Honestly, I miss the way we used to discover music. I came across an insane amount of my favourite bands in the early 00’s from CD samplers, guitar...
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Trophy Eyes – Gig Review & Photo Gallery 24th August @ Roundhouse, Sydney NSW
Trophy EyesRoundhouse, Sydney NSWAugust 24, 2024Supports: Boston Manor and TOWNSWhen I think of pinnacle Australian live acts, none come to mind faster than Newcastle’s punk princes, Trophy Eyes. Just last year, I saw them four times, traveling far and wide for the elation and melancholic, out-of-body experience that this band provides on a level like no other. Despite my history with the band, this tour marked something special, seeing Trophy Eyes engulf some of the largest stages they have headlined in Australia to date. Sydney’s meeting saw them take over the Roundhouse, in all its grand colosseum-esque glory. Supported by the legendary Boston Manor, and the ever-energetic TOWNS, the night solidified Trophy Eyes’ unwavering presence within the Australian live scene and beyond- one that has seen them become synonymous with the themes of incredible live performance and deep connection with audiences that gleams from faces, well beyond the show’s end. Opening the night was Adelaide two-piece TOWNS! From the second they set the stage, the duo radiated such a warmth that came from their charming charisma- both in their first few songs, and in their interactions between. Whether it be self-deprecating jokes, or silly remarks so far from the topics you [...]
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