After an incredible string of 195 shows in 2014, Manchester based indie-rock band The 1975 have no intention of slowing down, bringing their headlining to Australia this month in support of their self-titled debut album. After the release of four EP’s, the bands self titled album debut at No. 1 on the UK album charts […]
What an incredible way to finish the day.. Our beloved Modest Mouse drop this taaaaunnnnnee – “Lampshades on Fire” on the world which had me smirking and bopping all the way down Brisbane’s Queen Street like a lunatic. They’re set to release a new album called Strangers to Ourselves on March 3 with this banger their first […]
The John Steel Singers are set to play The Triffid this weekend to put us into second gear of Christmas festivities. They’re joined by The Jensens and Love Sings for this glorious home show. Having witnessed their antics in London at the Aussie BBQ earlier this year, we and many others know their insane live […]
Two years ago I was sat in large tent somewhere in Dorset as Catfish and the Bottlemen came onto stage at the End of the Road Festival to entertain a small crowd. There was an air of mild interest as the four boys walked onto stage. Van McCann said his usual (and sometimes unusual) hellos […]
Sans Parents is the name of the new adventure by a couple of the Ex-Members of Hungry Kids of Hungary (Kane Mazlin and Ryan Strathie) and their new debut ‘Coming Back To You’ is definitely worth a look. We loved all things HKoH here at Scenewave so we’re super excited about this release.
It’s nearly that time of the year. The time of the year where one of Australia’s finest festivals throws their annual music shindig across three locations, bringing with them a swag full of the worlds greatest artists. Byron Bay will be our pad for debauchery and to wet all our musical pallets, we thought we’d throw our two […]
The Kodaline lads are back at it with their new single ‘Honest’. A power ballad that’s destined for stadiums in the footsteps of Coldplay. t
Matt and Alex are some awkward motherfuckers. But watching pseudo-Sia and pseudo-Chet Faker spring across stage was nothing short of magical. Alex was fully kitted up in a nude leotard, his translucent legs gracefully jeté-ing and sauté-ing across stage to Sia’s “Chandelier”. Matt had donned a luscious ginger beard, along with too-cool shades, and gave us […]
British Songstress Låpsley charms with her glacially lilted voice. Think Daughter, infused with underground electronic vibes. Here she performs for BBC1’s Maida Vale sessions:
Plans this Friday? Come along to Moses Gunn Collective’s EP Morning Shakes launch at Brightside. Tilt your head back and enjoy the psychedelic jangle of guitars at one of Brisbane’s newest music hotspots. Reeling from the success of “Shalala”, MGC don’t dissapoint with the drawn out rock ramblings of “Mary”. Girls, Gunns and Guitar, what more could you want? […]