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A brief glimpse at the goings-on in the WA music industry, rounded up by WAM (West Australian Music).

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It took five years and opening a restaurant for Aussie hip hop mainstay Drapht (aka Paul Reid) to rediscover his passion for writing and performing.

He's done TV, podcasts, has recently finished a season of 'I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here' and is about to play his latest stand-up show 'Public Frenemy'.

American rapper YG will be heading to Culture Kings during his Australian and New Zealand Tour next month and stopping in at four CK stores across the

At only 19-years old, Sydnee Carter has already done more than most teenagers have dreamt of. The Perth singer-songwriter can add the 2017 WAM Song Of The Year award to her

'Interrupting A Crisis' is the true story of a woman who learned to songwrite her way through anxiety.

Perth theatre-maker Jeffrey Jay Fowler is pushing boundaries at Black Swan State Theatre Company with his latest directorial pursuit, 'The Eisteddfod' written by Lally

Next month's State Of The Art (SOTA) Festival in Perth will feature a 100 per cent WA-only line-up.

Comedian Ivan Aristeguieta brings his new show ‘Juithy’ to the Perth Comedy Festival.

With members also involved with other WA bands (ie. Cold Meat, Helta Skelta) Nerve Quakes have been peddling their brand of post-punk for the last couple of years.

Event suppliers in Western Australia are under huge financial stress following a series of failed events.

Three sisters are dealing with the loss of their mother.

Comedian Heath Franklin celebrates playing his version of Chopper for over a decade with best-of show ‘All Killer’ at the Perth Comedy Festival.

Rory Lowe has a story to tell. It's not your average story, and he's not your average guy.

Perth singer-songwriter Nicky de Blank springs forth into a solo career as The Fawn.

There’s a bear in there, and a man as well.

'The Play That Goes Wrong' features a group of actors attempting to put on a murder mystery, but as the title suggests, everything that can go wrong pretty much does.

Rap's next big thing, Lil Yachty will play his first ever Australian headline shows in July.