Snap Scene

As a pioneering former member of the Scorpions and a trailblazer in neo-classical rock guitar, Roth is celebrated for his soaring solos, intricate compositions, and spiritual approach to music. His performance at The Croxton was unforgettable journey through his storied career, blending iconic Scorpions material with his own expansive solo works, all delivered with the passion and precision that have made him an enduring icon in rock history.

Known for her down-to-earth spirit and captivating live shows, Lumsden brings a refreshing energy that blends joy, humour, and authenticity in equal measure. With her rich voice and knack for connecting deeply with audiences, this performance was a celebration of community, music, and the unique Australian stories that she tells so beautifully through song.

Lucinda Williams took the stage at Rod Laver Arena on 6th September 2025, bringing her raw, soulful blend of Americana, country, rock, and blues to Melbourne. Revered for her poetic lyricism and unmistakable voice, Williams has built a career on songs that cut straight to the heart, balancing grit with vulnerability.

Backed by his exceptional band, it was a night filled with classics, surprises, and the kind of heartfelt connection that has cemented Paul Kelly as a true icon of Australian music.

Today, an exciting new chapter for beloved indie alternative act Boy & Bear unfurls, with the group powerfully returning armed with a double A-side single and videos, Where Does Life Begin and Vertigo. Launching an ambitious new era via this […]

Blending indie-pop sensibilities with warm, folk-inspired storytelling, Jem’s music resonates with honesty and emotional depth. Her performance promises an intimate yet powerful experience, showcasing not only her stunning vocals but also the artistry and authenticity that have made her one of Australia’s rising stars.

Regarded as one of the greatest songwriters of his generation, New Zealand native Tim Finn returned to Australia for three exclusive shows celebrating 40 years of his landmark debut solo album ‘Escapade’ and other classic Finn songs with a full live band.

New Age brought their electrifying sound to Bebe’s Bar, delivering a night of high-energy performances and infectious grooves. Known for their dynamic stage presence and genre-blending style, the band created a set packed with powerful riffs, driving rhythms, and soaring melodies.

Empirical Prey performed at Bebe’s Bar, part of the Musicland Fawkner complex in Melbourne on Saturday, 26 July 2025, opening for Deep Majestic Thunder and NewAge as a featured original band. Their set was described as having “an obsession with brown raw tones” and “empathetic vocals all wrapped in originality.”