Gallery: FBi Presents Little Simz at Oxford Art Factory
On an outrageously hot summer Tuesday, London rapper, vocalist and label boss Little Simz tore up Oxford Art Factory.
On an outrageously hot summer Tuesday, London rapper, vocalist and label boss Little Simz tore up Oxford Art Factory.
In Australia for Meredith Music Festival, the inimitable Peaches played a headline show at The Metro Theatre, with support from Habits and Black Cracker.
Jazz bassist, singer and total boss Esperanza Spalding brought her incredible energy to Sydney Opera House for Vivid LIVE.
For those of us dying know what a black metal band playing inside the Sydney Opera House would look like…
An incredibly moving and engrossing audio-visual performance from ANOHNI for Vivid LIVE at Sydney Opera House.
After sadly having to cancel his performance a month earlier due to illness, Sydney crooner Matt Corby returned to the Enmore Theatre to satiate fans. Supported by Kita Alexander.
In a glorious barrage of visuals, strobes, colour and light, NY duo Ratatat returned to The Metro Theatre for their Groovin’ The Moo sideshow.
Local racket-makers Palms launched their new record ‘Crazy Rack’ at Oxford Art Factory on the weekend.
On her debut Australian tour, Alabama-born Kate Crutchfield (aka Waxahatchee) took the stage entirely on her own, blowing away the crowd at Newtown Social Club.
Jack Ladder keeps good company. He launched his record Playmates at Oxford Art Factory with his all-star band The Dreamlanders – Laurence Pike (PVT), Kirin J Callinan and Donny Benet – with a guest appearance from Alex Cameron (Seekae).