Year: 2018

Fozzy is fronted by wrestling superstar Chris Jericho on lead vocals, with Rich Ward (Stuck Mojo) on lead guitar, Frank Fontsere (Stuck Mojo) on drums, Billy Grey on rhythm guitar, and Paul Di Leo (Nena, Adrenaline Mob) on bass. The evening served as a party celebration for Jericho’s birthday.

Inspired by the likes of Bon Jovi, Kiss and Van Halen, Dangerous Curves formed in 2015 with one only one goal in mind, to bring back the music of the infamous LA scene of the late 80’s…with a modern twist.

Japan’s wildest rock’n’roll band Stompin’ Riffraffs played Melbourne’s Night Cat venue on Thursday 8 November 2018, for their first-ever performance in Australia. The show commenced the underground garage rockers’ Kick Australia’s Ass Tour, and they treated the audience with their fuzz-soaked late-’50s sound throughout their set of original songs, complete with go-go dancers.

He’s the guy Prince modeled himself on. He’s the guy who has to his name production credits on some the greatest records of all time over a 50 year career such as The Band, The Psychedelic Furs, Badfinger, Cheap Trick, XTC, Hall & Oates, New York Dolls, Patti Smith, Janis Joplin. As well as a little record he took a gamble on by Meat Loaf called Bat Out Of Hell. He’s also arguably the biggest influence on the sound Kevin Parker honed for his band Tame Impala, as well as covered and sampled by the likes of Daft Punk, Hot Chip, The Avalanches.

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s much-anticipated smash hit rock musical, School of Rock, made its Australian premiere on Friday 9 November.