All tagged LIVE MUSIC
Increment is a band from Perth, Western Australia, currently breaking through the emo indie rock scene. increment is currently touring WA to promote their debut EP titled Everything Stays The Same. We caught up with Increment’s co-frontmen – Sasha Flack and James Mulreany – ahead of their show at The Bird on Friday, 19 July 2024.
Spin Off 2024: Get ready to sizzle in Adelaide! On Friday, July 19, they’re turning up the heat with an electrifying lineup: Conan Gray, girl in red, Peach PRC, DJ Seinfeld, The Last Dinner Party, Baby Gravy, and Sam Alfred.
On Sunday the 4th of February, indie rock internet sensation, Petey took to stage at the Freo Social.
For the first time ever, Against The Current played in Perth at the Amplifier Bar on Wednesday the 4th of October 2023.
On the eve of the release of their 4th studio album, “Suicide and Sunshine”, Trophy Eyes brought their electric live show to the Freo Social. This show marked the band’s first gig in our state in over 5 years.
UK rock-outfit Pale Waves are kicking off their tour of Australia next week, marking the group’s first appearance in Australia in close to 5 years.
Over the weekend of the 7th and 8th of January, Falls Festival took place at Fremantle Park.
The legendary Australian alternative rock act, The Butterfly Effect took to the stage at Metropolis Fremantle on Sunday the 16th of October.
WA favourite Surf-rockers, Old Mervs performed to a sold-out Rosemount Hotel on Friday the 21st of January as part of their highly anticipated, Coastal Watch tour.
Photos courtesy of Sethen Sheehan-Lee.
Saturday night was the last show in the Australian leg of Jade Imagine’s debut album tour as well as a massive year of touring with the likes of Stella Donnelly and POND. For this reason – and that they are signed to Courtney Barnett and Jen Clohers’ Milk! Records – I expected a massive vibe from their show at Mojos.
All photos by Patrick Boere (PB Photography).
La Dispute’s set at the Newport Hotel on September 6 was one of those rare shows where the performers and audience alike were on the same wavelength from the get-go, making for a moving and invigorating night.
Foals have a live reputation that precedes them. After witnessing them on Sunday the 21st of July, a show multiple attendees I spoke to rated amongst the best they have seen, it is safe to see why.
Both Deafheaven and Zeal and Ardor play unique brands of black metal, a genre many unsuspecting passer’s by would have baulked at walking up William St into the city’s centre.
