Enmore Theatre

Upgraded from Metro show after it sold out

Moderat! Finally!! The pairing of German 00s electronic crossover pioneers Apparat and Moderat released their fourth record in 2021 and will be finally making it over here.

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CRJ's last tour in 2019 was one of the most anticipated pop events of recent Australian history. She'd completely skipped the continent with her instant classic E•MO•TION, and by the time she rolled around to tour Dedicated the fans were at fever pitch. And then the show was just... fine? Much the same as Dedicated is a forgettable quagmire, the show ran as a perfectly serviceable run through some well loved classics. Carly seemed oblivious to the excitement and depth of connection to her work, barely acknowledged the audience or band, and did a perfunctory run through the songs. To be honest, especially as (for the crowd) a long-anticipated Event To Be Remembered, the whole thing was completely forgettable. CRJ has returned with a new record that's definitely a step above Dedicated - let's see if she can actually deliver a connection with her fans this time.

No idea who this is but it's their "first Australian shows in more than thirty years": they have a smattering of charting singles including "Nothing Ever Happens", “Kiss This Thing Goodbye”, “Always The Last To Know” and “Roll To Me”. I'm still none the wiser, but I'm sure there's someone reading this that's frothing over having just discovered the show. So whoever you are, enjoy!

Tickets for this highly anticipated gig from the hardcore punk five-piece evaporated in seconds after going on sale for the original booking at The Metro. It's clear this kind of insane demand was always expected by the bookers: Laneway clearly wanted the pent-up demand to send people in the direction of the festival, but anyone wailing to the heavens had their prayers answered: Turnstile are up for a Grammy, which means they've dropped out of Laneway to jet back to the States, and now have two mega Sydney gigs to cater to demand (the other is at the Big Top at Luna Park). The people win!

Lock up ya mums (or take them to a VIP meet and greet, mums have got needs too).

Second show added!

If the name doesn't ring a bell, google "Loop Daddy". Wildly charismatic, utterly ridiculous, and even inspirational, with improvised bangers for days.

You hear "Just" or "Glue" at a party and you roll your eyes because they're so ubiquitous but then you start dancing because they're just SO GOOD. Go take a look at their Printworks 2018 live show on YouTube (on Resident Advisor's channel) if you want to get a feel for what they're about.

Did you know "MMMBop" was produced by the Dust Brothers, who also produced the Beastie Boys' "Paul's Boutique" and Beck's "Odelay"?

The hottest ticket circa January 2019 was IDLES, as they tore through pubs and clubs with absolute vigour. Two albums later, they return to conquer sold-out theatres with Melbourne legends Pinch Points in tow. All is love.

Continuing their spooky tradition of playing Halloween shows at the Enmore. If you've ever wanted to pick up a goth, tonight is your night.

Don't call it a george comeback because apparently the rights to the name don't belong solely to the Noonan siblings! This is a Polyserena 20th anniversary show "with band" (a band, not the band).

As in, the guy from Spandau Ballet