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scenestr.com.au | Matt Innes
It's been a year of firsts for LA indie rock, dream-pop outfit Saint Motel as they prepare to make their Australian live premiere, including a run of theatre shows as well as headlining Wanderer Festival 2025. Saint Motel have spent 2025 expanding their touring presence through Canada, Mexico and beyond. Ahead of their first time down under, lead singer AJ Jackson is hoping to experience the best our unique culture has to offer.
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scenestr.com.au | Jason Leigh
Nearly three years on from her return to our shores, following an extended absence prior to that as a result of the pandemic fallout, Chelsea Wolfe has again graced us with her presence. Last night her Australian tour concluded in Adelaide at The Gov (27 May).
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scenestr.com.au | James Murphy
'Looking For Alibrandi', the beloved coming-of-age tale of three generations of Italian-Australian women, by Brink Productions and State Theatre Company South Australia, really has some secret sauce. Directed by Stephen Nicolazzo with a script by Vidya Rajan, this adaptation honours Melina Marchetta’s 1992 novel (and its 2000 film) but adds so much extra flavour.
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scenestr.com.au | James Murphy
By the time Evan Dando wandered onto the stage at Adelaide's The Gov last night (22 May) wearing a red Coors hat and clutching a bottle, the house music was still blaring and, oddly, instead of waiting for it to be cut, he asked for it to be turned up. What followed was a meandering rap, accompanied by swaying and slurred fragments of speech.
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scenestr.com.au | Jason Leigh
There have been some surprising and unlikely Adelaide Symphony Orchestra collaborations with the musical mainstream over the years; Hilltop Hoods and The Avalanches immediately come to mind. While I do not feel qualified to comment on the potential incongruity of those performances, I believe Sigur Rós's epic soundscapes are more fitting and agreeable to orchestral re-workings than most.
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