Adelaide Venue, Fowler’s Live accommodated Washington, DC’s metal juggernauts, Periphery, with their proud Australian support acts, Circles and Polaris. The sticky Adelaide weather didn’t deter diehard fans as they filled the floor space, ready for a night of metal. Melbourne boys, Circles opened the night with a smooth blend of gutsy...
LIVE MUSIC REVIEW: PERIPHERY AT THE METRO THEATRE
Six-piece progressive metal giant, Periphery is back in Australia to satisfy hungry fans with the band’s signature brand of pounding, melodic and mathematical sounds. And satisfy they did; filling the room with complex triple guitar noise, harsh but beautiful vocal melodies, and drums that pounded hard enough to kick your heart right out of your...
