Sophomore efforts can always be a bit hit and miss but the team at Good Things have once again smashed it out of the park! Stellar line up and another seamlessly run event. The rain, most of the heat and even the smoke held off for a fun summer’s day of metal and rock and or roll. Bring on 2020!
Check out our huge gallery of all the action below!
Reel Big Fish
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Skegss
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The Butterfly Effect
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Veronicas
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Trivium
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Voyager
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Enter Shikari
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Falling in Reverse
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Simple Plan
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The Beautiful Monument
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Thy Art is Murder
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Yours Truly
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A Day to Remember
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Parkway Drive
Socials
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RnB Fridays Live returns for 2019 with a huge lineup of classic RnB and hip hop! Check out the gallery below then head over to our facebook page for even more social shots!
RnB Fridays Live Brisbane social photos
Sisqo
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Brandy
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Jason Derulo
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50 cent
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Black Eyed Peas
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Socials
10 bands across 7 venues in 2.5 hours? Sure, no problem, I’ll just jump into my teleporting machine! It was more than just a little bit of running around freaking out at every red light and delayed start but it was worth it to catch some of Brisbane’s best indie bands at the annual Mountain Goat Valley Crawl!
Check out the highlights below
Sunscreen
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Between You & Me
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Sleepclub
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Mosquito Coast
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The Jensens
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Sports Bra
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San Mei
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IV League
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Raave Tapes
Well the Good Things Festival certainly lived up to their name bringing back the essence of what made previous institutions like Big Day Out and Soundwave great. Nice variety of bands across multiple genres, minimal clashes and room to move! Stand our performance of the day would have had to of been Babymetal who managed to get two stage full of punters bouncing to songs about chocolate! In one word, they, like the rest of the day was simply FUN! Fingers crossed we get to see them bring it back in 2019! 😀
Check out the bunch of pics below!
Offspring
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Dashboard Confessional
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Stone Sour
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Smith Street Band
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All Time Low
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Dropkick Murphys
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Tonight Alive
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Bullet for my Valentine
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The Used
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Babymetal
(Babymetal PR authorised photos at The Music magazine Brisbane )
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Make them Suffer
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Northlane
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Waterparks
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WAAX
Electric Gardens made its return to Brisbane with veteran hit maker and party rocker, Fatboy Slim, with support from Gorgon City and MK.
Check out our mega photo gallery including socials below!
Socials
Big Sound engulfed the valley once again and as always delivered everything from RnB and soul to indie rock and metal. With such a huge lineup over the three days its impossible to catch everyone but we managed to get to OKbadlands, Maribelle, Tia Gostelow and The Beautiful Monument.
Check out the bumper gallery below –>
Future returned to its original home this year, while it was skeptical that would also be a return of the torrential rain and sloppy conditions of old it was the complete opposite with the festival gods smiling down with perfect weather. Production was upped with plenty of confetti and CO2 cannons, pyrotechnics and lighting along with an updated stage layout. All in all another epic day on the field.
Check out the bumper highlight gallery below!
Photos shot for The Music (Brisbane).
What’s better than a day at Soundwave Festival? TWO days at Soundwave Festival!
Longer sets, much easier to get from one stage to another and a better vibe all round, let the good times (rock and) roll! 😀
Some of our faves from day 2 below…
Photos shot for The Music (Brisbane).
You know the deal, some of the best rock and metal you can wrap your listening holes around. If you weren’t there you probably already know what you missed but if not, here’s some highlights to remind you.
Photos shot for The Music (Brisbane).
Future Music Festival pretty much marks the wind down of the festival season and in Brissy it usually means one of the worst days weather-wise for festivals with torrential downpours and a venue of muddy swamp varying in depth from ankle deep to thigh high wading! But this year? New venue and for the first time in longer than most can remember, it was sunny!! Not just sunny but a comfortable warm autumn’s day. The pitch was a little crispy after the damage from the Soundwave Festival the week before but other than that, it ran like clockwork. There was even no wait at the ticket booths (unlike the dogs breakfast of previous years) and a separate colleciton point for media, bless.
Highlight of the day goes to Rudimental, there’s something unbeatable about live drum and bass!
Check out the gallery of all the action below while we have a bit of a lie down….
