The Pixies felt alive, strange, loud, uncompromising, and still capable of shaking a venue to its bones.

At the Hordern Pavilion, the Pixies remind Sydney why their sound has endured. Sharp, taut, and emotionally charged, their set feels less like a throwback and more like a statement of continued purpose.

Live Review: G Flip performed at Sydney’s Hordern Pavilion, joined by The Beaches and Ayesha Madon, delivering a high-energy ‘Beach Flip’ summer show following their ARIA-nominated single ‘Disco Cowgirl’.

Charlotte de Witte will bring her trademark intensity to the Hordern Pavilion on 6 March 2025, a rare standalone Sydney show set between global festival appearances and the release of her self-titled debut album.

Five years is a long time in alternative music, yet the anticipation inside Sydney's Hordern Pavilion suggests The Neighbourhood have never really been away. This is the first of two sold out shows at here in Sydney and you can feel the anticipation in the cold winter air. Opening the evening is Noise Dept, the project of Los Angeles musician Raj Jain. Known for his work with Suki Waterhouse and contributions to The Neighbourhood, Jain's music occupies a space between alternative rock, electronic textures and experimental pop. He receives a warm welcome from the Sydney crowd, responding with an easy charm that matches the intimacy of his set.

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard have never been a band interested in doing things the conventional way, and their latest Australian announcement is another reminder that predictability has never been part of the equation. This September, the Melbourne six-piece will stage three completely different performances across two days, two towns and two distinct musical worlds, giving fans a rare opportunity to experience the band's restless creativity at full stretch. The run begins with an intimate regional stop at Anita's Theatre in Thirroul, where King Gizzard will perform alongside special guests…