This momentous return of one of Australia’s most beloved festivals, of course, cemented WA as the golden state.
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This momentous return of one of Australia’s most beloved festivals, of course, cemented WA as the golden state.
With a diverse bill of 20 of WA’s finest artists, In the Pines continues to offer something for everyone. This spectacular gathering of the state’s finest bands and people was truly one to remember.
Photos courtesy of Cooper Gordon (@gordoncovisuals).
It’s hard not to fall in love with DeMarco’s careless yet intense live presence.
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.
Tanaya Harper has regrouped herself into a full, four-piece band after a few years of going solo and has a new single to show for it. We were there to see her reemerge in the midst of the thriving Perth music scene.
They say time flies when you’re having fun, and The Jungle Giants’ Fremantle show seemed to be over just a second after they started. Going off what the guy said behind me as soon as it ended: “Well that was bloody brilliant!”
On the 15th of June, rap trio Injury Reserve decided to bust down the doors of Jack Rabbit Slim’s and make some noise. I, on the other hand, was glad to have a been a part of an ecstatic night.
Her range is unbelievably high, and through every song she dances the way we all dance when we are on our own — full of expressive joy.
Odette loses herself in the music, dancing as if she were alone in her bedroom instead of in front of an adoring crowd…
If this year’s festival is anything to go by, we’ll be right here for the return of Wine Machine in 2020.
Supported by Perth queen of rock Abbe May, they brought to the stage an ‘unplugged’ set of old favourites and new tunes.
This was a true journey across a rich discography, exploring all kinds of moods and textures.
Festive jazz, a summer evening and cheap wine - the stars align at The West Australian Youth Jazz Orchestra’s season finale.
What a treat it was to hear this group prove just how relevant their debut remains.
Despite playing in an open-aired stadium, The Wombats filled every ounce of the stunning Red Hill Auditorium with their Scouse accents and iconic sound.
Angie McMahon and friends tell it like it is, taking the audience on an emotional journey from the main room of The Rosemount.
You wouldn’t expect this calibre of stage presence and crowd reaction from someone with only two releases.
True to Black Entertainment Awards' crowning, GoldLink is well and truly amongst the top rappers shaping the future of hip hop.
Exceedingly, the two have perfected the binary of poignancy and rhythm. Although a longing, wistful tone doesn't typically suit those seeking to dance, the pair's music is so thoughtfully produced that it had them executing their set without fail.