Nestled in Adelaide's north, community music hub Northern Sound System is fostering current and future generations of Adelaide music icons.
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At every metal gig, Dave Deth stands in attendance with a tiny camera, recording the show for upload to the World Wide Web. His presence is crucial to the documentation of Adelaide’s metal scene, and of the bands who may or may not go on to make it big.
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We've rounded up Adelaide's best new music for the month of July, including Wanderers, Tkay Maidza, The Empty Threats and Motez.
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With a new single out and a self-titled EP in the works, The Empty Threats speak to CityMag about rejecting the concept of a cult bandleader and why they're desperate to return to the stage.
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Light artist Matthew Adey has worked with some of the country’s leading art festivals, including Dark Mofo, RISING and Illuminate. Having recently returned to his home city, the Adelaide native is keen to bring light to our pandemic-affected arts scene.
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With an upcoming EP destined for release on Sydney imprint NLV Records, Strict Face uses 21st century technology to push the limits of his sound and connect to new, more intimate audiences.
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The seven-day lockdown has forced one CBD venue to cancel 1200 tickets and caused several major events to pause or postpone. One organiser has given up on holding a festival until the COVID-19 crisis is completely over. For many, lockdown is only compounding existing pain.
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The inaugural winner of ACE Open’s Porter Street commission, Bridget Currie debuts her solo exhibition, Message from the meadow, at ACE Open this week.
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We spoke to three South Australian academics appearing at this year's Festival of Ideas about how to protect space from corporate interests, how social media has changed our sense of self, and how soon we can expect to be eating pizza in space.
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The Jam, The Mix and The Gig, an almost two-decade-old mental health program helping people make social connections through music, has been put on hold due to a lack of government funding. We speak to the people behind the organisation about why it needs to exist.
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