Music
A Child of Our Time – troubling wartime oratorio comes to Perth
Made during the second world war, Michael Tippett's A Child of Our Time meditates on the complex causes of violence.
Audible Edge review: a 'sublimely curated' festival of exploratory music
From throat singers to soap operas, this year's Audible Edge festival in Perth delivered more than a few surprises.
These music festivals are thriving – here's what they're doing right
While the big music festivals are struggling, these smaller community events are drawing loyal audiences.
Young people need more than footy ovals – it’s time to invest in culture
What would happen if young people had the same access to live music as they do with sport, wonders Kate…
Dracula bites: West Australian Ballet performs to recorded music in Adelaide
In a controversial move, the West Australian Ballet stuck to its original decision to stage Dracula in Adelaide without a…
In the Quiet review: Adelaide Symphony Orchestra premieres a superb concerto
With the world premiere of a blistering concerto and the Australian debut of a powerhouse young conductor, In the Quiet…
Sanctuary Series review: relaxing to the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra on a yoga mat
Adelaide Symphony Orchestra's Nordic Lights was an immersive concert experience unlike any other.
Porcelain review: Peach PRC's debut LP is a candid take on young queer life
On her debut record Porcelain, Adelaide-born artist Peach PRC takes inspiration from nature and queer culture.
The Push unveils 10-year plan for young Australians and music
The Push's new national plan sets out a decade-long strategy to place Australian music on par with education, sport and…
Robyn – Sexistential review: horny, mature and strikingly candid pop music
Robyn said the purpose of her life is to stay horny. On Sexistential, she proves it.