Martin Cilia

Dec 4, 2024 | us9.campaign-archive.com | Martin Cilia |Paul Miles |Julian Wu |Mandy Hall

Review Scene: The Cult, Enmore Theatre, 2nd Dec 2024 by Martin CiliaBy Martin Cilia on Dec 03, 2024 04:15 pmIt’s a Monday night at the Enmore Theatre in Sydney and a capacity crowd of mostly black T-shirt clad people are gathered here to see ledgendary band The Cult in concert. The post Review Scene: The Cult, Enmore Theatre, 2nd Dec 2024 by Martin Cilia appeared first on Whats My Scene.

Dec 3, 2024 | whatsmyscene.com | Martin Cilia

It’s a Monday night at the Enmore Theatre in Sydney and a capacity crowd of mostly black T-shirt clad people are gathered here to see ledgendary band The Cult in concert. First up is support band Mayatrix who hail from Western Australia. They’re a modern rock groove based band made up of vocal, guitar, bass, drums and various effects. Girl singer Moana has a striking stage presence and kept the crowd engaged throughout their performance.

Oct 30, 2024 | us9.campaign-archive.com | Martin Cilia |Fiona Peacock |Paul Miles |Joshua Stanyer

Review Scene: Steel Panther & John 5, Hordern Pavillion, 23rd Oct 2024 by Martin CiliaBy Martin Cilia on Oct 31, 2024 11:30 amOn a Wednesday night at the Hordon Pavilion in Sydney we were treated to two famous acts all the way from the USA. The post Review Scene: Steel Panther & John 5, Hordern Pavillion, 23rd Oct 2024 by Martin Cilia appeared first on Whats My Scene. Read in browser »Q&A Scene: Veronica FusaroBy Fiona Peacock on Oct 31, 2024 11:19 amTell us about your new single Slot Machine?

Oct 30, 2024 | whatsmyscene.com | Martin Cilia

On a Wednesday night at the Hordon Pavilion in Sydney we were treated to two famous acts all the way from the USA. First up was John 5 who recently toured as Motley Crue’s guitarist for their recent stadium tour. Let the hoedown begin. It was a cross between Doc Watson (a bluegrass great) and Eddie Van Halen. There were no vocals, just guitar and drums with occasional backing tracks.

Oct 14, 2024 | whatsmyscene.com | Martin Cilia

Heading towards the Big Top at Moore Park, Sydney it was evident by the amount of vintage Cold Chisel T-shirts being worn by the flock of fans heading to the old Showgrounds as to what on this evening. This first act on was Karen Lee Andrews with an acoustic guitar, stomp box and vocals. She gave a good solid performance and received a good reaction from the small crowd that had arrived by then. Next up were The Cruel Sea, who hit the stage with their classic 90s groove.