THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT continued their ‘21 Years of Begins Here’ Regional Tour by Demand on a lazy Sunday evening at Dee Why RSL.

Photos by: Jimmy Wah

THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT supported by HANDS LIKE HOUSES gave a stunning performance at Evan Theatre in Panthers Penrith Saturday 15th celebrating 21 years of ‘Begins Here’ with an awesome crowd.
PHOTOGRAPHER: RA

THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT continued their mammoth run of ‘21 Years of Begins Here - by Demand Regional Tour’ at Waves, Wollongong, serenading a passionate crowd on Valentine’s Day 2025.

Photographer: RA

HED PE had The Triffid held in the palms of their sweaty hands for the entirety of what was the last night of the Australian leg of their tour.

Photos by: Rashid AlKamraikhi

Second stop, Sydney. ALIEN ANT FARM (CA) lifted bodies from the floor at The Metro Theatre after DROWNING POOL (TX) and FRANKENBOK (VIC) warmed up the crowd.

Photos by: Jimmy Wah

ALIEN ANT FARM (CA) made Brisbane their first stop in OZ joined at Princess Theatre by DROWNING POOL (TX) and FRANKENBOK (VIC).

Photos by: Tracy McLaughlan

AMYL & THE SNIFFERS were joined by BOB VYLAN (UK) and MISS KANNINA to play a sold out show at The Tivoli, Brisbane as part of their Cartoon Darkness World Tour.

Photos by: Bec Harbour

CALUM SCOTT brought his latest tour “The Song Book so Far” live to the Enmore Theatre - Sydney for a mid week performance on Wednesday night, supported by Go-Jo. Presented by Frontier.

Photographer: RA

Norwegian music powerhouses WARDRUNA delivered their innovative and genre defining renditions of Norse traditions to a captivated crowd at Fortitude Music Hall in Brisbane on Monday.

Photos by: Tom Wilson

Norwegian music powerhouses WARDRUNA delivered their innovative and genre defining renditions of Norse traditions to a captivated crowd at Enmore Theatre in Sydney on Saturday.

Photos by: Mel Wedd

English pop-rock legends YOU ME AT SIX delivered their final chart topping live performance to Brisbane concert goers at The Tivoli on Friday supported by HOLDING ABSENCE.

Photos by: Tracy McLaughlan

Sense strapped on a helmet, eye protection and a raincoat to brave grind maniacs CHOOF in Brisbane!

Photos by: Rashid AlKamraikhi

The Cavalera brothers reached deep into the SEPUTURA catalogue to deliver a stunning set of early material.

MAYHEM played an electrifying performance at Princess Theatre, Brisbane in January 2025, showcasing a retrospective of their 40-year career as pioneers of black metal.

Photos by: Day West

Munk & Petal 2025 promised to offer some of the best talent in punk and metal across not just South East Queensland, but from as much of Australia (and in one case overseas) as they could draw.

Photos by: Rashid AlKamraikhi