Bands coming to Adelaide

[Dutchy]

After a pretty slow year music wise I have 3 gigs in 13 days coming up starting this Sat - Grinspoon, Metallica, Living End

Suspect Boon might have the same Trifecta

[someguy1]

No Tool or AC DC for the Quady or whatever a 5 is?

Already bought No fun at all before Grinspoon was announced otherwise I'd be the same.

[Gozu]

Ixaras @ Lion Arts Factory Sat 24th Jan

Poppy + Ocean Grove + Inertia @ Hindley St. Music Hall Sat 24th Jan

Hazlett @ Lion Arts Factory Fri 6th Feb

Regurgitator + Dem Mob + Tonix @ The Gov Sat 7th Feb

The Black Sorrows @ Her Majesty's Theatre Sun 15th Feb

Boris & Merzbow @ Hindley St. Music Hall (Ad Fest) Fri 27th Feb

Bernard Fanning + Sam Cromack + Georgia Mooney @ Thebarton Theatre Fri 27th Feb

Pulp @ Elder Park (Ad Fest) Fri 27th Feb

Jon Stevens + Wolfmother + The Screaming Jets + Large Mirage @ Thebarton Theatre Sat 28th Feb

Basement Jaxx @ Hindley St. Music Hall Tue 3rd March

The Belair Lip Bombs @ Lion Arts Factory Fri 13th March

SummerSalt: Ocean Alley + Skegss + Babe Rainbow + The Grogans + more @ Glenelg Beach Sat 21st March

The Horrors @ Lion Arts Factory Tue 14th April

Maximo Park @ The Gov Sun 26th April

Hot Mulligan + Saturdays at Your Place + Forests @ The Gov Mon 27th April

Eric Bibb & Band @ The Gov Tue 28th April

Of Mice & Men + Crystal Lake @ Lion Arts Factory Thu 7th May

Suzanne Vega @ Thebarton Theatre Tue 24th Sep

[The Dark Knight]

Another enjoyable Grinspoon concert on Saturday night, I worked out the fifth in 8 years for me. Was a bit of a rush to get there after cricket and putting the kids to bed got there as they were playing Dead Cat x3. I loved the nostalgic element of the background animations as each song played, especially the old band logos, tour posters and album/single artwork, it all took me back to when I got into Grinspoon which was playing AFL Live 2004 on PS2 and Lost Control was the intro song.

Interesting to see now Metallica on Wednesday night, their set list from Perth they posted on their Instagram (which they usually do) had 15 songs with what looks like a fair bit of filler and they played for 2 and 15 mins. The majority of the comments on the post weren't very positive but as we know Metallica fans can be some of the most fickle music fans in the world.

[Dutchy]

Grinners were great as always, thought they might play a touch longer tho, the acoustics of the AEC Arena are first class.

Onto Wednesday night, been a bucket list item for too long. Set list looks pretty good to me, presuming they keep it the same.

[Bandit]

Setlist looked black album heavy for mine, but we'll see on the night. 3rd time to see them, GA1, pumped.

[mighty_tiger_79]

apparently some equipment was damaged when they travelled over from perth

[Booney]

If you see a bloke in GA1 on crutches, come say G'day.

[carey]

If you see a bloke in GA1 on crutches, come say G'day.

I'll have to use binoculus from the corporate box

[am Bays]

If you havent got a ticket for tonight and you want to go just come and hang out by the Railway station tram stop.

Number of Metallica fans playing Russian Roulette with the trams ATM - clear from my vantage point from my dingy workstation

Someone's going to be a statistic

The cheap fake T-shirts dont appear to be selling either BTW...

[The Dark Knight]

If you see a bloke in GA1 on crutches, come say G'day.

I'll have to use binoculus from the corporate box

How'd you score a corporate box for the concert? I was talking to a guy at work today and he said he was in a corporate box tonight aswell but didn't know how it all worked as it was all organised by a mate of his.

[Booney]

Awesome night and I think a great set list for a crowd mixed with old metal heads ( ) who may have seen Metallica before and people seeing them for the first time.

Leper Messiah ( Master of Puppets ) and King Nothing ( Load ) took me back to some good times in my life, For Whom was a highlight, Fuel, Moth all great along with the Sandman and Nothing Else anthems but for mine Seek and Destroy, Master and The Day that Never Comes were the top end.

During One I stood eyes shut, still, just taking it in so the next time I hear it my mind will go back there.

To the bloke who quipped "Where you going you fat c*nt?" as I wandered by, may your crack head Mrs ruin your life even further than what it appears to have fallen, may your meth face crumble inwards on itself and your fickle attempt at an apology can go f*ck itself.

[The Dark Knight]

One was definitely my highlight of the night, incredible!
And them playing Creeping Death (probably my favourite Metallica song) was a highlight too. Three songs off of Ride the Lightning, can't complain about that!

[wenchbarwer]

Awesome night and I think a great set list for a crowd mixed with old metal heads ( ) who may have seen Metallica before and people seeing them for the first time.

Leper Messiah ( Master of Puppets ) and King Nothing ( Load ) took me back to some good times in my life, For Whom was a highlight, Fuel, Moth all great along with the Sandman and Nothing Else anthems but for mine Seek and Destroy, Master and The Day that Never Comes were the top end.

During One I stood eyes shut, still, just taking it in so the next time I hear it my mind will go back there.

To the bloke who quipped "Where you going you fat c*nt?" as I wandered by, may your crack head Mrs ruin your life even further than what it appears to have fallen, may your meth face crumble inwards on itself and your fickle attempt at an apology can go f*ck itself.

You had crutches, use one of them

[Booney]

Meth has ruined his life, I didn't need to make it worse.

When he came over and apologized he goes "I work in transport (good, I thought) people call each other fat c*unts all the time and nobody gets offended"

"Well, I don't work in transport and nobody in my workplace calls each other fat c*nts so go f*ck yourself" and waved him ta ta.

[Spargo]

David Gray at Thebby tonight - SOLD OUT
I’ve 2 tickets for sale if anyone is interested…

[Gozu]

The Herd @ The Gov Sat 14th Feb

Bloom + Avoid @ Lion Arts Factory Sat 21st Feb

Sarah McLeod & Dallas Frasca @ Big Easy Radio, Aldinga Thu 5th March & Lion Arts Factory Sat 6th March

WOMADdelaide: Yothu Yindi + Marlon Williams + Jalen Ngonda + Baker Boy + Iron & Wine + more @ Botanic Park Fri 6th-Mon 9th March

Rain City Drive + TX2 + Melrose Avenue @ The Gov Wed 11th March

Ben Salter @ The Golden Wattle Fri 13th March

Tyler Hilton & Kate Voegele @ Unibar Fri 13th March (Venue upgrade)

19-Twenty @ Lion Arts Factory (Fringe) Fri 20th March

Bjorn Again (ABBA Tribute) @ The Gov Sat 21st March

Psychedelic Porn Crumpets @ Lion Arts Factory Sat 28th March

Kraanium + Slaughtercult + I Choose Violence @ Ed Castle Wed 1st April

Telenova + Fade Evare @ Lion Arts Factory Fri 10th April

Hawthorne Heights + Armor For Sleep @ The Gov Fri 24th April

Self Deception @ Lion Arts Factory Sun 26th April

Nathan Evans & the Saint Phnx Band @ Lion Arts Factory Sat 17th Oct

[Dutchy]

Awesome, nostalgic night on Wednesday, first up was so glad I forked out a bit extra to get into GA1, found myself a comfortable position only 25m from the front of the stage which was incredible and made a stadium show feel like an intimate pub gig to a degree.

Evanesence met all expectations and while I probably wouldn't go see them on their own, Im glad ive now seen them live and Amy Lee's voice, wow.

Loved the whole show, Metallica's music was my first introduction to harder rock back in the 80's and it brought back so many feels from back then. For some reason this band and their music is able to reach deep into your emotions, more than any other.

One of my favourite songs of all time by anyone is One, and was completely blow away how good it was live. The production was spot on also to match the song.

I would have loved to hear Unforgiven and Whiskey, but no complaints about the setlist.

While obviously getting on in age and the voices not quite as sharp, their musical craft is still spot on and they obviously still work so hard on being at the top of their game. It was also clear that they loved the whole night, you couldn't miss their genuine happiness to be here.

[Gozu]

Mork @ Unibar Wed 21st Jan

Gillian Welch & David Rawlings @ Thebarton Theatre Sun 22nd Feb

A Day in the Gully: Chet Faker + Ball Park Music + The Living End + Pete Murray + more @ Civic Park, Modbury Sat 28th Feb

Harry Manx @ The Gov Mon 2nd March

A Wilhem Scream @ Ed Castle Sat 7th March

Pacific Avenue @ Hindley St. Music Hall Sat 7th March

Peach PRC + Maude Latour + Salty @ AEC Theatre Fri 13th March

The Grogans + Bean Magazine @ The Scenic Hotel, Norton Summit Sat 14th March

Babymetal + Bloodywood @ AEC Theatre Sat 14th March

The Pogues @ Hindley St. Music Hall Fri 27th March

The Marcus King Band @ Hindley St. Music Hall Sat 11th April

Memphis May Fire + Blessthefall @ Lion Arts Factory Tue 28th April

The Buzz Lovers (Nirvana Tribute) @ The Gov Sun 17th May

Split Enz @ AEC Arena Mon 25th May

Tusk (Fleetwood Mac Tribute) @ The Gov Sat 30th May

Eskimo Joe + Alex Lloyd @ The Gov Fri 5th June

Bury Tomorrow + Gideon @ The Gov Thu 10th Sep

[Dutchy]

Metallica have released a couple of songs from Perth show on their youtube channel, hopefully a few from Adelaide get put up also.