Lorde's Melodramatic world tour crystallised itself at Kings Park over the weekend. Read our review of the purely joyful gig here.
Sydney City Limits Announce Huge Perth Sideshows
Find out who on the stacked lineup is heading to Perth!
A$AP Ferg joins Alison Wonderland and friends at Belvoir Amphitheater
Alison Wonderland is back with new material and a new tour, and she's being joined by a host of insane international acts! Most notably the trap lord himself, A$AP FERG — fresh from releasing his killer new album, Still Striving — will heading over to Australia to headline the tour.
Super Friends Unite in "Justice League". But Can They Save The DC Universe From Itself?
Justice League is more exciting for its potential than for what actually plays out in it.
The Plot In You Announce New Album 'Dispose'
The Plot In You have announced a new album and single.
FILM REVIEW: "The Killing Of A Sacred Deer" Is Handsomely Crafted & Deeply Strange
The Killing of a Sacred Deer repulses and enthrals, sometimes at the same time.
Cunard British Film Festival 2017 REVIEW: Swallows and Amazons
Amongst the Cunard British Film Festival 2017 programme comes an age-old tale of childhood vigour.
Film Review: "Ingrid Goes West" takes instagram-stalking to a whole new level
Described as Single White Female for the Instagram generation, Ingrid Goes West is a solid attempt at social media commentary.
Film Review: The jig is finally up on the eighth "Saw" instalment, "Jigsaw"
Put simply, this Jigsaw can't be put back together.
Live Review: Overcoming the odds - Hercules Morse deliver high-energy WAMFest set
There’s something quite special about witnessing the frontman of a band suffer from food-poisoning on stage, vomiting off-stage in-between songs, holding his puke bucket hand-in-hand with the mic – all while pushing out vocals that sound as energetic and raw as their recorded EP.
Double Feature: In "Thor: Ragnarok" & "Happy Death Day", What's Faded Is Shiny Again
Thor: Ragnarok and Happy Death Day are larks that are unafraid to celebrate the more absurd aspects of their genres.
Album Review: Julien Baker Ups the Anti on 'Turn Out the Lights'
After signing to the iconic indie label Matador Records and winning over audiences globally with her powerful live sets, the stakes were high for her follow-up record. Those that found comfort in her wounded debut album are likely to find more of the same this time around.
Film Review: "Detroit" is unflinchingly confronting - but to what end?
With Detroit, Kathryn Bigelow and writer Mark Boal have crafted a film that assaults and enrages.
Theatre Review: Western Sky Theatre's Engrossing Adaption of Once We Lived Here
Once We Lived Here is a timeless tragicomedy that makes its audience alternate between laughing and crying, sometimes both at the same time. The cast delivered strong characters all round with an authenticity that is hard to find in such dramatised and musical theatre.
Album Review: King Krule delivers cinematic music with "The OOZ"
King Krule is back with fresh piece of work that showcases his impressive range of skill, featuring tasteful jazz elements, soulful harmonies, very satisfying instrument arrangements, and of course, his brutally iconic brand of vocal style.
An Interview with WA Opera's Brad Cohen
Give our chat with the man behind WA Opera a read to find an insight into what to expect with his newest opera, whats to come next year and the age old question of... has he ever dropped the baton?
Film Review: "Breathe" is the cinematic equivalent of vanilla ice cream
It's all so pleasant and affirming and, well, plain.
Migos and 6lack at Metro City
Despite being on a Tuesday evening, a 2000 strong sell-out crowd showed up to get a taste of Atlanta talent, with the Migos being joined by popular R&B trap artist 6lack (pronounced ‘black’) and Quavo-lookalike Dj Duran.
PREVIEW: Thievery Corporation Australian Tour
Thievery Corp will hit Perth on 8 March 2017 performing with a full live band!
ARIEL PINK to tour new album Dedicated to Bobby Jameson
Los Angeles’s prodigal songwriting son Ariel Pink and his band return to Australia this November to perform songs from forthcoming album Dedicated to Bobby Jameson and the singular body of work Pink has created over the first two decades of his career.