August 23, 2022
adelaide music
Harvest Rock
19—20 November 2022
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August 16, 2022
adelaide music
The Elder Con welcomes first female director in 139-year history
“It's sort of embarrassing that it's even notable, right? You would have thought this would have happened earlier,” the new appointee tells CityMag.
MoreAugust 3, 2022
adelaide music
Murlawirrapurka Rymill Park’s long-awaited glow-up
The City of Adelaide and State Government have jointly allocated $3.1 million to getting an eastern pocket of the park lands gig-ready for summer – laying extensive electrical, hydraulic and water systems for events companies to plug in and play with ease.
MoreJune 27, 2022
adelaide music
‘We spent more last year’: Arts funding reduced
The State Government has announced bundles of new cash for the arts industry, but Arts Minister Andrea Michaels admits to an overall “reduction” in funding for the portfolio, mostly due to “once-off” payments last year.
MoreJune 8, 2022
adelaide music
What happened to the Night Mayor?
Two years after Adelaide city councillors asked the administration to investigate an “advocate” for the city’s billion-dollar nightlife, they were last night told to ditch the idea and go for a “vision” instead.
MoreJune 2, 2022
adelaide music
Adelaide’s best new music
We've rounded up Adelaide's best new music for May, including Ricky Albeck, Stellie, Paradise Club, TOWNS and Lonelyspeck.
MoreJune 1, 2022
adelaide music
Porch Sessions is no more
Live music industry leader Sharni Honor has announced her roaming pop-up music series Porch Sessions has wound up, but she tells CityMag one last hurrah has been "discussed".
MoreMay 17, 2022
adelaide music
Support the arts: Slowmango needs your help
After years of being battered by COVID-19 restrictions, six-piece kaleidoscopic musical outfit Slowmango are asking for public help to fund part of their first full-length album release. If you donate enough, you could even buy yourself a private gig.
MoreMay 17, 2022
adelaide music
Hearing Country in the city
Nukunu musician Tilly Tjala Thomas uses her sparse, indie-pop sound to travel between concrete and natural worlds, and bridge the thousands of years of her heritage to the future.
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