It was a long time coming, but after many many years, Pop Punk legends Blink 182 finally come back to our shores
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New Bloom Fest 2024 Feat. Citizen, Movements, Touche Amore, No Pressure, Fleshwater & Softcult Plus Local Acts
Get ready, Australia! It's time to embrace the cool and immerse yourself in the new era of alternative rock and punk with the electrifying NEW BLOOM FEST. This brand-new touring festival is set to make its explosive debut in 2024, bringing you an unforgettable experience like no other.
Declan McKenna Adds Perth Show to Australian 2024 Tour
Trailblazing, platinum-selling, British singer-songwriter Declan McKenna, will be taking over Sydney, Melbourne & Perth in January 2024, performing his first-ever headline shows in Australia!
Slowly Slowly Announce Local Supports for the Perth Date of their Daisy Chain Tour
Isolated Nation favourites Teenage Joans and local up-and-comers Tied Down have been announced as the local supports for Slowly Slowly’s headline show at Magnet House on the 5th of May.
LIVE SNAPSHOTS: GREAT GABLE @ ASTOR THEATRE
On Friday the 11th of November, Perth’s very own Great Gable took to stage at the iconic Astor Theatre.
LIVE SNAPSHOTS: THE SCRIPT @ RAC ARENA
Legendary Irish pop rock act, The Script lifted the room off RAC ARENA on a Tuesday night.
LIVE SNAPSHOTS: YUNGBLUD & GEORGE ALICE @ ASTOR THEATRE
On his third visit to Perth, Yungblud has again proven himself as a once-in-a-generation performer.
Incase You Missed It, SIDEFEST Have Announced Their 2022 Line-Up and Its Massive!
Off the back of a sold-out launch in 2021, Sidequest and Sly Withers are turning things up a notch with SIDEFEST 2022. With a HUGE line-up over three nights from the 6th to the 8th of May at The Rosemount Hotel.
LIVE REVIEW: Julia Jacklin Woos the Astor Theatre
Sydney sweetheart Julia Jacklin played for a packed Astor Theatre crowd on Friday 13 March, government warnings be damned.
Live Review: Paul Kelly demonstrates his timeless appeal at Optus Stadium
Legendary Australian singer-songwriter Paul Kelly returned to Perth on December 7 for the opening night of his Making Gravy tour, bringing along Marlon Williams, Kate Miller-Heidke and Courtney Barnett in support. This was a concert for everyone in the generation-spanning audience to remember.