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We're showcasing some of the best talent WA has to offer, also including Tether, Lo and plenty of others.
6 days ago
Postponed from its usual date in April, the RTRFM favourite will push ahead at their infamous Somerville venue this October.
7 days ago
The series will run its fourth and final episode this Friday September 18th, with Ed Moon, Akosia and JAYDEAN.
12 days ago
Formerly known as Ice Cream Factory, the Perth favourite is undergoing a name change, going national, and dropping another supreme lineup.
18 days ago
They'll be joined by Stella Donnelly and Adrian Dzvuke at Fremantle Arts Centre on October 30th.
28 days ago
This morning came news that Falls Festival is officially cancelled for 2020/2021, but that doesn't mean you should be giving up hope for music this summer.
1 month ago
After teasing new material in the studio earlier this year and announcing that a new record was on the way, it looks like the French legends are gearing up.
And one of the first winners is a Perth-based favourite whose come-up has been a long time in the making.
The West Australian festival - an institution for our live music scene - is pushing ahead in 2020, with one hell of a lineup.
2 months ago
The show, which cost up to USD$25,000 a ticket, also featured the CEO of one of the world's largest companies DJing, for some reason.
In a career-spanning new interview, the organisers share their favourite (and least favourite) performances, drama behind-the-scenes, and so much more.
The tour series aims to help spotlight local talent, and bring them to regional centres often less-toured than Perth.
The first episode - which arrives this Sunday - features names like Nick Cave and Lime Cordiale amongst DMA's and Jerome Farah.
The difficult year for festivals is seemingly not easing up anytime soon.
3 months ago
The festival - which kicks off around this time next year - will feature three international headliners: The Strokes, Tyler The Creator and Gorillaz.
The New Zealand festival often shares artists with Australia's summer festivals, and this year's just-announced lineup comes with some hints.
It's a bit early to call a winner already, but historically speaking, there's a chance this year's countdown winner is already well-familiar.
The award ceremony - which aims to highlight West Australian talent - is stacked with local brilliance.
They're cramming Crooked Colours, Shockone, Slumberjack and Tina Says into HBF Stadium on July 18, the same day as Perth's restrictions end.
After first postponing to October, the festival will now celebrate its 20th anniversary in 2021, with as much of the original lineup as possible.
4 months ago
It's been a long drought since Faker last released something new, but could that be changing?
Featuring a lineup including some of WA's best musicians, the festival will stream online this WA Day, a.k.a. Monday June 1st.
Obviously doubting the shittiness of the internet, triple j are about to play a whole lot they've been actively avoiding playing.
The group will stream a performance from their respective home studios next weekend, with all proceeds going to charity.
5 months ago
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