We recap the first night of FEELS at The Bird on another issue of Wednesdays at The Bird
Theatre Review: "Tank" is funny, charming, and leaves you hungry for more
TANK has charming but also pointedly human characters in such a wholly original way, even before the fish puns come into play.
Trippin’ the light fantastic with "Ball Park Music": live review and interview with bassist Dean Hanson.
Ball Park Music's long awaited new album "Every Night the Same Dream" has finally dropped and they're touring the nation to promote it. We caught them at Capitol on Saturday night and also got the chance to interview bassist Dean Hanson!
Dope Lemon: An Interview with Angus Stone
We speak to Angus Stone about his side project Dope Lemon, snowboarding accidents, and which Wes Anderson film his studio in Byron Bay that is a reference to.
ALBUM REVIEW: Joyce Manor Hit a Winning Formula on "Cody"
Cody, Joyce Manor’s fourth album, finds its strength in embodying everything that makes pop punk great, while skirting from common pitfalls. The band demonstrate their enhanced sophistication while not straying far from what makes them an appealing act in the first place.
LIVE REVIEW: CAMP DOOGS 2016
Camp Doogs, 2016. If you missed out, then you really missed out.
WA Talent Celebrated at the 2016 WAMFest and WAMAwards
WA acts are set to be celebrated at 2016's WAMFest, with performances announced + nominees for this year's WAMAwards. Check out how you can vote and who you can see here!
ALBUM REVIEW: 22, A Million Ways to Enjoy Bon Iver
22, A Million is another significant overhaul of Bon Iver’s sound towards a more abstract, elusive route. It's another strong release from an exemplary creative force.
POP VULTURE: Shannon Noll on life after Idol, footy & his southern cross tattoo
Between tours, raising his family, and handling a very tight schedule as a meme King, life is good for Shannon Noll—but it's also weirder than ever. We interview Aussie legend Nollsie in this very special edition of Pop Vulture.
A Laidback Chat with Cub Sport's Tim Nelson
We had a chat with Snap-savvy Tim Nelson aka Cub Sport frontman, ahead of the band's national tour.
EP REVIEW: Moses Sumney's Stunning "Lamentations"
Lamentations, Moses Sumney's latest EP, is another mesmerising glimpse into the world he’s quietly creating. His voice is as flawless and evocative as ever on the EP, giving weight to the emotions and atmospheres explored.
"Good Music is Undomesticated": An Interview with The Drones
We got the chance to talk to frontman Gareth Liddiard of The Drones ahead of their November 3 show at Fremantle Town Hall about their new album Feelin Kinda Free, the state of the world and Perth.
LIVE NATION: SLY WITHERS AT THE CARINE
Sly Withers are set to debut their LP at the Carine this weekend. Catch the deets here.
OPINION NATION: Twenty Five And A Day
Our resident live music writer Tanaya weighs in on what it means to be 25.
THE BIEBS BRINGS HIS PURPOSE DOWN UNDER
The Bieb is coming!!! The Australian leg of the Purpose World Tour will kick off at Perth’s nib Stadium on Monday 6 March.
Adult Swim classic "Space Ghost Coast to Coast" episodes now free to stream in its entirety
Adult Swim honours late voice actor C. Martin Croker by making all "Space Ghost Coast to Coast" free to stream on its website.
Unexpectedly wholesome: An evening with Henry Rollins
Like paying for a dirty late night Maccas feed and receiving a home-cooked roast, Henry Rollins was a pleasant surprise from the greasy vitriol audiences were expecting.
Boy & Bear returning for 'Limit of Love' regional tour
Over the early December weekend, fans will be able to catch the five in action with three gigs spanning throughout WA.
Oliver Stone's "Snowden" is a technically stunning but politically one-sided biopic
This wonderfully directed film is a one sided view at the rise and (some would argue) fall of Edward Snowden’s career.
REVIEW: This Town by Niall Horan
We reviewed the fresh new track from the ex One Direction singer, Niall Horan.