Acclaimed British singer-songwriter David Gray is bringing his Past & Present World Tour to Australia this November.

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British singer-songwriter David Gray will return to Australia this November, returning Down Under three years after his sold-out arena run in 2022. With his Past & Present World Tour, Gray brings ...

The U.K.’s National Theatre Live has unveiled cinema release plans for “Inter Alia,” starring Rosamund Pike as a London Crown Court Judge navigating professional demands and family life.

Marcia Hines and Casey Donovan will be touring together across Australia in October 2025 with a brand new show paying tribute ...

A beloved historic Adelaide pub is getting ready to close its doors permanently – a decision that has disappointed both owner and punters. Operators of the heritage-listed hotel were given until ...

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Gray’s upcoming tour follows the recent release of his latest album, Dear Life, and comes after his White Ladder Anniversary Tour, which saw him perform in sold-out arenas in 2022.

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“Are you tired of streaming movies from your couch, from your kitchen, and from your hand?” That was Conan O’Brien’s very legitimate query for the audience at the Dolby Theatre tonight.