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16.05.12 LIVE REVIEW: GRAVEYARD TRAIN
Our writer Miranda Freeman went along to The Gov Hindmarsh to indulge in tales of witches, ghouls and graveyards through a medium of - wait for it - country music.
03.05.12 INTERVIEW: GRAVEYARD TRAIN
If Texas Chainsaw Massacre were materialised into a musical, it’d probably sound a little bit like Melbourne horror alt-country outfit Graveyard Train.
05.04.12 GRAVEYARD TRAIN AT THE GOV
Melbourne’s best foot stomping, chain bashing, hell raising folk/blues outfit Graveyard Train will be returning to Adelaide following their packed out audience at Barrio this May for a performance at The Gov.
22.03.12 LIVE: ST VINCENT
The Adelaide Festival's Barrio schedule offered a mouth-watering line-up of talent from across the world in a mesmerising outdoors locale.
18.03.12 LIVE: ARIEL PINK’S HAUNTED GRAFFITI
In an interview with Rip It Up last month, frontman Ariel Rosenberg of Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti said that he drinks champagne and eats a steak before every live show.
24.02.12 INTERVIEW: ST VINCENT
When geeky actor Michael Cera confirmed last month the cast of Arrested Development would reconvene in 2012 to film a new series of the cult program, the announcement left one aficionado gasping with joy.
23.02.12 SET SAIL TO PERFORM AT BARRIO OPENING NIGHT
Following a month-long tussle involving visa mix ups and a deportation from the country back to the US, Sydney's Set Sail have finally reclaimed their American-born lead singer just in time for their forthcoming Australian tour.
24.01.12 BARRIO ANNOUNCES LATE NIGHT MUSIC LINE-UP
With March not far away it's time to get excited for Barrio, the new late night festival club opening at Hajek Plaza as part of the Adelaide Festival.
23.12.11 JD SAMSON & MEN COMING TO BARRIO
Next March Le Tigre’s gender bending JD Samson will bring her newest musical project MEN, a DIY experimental outfit hailing from the feminist punk scene in Brooklyn, to Australia to tour their debut album Talk About Body.
20.10.11 ADELAIDE FESTIVAL GETS HIP FOR 2012
With 68 events, 37 world premieres and a feast of music, theatre, visual art and a new night time playground called 'Barrio' with six bars, the 2012 Adelaide Festival has something for every lover of the arts and music including a contemporary music program featuring Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti (pictured above), The Black Lips, Charles Bradley and Kraftwerk and Neu!’s Michael Rother.
"We worked in this amazing studio at the top of this tower, it was just majestic."
