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Thank You Public Service Broadcasting For The Trip Back In Time

Public Service Broadcasting gave us a little reminder of who really runs the world, and why. The band consists of J. Wilgoose, Esq. apparently running the show, Wrigglesworth on the drums, and relatively new J.F. Abraham on the flugelhorn and bass. And on the screen, I’m pretty sure I saw my grandad, but so did everyone else.

Sleeping With Sirens share Gossip, Madness and more at the Powerstation

After 2 stalwart support sets from The Faim and Lower than Atlantis, blimey-Charlie, it’s only just turned quarter to 8. Here come Sleeping with Sirens, bounding out of the traps with We like it Loud. It’s clear that the band are sticking to their harder sound pallet that punctures its way through Powerstation in Auckland, NZ. […]

Machine Gun Kelly – Golden Brand or Personality?

The hype was real, but very little else was. Cleveland rapper  Machine Gun Kelly’s packed out show had flashes of energy, showmanship and a fantastic backing band. However, this was balanced out by his limited technical skill and the jumbled array of musical pastiches that made up his set list.

Camp Cope Bring the Angst to Whammy Bar

Last night, Whammy bar hosted Australian indie rock band Camp Cope and they serenaded the audience with songs of love, heartbreak and angst. For the past three years, Camp Cope have built up a loyal following of fans throughout the world, touring Europe and America with their sweet but grief stricken indie tunes containing a hint […]

John Garcia Gets Personal In His Acoustic Show

When stage hands rolled out a full bar, complete with candles for ambience and a couple of bottles of hooch, I knew it was going to be a hell of a night with John Garcia. The palm fronds and succulents brought a sense of the desert, and the couch made Whammy Bar feel like an […]

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