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Whether you stumbled upon it to pee or fuck Shafto Lane offers a Friday night alternative for dancing and boozing in Perth city.
Twelve acts featuring some of the best of Perth music at one of Perth's most unique venues playing to a sold-out crowd - and all for a good cause. Great music and a sense of community spirit - what more could you ask for on a hot and humid Saturday
So if you're tired of the stay-at-home-drinking-like-a-nana-or-a-scrooge parties for new years eve, perhaps it's time to pop your head up out of the sandpit and see what's going on around the place this year…
When we've just about gone blind from flouro and deaf from the sound of air-guitar posturing, another old sound that has been insinuating itself into the collective unconsciousness has become new again
Another of Perth's favourite live music venues has shown its new years eve hand early this year, with the Rosemount Hotel announcing that End of Fashion will be headlining their NYE Fiesta.
The Living End made white noise (and then some!) at The Arena, with a little help from their friends (not that they needed it).
While house music rarely gets a mention, kudos must be given to whomever chose a bit of Barry Manilow as the first track played after the show, as people slowly realised what they were hearing, everyone joined in a spirited sing-along as they made their w
Kim Deal and sister Kelley could have passed for suburban soccer mums as they made their entrance with daggy T-shirts and jumpers, jeans and sneakers.
"We are Snowman, You are alone. Thankyou."
Bona-fide pros of the live circuit, The Living End are getting back to what they do best this September with a run of theatre shows.
The Black Keys came to attack Freo and release the funky swamp rock they are famous for. Even if The Black Keys lost a few fans with the new album, they had won over a few more judging by the sold out show they played at Metro's Freo.
There were high hopes for the sx-headed lineup at the Railway Hotel on Saturday, headlined by The Silents, a band everyone has seen live by now, and who have a reputation for encouraging a shout-along among fans. Uncharacteristically though, they ended up
The Silents will be having one last gig at the Railway Hotel on Saturday before embarking on a UK Tour for the release of 23.
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The Silents first album, to try and nail it down, is a diverse, deep, striving piece of work. The Silents don't seem to be frightened to go to different corners to find their influences but they haven't been tempted down that ridiculous, try