A tale of resilience packed with tongue in cheek humour, I Am My Own Wife has a lot to teach people of all ages about courage, friendship and approaching life with a load of grit.
MARIAH CAREY BRINGS HER #1s TOUR TO PERTH ARENA: 5 FEBRUARY
One of the world’s most loved and recognised voices, Mariah Carey is heading down under, bringing her ‘#1s Tour’ to Australia and New Zealand this February.
OILS ADD "ONE FOR THE OCEANS” IN FREMANTLE, WA
Midnight Oil have added another special benefit concert to their current Australian tour, presented by Frontier Touring.
Film Review: "Blade Runner 2049" is more human than its predecessor
This is very much a sequel. This is no reboot.
The Mistake in "Kingsman: The Golden Circle" Nobody is Talking About
How did this happen?
A Chat with Melbourne's The Teskey Brothers
We got the chance to speak to lead vocalist, guitarist and harmonica player of The Teskey Brothers, Josh Teskey, about their latest record Half Mile Harvest, spending 10 years together as a band, and their latest tour.
LIVE REVIEW: Meg Mac at the Rosemount
The insanely talented Meg Mac hit the Rosemount with five massive shows, marking her position as one of Australia's greatest talents right now. Read our review here
Film Review: The Stanley Tucci-Directed "Final Portrait" is not the Mum-core movie you want it to be
If I had to summarise Final Portrait in a word, it would be tedious. In many ways, this is fitting for a film about an artist creating an art. That very process is cyclic, never-ending and filled with self-deprecation and doubt. But Final Portrait goes beyond being a comment on the tedium of creation and just becomes painful to watch.
Theatre Review: The Hyped, Hypnotising Hypatia
Hypatia uses the suffering of the past to elucidate the plights of the present. Perhaps what was most memorable about Liz Newell’s Hypatia was the constant feeling of heart-pounding anticipation.
Live Review: Angus and Julia Stone mesmerises audiences at Perth Concert Hall
Mesmerising duo Angus and Julia Stone return for a night at the Perth Concert Hall to debut their new album "Snow". Read on to find out what we thought!
Live Review: Mac Miller, Malaa, PNAU, and more shine at Listen Out 2017
Listen Out 2017 rounded up a host of great artists and plopped them there, inviting everyone to come let loose for a day, knowing we can recover the day after, on the Queen’s birthday.
Macy Gray's Perth show was an absolute trainwreck
Guys, there's just no getting around this: the "Macy Gray DJ Live Set" at the Astor Theatre was a top to bottom Hindenburg-esque disaster.
Great Gable gives a mountain of a show for their latest EP Modern Interactions
I remember seeing [Great Gable] around two years ago, playing to about 15 people at the 459 Bar. Yes guys, I remember your cover of Paul Simon’s ’50 Ways To Leave Your Lover’. A truly great choice. Anyways, before this gets a little off track, Gable closed their set with the powerhouse new Foals guitar-tinged track ‘All Day Long’. Leaving the room ringing as they left, it did not take much to see why these guys pull the crowd they do.
"Big Little Lies" is a 7-hour Tour-De-Force of Trauma, Murder, & Stunning Imagery
Like most drama-mystery books you'll find at the airport, Big Little Lies begins with a murder
NAI PALM TO LAUNCH 'NEEDLE PAW' ACROSS 2 DATES IN WA
Prepare to be swooned; Hiatus Kaiyote lead singer and songwriter has just announced her national tour, to launch her debut solo album Needle Paw.
ELK BELL TO LAUNCH NEW LP AT FLY BY NIGHT
Elk Bell will launch her new album Republica d’fantAsia on Friday the 29th September at the Fly by Night. The set will be hearing impaired friendly with an interpreter from the WA Deaf Society.
Film Review: The Madness of Darren Aronofsky returns with "Mother!"
Mother!, with its meandering pace married with pulse-pounding white-knuckled radioactive fear and fury, is unlike any film I've ever seen in the last few years.
Theatre Review: 'Laika' Reaches Stratospheric Heights
At the hands of master craftsman and director Scott McArdle, a transformation occurs: the story of the Soviet space race goes from a strong script, eloquent and thought provoking but still a mere script, into the play embodied by five superb actors and a genius sound guy at the Blue Room Theatre this month. This feat is comparable to the launching of a man into space, just as worthy of applause but far more successful.
The Deuce "Pilot" Review
James Francos, the 70s, the porno industry. The new bingo for Peak TV.
Live Review: The Raucous Love Junkies at The Bird
The Love Junkies delivered another trademark high-energy, sweaty, charged set at The Bird on Friday, September 8, with New Nausea and Childsaint in support.