With the dire state of the music industry in Australia (and the world) we need places like Black Wire Records to remind us that there’s still passion for the cultural impact of original and independent music.
Located in the hub of Australia’s red-light and nightclub precinct, in Sydney on Bayswater Road, Kings Cross, low ceilings, nooks and crannies and curtained areas and an intimate bunker-style back bar that gives the c…
Initiated by the City of Sydney and held under a 99 year lease from the AMP Society. Architects Peddle Thorp and Walker designed the 1,238 seat Hall in a shoebox shape, proven worldwide as the ideal shape for hearing western classical music. Based on…
Home The Venue spans three levels, giving the ability to customise the facility to create three or more exclusive venue spaces. The Venue incorporates innovative contemporary design and awe-inspiring production. …
A top-class venue hosting some of the biggest acts in music since 1924, you’ll find Hordern Pavilion over in Moore Park - and believe me, they have some talent on show.
With a name inspired by the streets of cultural hub, New York City, Hudson Ballroom (formerly Plan B and Goodgod) will work with Nathan Farrell Entertainment, a team deeply engrained in Sydney’s cultural and creative scene.
Tastefully decorated with comfort in mind, LazyBones Lounge is named appropriately with sofas and armchairs lining the dimly lit room - waiting for you to sink in.
