Marcus Teague

Marcus Teague is a Melbourne-based musician, writer and former commercial editor at Broadsheet.

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Dark Mofo 2025: A New Era of Car Crashes, Mega Raves and Mind Games

Dark Mofo 2025: A New Era of Car Crashes, Mega Raves and Mind Games

After a year off, and with a new artistic director in charge, the Tasmanian festival returned with decapitated heads, a god complex and a literal bang.

Golden Plains 2025 Brought British Lightning, Greek Joy and an Irish Ruckus

Golden Plains 2025 Brought British Lightning, Greek Joy and an Irish Ruckus

A storm for PJ Harvey, a glorious moment from a local DJ, and an Irish takeover – the 17th edition of the Victorian festival was an instant classic.

Namedropping at Mona, Gorging at the Gala and the Ghost of Dark Mofo

Namedropping at Mona, Gorging at the Gala and the Ghost of Dark Mofo

Broadsheet travelled to Hobart for a long weekend of hashtagging Shakespeare and the Wu-Tang Clan, green jelly and Irish dancing, to visit a festival that was definitely, mostly, not on.

I Listened to the World’s Most Expensive Album and It Was ... Just Okay

I Listened to the World’s Most Expensive Album and It Was ... Just Okay

A Broadsheet writer listened to the only existing version of the secret Wu-Tang Clan record, Once Upon a Time in Shaolin. Now it’s gone. But how was it?

Recap: Golden Plains 2024 Was Hot, Hard, Heavy, and Hot All Over Again

Recap: Golden Plains 2024 Was Hot, Hard, Heavy, and Hot All Over Again

A descent into the Golden Plains volcano finds traces of doof sticks, glitter singlets, the loudest sound on earth, a perfect French dance floor and the sun itself. Marcus Teague was there.

Mona Foma 2024 Brought Krautrock, Partying in a Sports Bar and Laser Blasts to the End of the World

Mona Foma 2024 Brought Krautrock, Partying in a Sports Bar and Laser Blasts to the End of the World

Plus, watching paint dry, sipping West African-inspired gin and glitchy internet porn. “It’s more akin to a private party than a gig,” writes Marcus Teague.