What's Going On in Perth and Surrounds

A multi-instrumental grunge/ electronic duo, Earthlings have been writing, recording and performing music together for over a decade.

Rock veterans Foreigner have announced an Australian tour this spring to perform a series of 'newly envisaged orchestral concerts' in Canberra, Adelaide, Perth, Sydney and

With close on 20-years experience in the music industry, Cairns-raised, Brisbane-based emcee Crooked White today releases his debut solo album, 'Confessions', a project more

After their highly collaborative 2017 release 'Galvany Street', Booka Shade's Walter Merziger and Arno Kammermeier are paring back for their new album.

In 1996, Melbourne-born musician and producer Michael Hohnen was teaching music industry skills to indigenous youth on Elcho Island (off the Arnhem Land coast) when he met a

Blumhouse are known for their ability to create horror/thriller films that aren't just jump scares and cringeworthy plots; they either dig a little deeper or try a new

Yorkshire indie favourites The Cribs make a long-awaited return to Australia off the back of their 2017 studio album '24-7 Rock Star Sh*t'.

Sydney band The Mezcaltones peddle a Tex Mex, '60s-cowboy rockabilly, surf-guitar style of twang that's hard to pigeonhole.

Singer-songwriter Sarah Blasko's sixth studio album, ‘Depth Of Field’, sprouted from a 2016 Campbelltown Arts Centre (CAC) residency that was featured in the ABC documentary

It’s been three years since Belle & Sebastian last visited Australia, but they now return with a trio of EPs titled ‘How To Solve Our Human Problems’ (part 1, part 2

The West Australian Symphony Orchestra will channel their inner nerd to bring the magic of Comic-Con to the stage.

With 2017's 'Camacho', ARIA-topping Pete Murray’s first album in six years, Pete kept his cool, felt the groove and forgot the past.

'Puppetry Of The Penis' continues to be one of Australia’s greatest theatrical exports, and has now played to most of the Western World.

Fresh off the back of a new release, an understandably impatient Em Burrows is already performing tracks from her next musical venture.

Italian DJ and producer Fabio Neural joins a cast of international players for the third annual instalment of PURE 2018, which is quickly becoming one of Australia's

Sydney prog-metal band Polaris seemed destined for the top.

Melbourne-based, five-piece family affair (save for a token boyfriend bass player) Perch Creek are forgoing their old moniker and releasing their first self-titled album this

James Smith is kind of a big deal.

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Spit Syndicate are set to release their fifth studio album 'Orbit' next month and will tour nationally this winter.