“Unrule” is your best mates telling you their deepest secrets, weirdest quirks and most embarrassing moments.
“Unrule” is your best mates telling you their deepest secrets, weirdest quirks and most embarrassing moments.
After taking 2017-18 off touring to give frontman Dave Hosking a chance to recover from his crippling health issues, they have bounced back by announcing a global tour starting in Australia.
If you’re searching for your music festival fix over east, be quick to mark down these dates!
Combining a love for great music and fine drinks, the full-bodied festival will take place on December 1 at Sandalford Estate in Caversham, and is promising one ripe Sunday session.
A few thoughts on the final season.
Unrule is a new production on at The Blue Room Theatre — home of some of the most innovative theatre making in Perth today. It’s a hilarious, horror filled exploration of the ways the bodies (and experiences) of those who identify as female are misunderstood by the health system.
After two sold out festivals in Coolangatta and Torquay, The Drop stopped at the final stop of its Australia-wide tour in Barnard Park.
We sat down with Bettina Kinsky, director of this years german film festival, to talk about this year’s selection.
in cinemas everywhere now, read what we had to say about the much-talked about Elton John film, Rocketman!
“You ain’t never had a friend like me.” Except I did have a friend like Aladdin once. Exactly like Aladdin, in fact. And catching up with him this time left me feeling a little blue…
The 2019 Art Ball was an explosion of the weird and wonderful, bringing together Perth’s art scene under one, beautifully dressed AGWA roof.
With a heartfelt and witty anecdotal lyrical style blended with uproarious riffs, Sly Withers have often drawn comparison to the likes of Melbourne’s The Smith Street Band. No doubt a terrific outfit to be compared to, however the Sly boys were always eager to continue developing their own unique sound.
Keanu Reeves is back as John Wick, and bringing the best stunts in the biz with him.
It’s quite the impressive feat Otiuh has pulled off here, summoning the atmosphere of an amiable summer night within that chilly venue.
We were lucky enough to have a chat with Art Ball director Grant Capriotti ahead of this Saturday’s Electric Dreams ball.
As for fans new and old alike, it was one hell of a listening experience to witness the firsthand beauty of Langata live.
We dwell for a moment on what it means to come from Albany and I mention the attempts of the local Famers Market to lay claim to her success. “Why not?” she chuckles. ”I think that’s why I sing so loud is because I had to project”. It makes sense that most Farmer’s Markets don’t come equipped with a fully-fledged PA System and fold back, Carla continues reminiscing, “That was such a great place to play – everyone would give me veggies in my guitar case”.
THE LINE by Co3 Australia casts light on the horrific past of Western Australia, specifically laws against Aboriginal people such as the Prohibited Area, which prevented them from entering into the City of Perth after 6:00 pm.
Welcome to Ronan’s Watch It or Don’t, two film reviews for the price of one. In this instalment, the tale of two green revolutions.
The Line searches to portray an image of Western Australian focusing on the relationships of Aboriginal people and the painful past that is tied within the local community.