When I got the message that I was approved for a media pass to see Inhaler at The Prince last What a once in a lifetime experience. I walked out of The Prince Bandroom ,completely elated. Their Melbourne Debut was not to be missed.

Pisco Sours new EP ‘Kids’ showcases the bands diverse musical range and their ability to evolve as a band whilst staying true to their Aussie-Rock roots.

Walking into 170 Russell on a chilly August night, I knew I was going to be a part of a stand-out show. The crowd was already buzzing with anticipation, decked out in band tees and a lot of black, ready for a night of hardcore that would leave our ears ringing for days.

It is not many bands that I am willing to drive an hour out to Frankston to see them. The Grogan’s is in fact one of those bands.

As I walked in the doors of Festival Hall on this fine Monday night– I immediately knew I found my people. I looked amongst the crowd – and there was a sea of beautiful women with Steve Nicks-esque ‘pirate’ outfits- it was like stepping into a hippie festival in the 70s. I thought, I am definitely at a Last Dinner Party concert – reserved for the hottest and coolest people only.