Brisbane Powerhouse hosted Frankly festival, acts on the bill, Peaches, Tenniscoats, Jamie Stewart (Xiu Xiu) The Pancakes, I Heart Hiroshima to name a few.
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The Pancakes was the first act I saw when I arrived (not including the last song I saw from Seja). Dejay Choi was Continue reading →
Next post I”ll be posting photos up of The Grates, The Hives and Tegan and Sara. There are more photos up on my flickr stream if you want to check it out.
Valve x-mas smash was held at The Zoo on Saturday, bands playing that night were: Secret Brids, Del Toro, Sekiden, An Horse and I Heart Hiroshima.
Secret Birds (which included all members of I Heart Hiroshima and two memebers from Del Toro) had four drummers on stage, five, maybe six guitarists (I think, I lost count), a bass player and Keyboards. I would describe them more of a noise rock band. The drums were awesome, guitar riffs were ear bleeding. It was my first time seeing them and the crowd were really into them.
Del Toro had to follow up afterwards. I didn’t see much of their set. Last time I saw them was at the Valley Fiesta (speaking of which I read ages ago that it might not be Continue reading →
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From Fasterlouder article:
The Zoo is one of Brisbane’s oldest nightclubs and music venues, supporting local bands with a place to play for nearly 20 years.
It’s also been a haven for those who wish to hone their photography skills and snap some shots of their favourite bands. Unfortunately, that came to a close this week, with managers advising that all photograpy equipment will need to be cleared with either the Zoo management or event organiser prior to the event.
The following message was posted to the Zoo website:
“Dear Zoo Patrons, Continue reading →
