Could a major shift in nightlife trends move the party out west?

Bella LIVE nightclub

Aggressive efforts to revive Sydney’s night-time economy have been validated, paying dividends with a stronger, more diverse nightlife. But there’s one key difference: it may no longer pinpointed to just a few locations, brightening the lights in areas we never expected and deepening the entire city’s sense of aliveness. A recent investigation into Credit Card

Six-time Tony winning musical ‘The Lion King’ set for Sydney

The Lion King musical

Although we’re well off from go time, Disney Theatrical Group has already confirmed that the world’s top musical, six-time-Tony-winning The Lion King is bound for a Sydney season at Capitol Theatre, starting from April 2026. This will be the third local tour for the highly acclaimed production, which over its previous two seasons has played

The best ice rinks in Sydney for when you need to cool (and calm) down

Ice Skating rink in Darling Harbour

Whether you’re elegant or awkward on the ice, there’s no denying that heading along to one of Sydney’s best ice rinks is a great way to spend a few hours. Gliding around on slippery ground while trying to maintain perfect posture is a tricky endeavour, whether your indoors or outdoors, but it sure is fun.

Burwood is Australia’s coolest suburb and has Chinatown – now it’s coming for music

Burwood Chinatown

Burwood has been named the 16th coolest suburb in the world in Time Outโ€™s yearly analysis of trending urban tangles. Earlier this year, Burwood was marked as one of the state’s emerging Special Entertainment Precincts (which basically strips away the red tape to push for a more vibrant nightlife) and has, for the past year,

Laneway Festival sold out in under an hour. Are music festivals coming back?

Laneway Festival events

Picture New South Wales in the early 2010s and you would think its the most festive state in the world. Field Day, Laneway Festival, Big Day Out, Parklife, Future Music Festival, Listen Out, Stereosonic, Groovin’ The Moo, Harbourlife, Splendour in the Grass, Bluesfest. Music Festivals have always been a big part of Australian culture, especially