Playing their first Australian headline tour in twelve long years, Red Hot Chili Peppers will bring their unique funk-rock sound and high-energy performances on March 5 at NIB Stadium.
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Playing their first Australian headline tour in twelve long years, Red Hot Chili Peppers will bring their unique funk-rock sound and high-energy performances on March 5 at NIB Stadium.
WA’s oldest inland town kicks off its annual community celebration of culture and arts on Saturday 16 and Sunday 17 September at the 2017 York Festival. Thousands will visit York as the town comes alive across the weekend with music, art, food, performance, workshops, exhibitions and free walking tours that highlight the cultural heritage of York.
Camp Doogs, 2016. If you missed out, then you really missed out.
With good hair, good ideas and a passion for justice, Nick van Hattem is a lawyer and head of The Piddington Society. We interviewed him as part of our Pop Vulture series because lawyers are cool too.
World Class street artist Amok Island will create a 25 metre high wildflower inspired mural across three CBH grain silos in Ravensthorpe this August and September.
Saturday July 2, saw Old Blood takeover Rosemount Hotel for their debut album Launch. November 2015 saw the Old Blood boys record an album live for family and friends at Rada Studios. Since their first appearance at Mojos Bar in 2011 their music, sound and show has developed and matured. Read about the evening here.
Bedazzle - Photographing Western Australia’s Gold Towns opens Wednesday July 13 at Form Gallery. It runs until September 24. Artist talks and associated art workshops will be held throughout this period.
The York Festival will take place on the 10th and 11th of September. It will offer an array of artistic experiences that will connect with audiences across the state and beyond. Tickets are now on sale and EOI's for stalls are open.
Every summer since 1993, The Falls Music Arts Festival has been at the forefront of the east coast Australian festival scene, defining the real different between a mere music festival and a true festival experience. Luckily, it is WA's turn for a bit of fun.
We caught some of the finest sonic youths down in Bunbury over the long weekend. Read all about the groovy times here.