On a hot night, somewhere (Pig Melon) in East Perth, twenty to thirty-odd people decided to cram themselves in a stuffy, extremely heated room only to be slightly cooled by a lower-powered air conditioner.
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On a hot night, somewhere (Pig Melon) in East Perth, twenty to thirty-odd people decided to cram themselves in a stuffy, extremely heated room only to be slightly cooled by a lower-powered air conditioner.
Photos courtesy of Sethen Sheehan-Lee.
Photos courtesy of Reo-Blü Caré.
Photos courtesy of Sethen Sheehan-Lee.
Photos courtesy of Reuben Black.
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 Sethen Sheehan-Lee.
Photos courtesy of Sethen Sheehan-Lee.
Photos courtesy of Danny O’Shea (@dannyosheaa).
Photos courtesy of Cooper Gordon (@gordoncovisuals).
The exchange of speechless and dazed looks between strangers among the crowd that followed is enough to articulate why Spacey Jane has become a household name throughout Australia.
All five acts were just a taste of what Platform had to offer, and it felt great to witness so many people fully behind the cause. No matter the genre, live music deserves a place – particularly when it comes to giving local artists a voice.
For weeks, we’d all been looking forward to seeing local legends such as Crooked Colours, Slumberjack, ShockOne, Reija Lee and Tina Says take to the stage.
The band caught up with one of our editors, Stoney, to share an insight into their 18-month journey of album writing, plans for the 2021 tour, and what they’ve been up to in isolation.
Perth hip hop locals Racka Chaci have recently come back with a gritty 80’s inspired track ‘San Pelli’.
Definitely a song for the top ’40s, Rosel demonstrates his understanding of the charts and current trends, by dropping a zeitgeist of a track.
Sydney sweetheart Julia Jacklin played for a packed Astor Theatre crowd on Friday 13 March, government warnings be damned.
Jack Davies single launch at Mojos shot by Reuben Black.
Dune Rats @ Metro City shot by Sethen Sheehan-Lee