John Goodridge is a Reviewer at the AU review and BVM Sports. He is passionate about capturing and critiquing Australia's vibrant music, culture, and arts scenes, with a particular focus on theater and events. John’s infectious enthusiasm for the arts is reflected in his work, making him a notable voice in the field.
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John Goodridge's coverage is primarily focused on local entertainment news, particularly music festivals, music reviews, and theater and film reviews in the Adelaide area. He also covers gaming to a significant extent.
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By: John Goodridge
Adelaide fuzz, drone and noise band Nite Rites was formed by three mates, Peter, Adam and Rhys, in a backyard studio during COVID. They initially had an indie psych sound, but after switching roles—Peter to drums, Adam to guitar, and Rhys on vocals—it led to a more droning style. Influenced by bands like The Black...
By: John Goodridge
Adelaide fuzz, drone and noise band Night Rites was formed by three mates, Peter, Adam and Rhys, in a backyard studio during COVID. They initially had an indie psych sound, but after switching roles—Peter to drums, Adam to guitar, and Rhys on vocals—it led to a more droning style. Influenced by bands like The Black...
TISM (This Is Serious Mum) are a seven-piece anonymous alternative rock band, formed in Melbourne in 1982. Main members include vocalist/drummer Humphrey B. Flaubert, bassist/vocalist Jock Cheese, keyboard player Eugene de la Hot Croix Bun, and vocalist Ron Hitler-Barassi. Over the years the band has developed somewhat a fanatical following, including the “Victims of TISM”...
By: John Goodridge
When a musician throws a birthday party, he has some friends to call upon to make it special. Which is exactly what Sean of Sean Blackwell did on Friday night. To get the party started, Thom Lion played some tunes on the electronic piano accompanied by Troy from The Yellow Wallpaper on drums and Dylby...
By: John Goodridge
Illuminate Adelaide unveils its 2026 program, transforming the city with light installations, music, art and immersive experiences.
By: John Goodridge
What better way to celebrate the State Opera of South Australia' s 50th anniversary (Golden Jubilee), than with a special presentation of Rossini's
If you’ve been holding off buying tickets to the Mundi Mundi Bash, Australia’s biggest outback music festival, then don’t spend too long thinking about it. The event has almost sold out, with 95% of tickets already sold. This year’s sister event, The Big Red Bash had to cancel due to the extraordinary floods in central...
By: John Goodridge
Oscar Wilde ‘s satiric play, The Importance of Being Earnest, is a “Trivial Comedy for Serious People”. South Australia's State Theatre Company have sprinkled their own flavours into this delicious mix.
Although Machinal was written in 1928, it is still as relevant today. Playwright Sophie Treadwell was inspired by the story of Ruth Snyder, who was executed in New York for murdering her emotionally abusive husband.
This is your friendly reminder that if you don’t already have your July Adelaide Beer and BBQ Festival tickets, then now’s the time to get on it. The organisers have sent us an updated list of music, food and beer offerings that will make your mouth water. In their new home at The Drive, right...
