“The band started playing the first song from ‘Bliss Release’: and the band and the crowd did bliss out with ‘Meditation Song’ and then the singing started with ‘There's Nothing In The Water We Can't Fight’, then ‘Ghost Story’ followed before the crowd went crazy when the opening chords of ‘Gold Canary’ started. It was a special moment for fans who were singing their lungs out and is obviously a special song for many people in the crowd.” Read Cecilia’s full review for more on this unforgettable night.

“It was a truly wonderful and joyful performance from Mi-Sex. I didn’t want it to end. And, it didn’t as the encore then turned into “one more song” as the crowd wanted more. Steve Balbi rallied the band and the crowd and said “I saw Mi-Sex play this song live 35 years ago and it just got me” as the band launched into a cover of David Bowie’s ‘Heroes’ and it was ‘spine tinglingly’ good.” Dive into Cecilia’s full review for all the highlights.

“But it was Laura Guldemond who held the centre with her mesmerizing stage presence. Her voice alternated between gritty growls and piercing high notes and her ability to control the crowd was grounded in the theatricality of 1980s metal that she delivered with modern urgency.” Read Cecilia’s review of their thunderous Aussie debut.

“They brought the perfect retrospective setlist of classic songs to the packed-out crowd: and it really was banger after banger as they delivered a night of musical brilliance, huge singalongs and the best fun you can have with your clothes on.” Dive into Cecilia’s review of one of the most fun shows Brisbane’s seen.

NERVOSA have been hailed as one of Brazil’s finest thrash metal bands and they are here in Australia for their very first time and they played The Crowbar in Brisbane. Read Cecilia's review here.

If your face isn’t melted, were you even at the Dethklok show? The Fortitude Music Hall turned into a portal to the Dethverse.