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It is with great pleasure that we announce the return of the modern day psychedelic, pop/rock icons The Dandy Warhols.
The Frontier Touring Company is pleased to confirm the return of punk rock heroes Anti-Flag to Australia.
End of Fashion are pleased to announce they are doing what they love best and heading back out on the road with special guests The Seabellies and Harlequin League.
Soundworks Touring is incredibly excited & honoured to announce that CARCASS will be performing in Australia to “Reek” havoc on our Carcass starved souls for the first time in 15 years!
MESHUGGAH mix ultra-complicated rhythmic patterns with massive riffs and aggressive growls, combining Death Metal, Mathcore, Thrash and Progressive Metal to create their unique style.
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 way out the doors, looking for all the world like exuberant lads whose football team had just won.
*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.”
There was a menacing vibe in the air on Saturday night in the city, everybody seemed to be out to do a serious number on themselves with no intention of going home until they’d toasted the rising Sunday sun.
Apart from the accessibility problems which are unavoidable at multi-venue events and the unfortunate alcohol restrictions, crowds everywhere were loving everything and everyone and there’s no doubt We Love Sounds will be back next year.
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It is with great pleasure that we announce the return of the modern day psychedelic, pop/rock icons The Dandy Warhols.
The Frontier Touring Company is pleased to confirm the return of punk rock heroes Anti-Flag to Australia.
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 way out the doors, looking for all the world like exuberant lads whose football team had just won.
“We are Snowman, You are alone. Thankyou.”
There was a menacing vibe in the air on Saturday night in the city, everybody seemed to be out to do a serious number on themselves with no intention of going home until they’d toasted the rising Sunday sun.
Apart from the accessibility problems which are unavoidable at multi-venue events and the unfortunate alcohol restrictions, crowds everywhere were loving everything and everyone and there’s no doubt We Love Sounds will be back next year.
Dillinger Escape Plan ran riot at Capitol Last Tuesday night. A text message received during the set reads; "This is some of the best shit I have ever seen." and it definitely was.
Shihad returned to Perth with a solid performance at the Capitol.
Lyrics Born got the kids dancing on a school night at Club Capitol, with support from The Typhoons
The Wombats kill the director and dance to Joy Division at Club Capitol on Saturday night with support from Cut Off Your Hands!
The Fratellis hit the west coast for a pre Splendour In the Grass show at Perth's Capitol.
The Breeders, Club Capitol, Perth.
Snowman say Farewell to their hometown of Perth the only way they know how, by putting on a crazily intense show for the crowd to remember them by.
Dukes of Windsor put on an energetic live show at Capitol on Saturday night.
The masters, purveyors and destroyers of indie-dance Cut Copy (Dan Whitford, Tim Hoey & Mitchell Scott) are set to embark on a full-fledged run of national headline dates.
The Panics @ Club Capitol
Gyroscope's Breed Obsession Tour hits Perth.
Pnau send a shock through the system as they perform to full house at Club Capitol.
The Gossip return to Perth, still on the back of breakthrough album Standing in the Way of Control, this time playing at Club Capitol in the City.
Frenzal Romb play what might be their last ever WA gig at Capitol.
Hardcore heroes Gyroscope kick off their national tour on home ground at Club Capitol here in Perth.
Angus and Julia Stone bring the sounds of new album A Book Like This to WA.
Rock outfit Kisschasy will tour new album Hymns for the Non Believer in September.
Midnight Juggernauts are one of the hottest indie/electro crossover acts out there at the moment and they’re just about to drop their debut album. And you’ll be able to get a taste when they take it on the road during August and September.
As they prepare to release new album Snakes Alive, Cinema Prague will treat their Perth fans to a one-off gig at Club Capitol next month. The gig, on September 1, will provide a cross-section of the band’s long and illustrious history, which
Maximo Park make their first visit to Perth in August to promote new album Our Earthly Pleasures.
Perth heavy hitters Karnivool will hit the road in June just as they prepare to make a dent in the global scene.
Our favourite suburban kid, Bob Evans has had a stellar 12 months. He has been lucky enough to release the J Award Nominee and AMP (Australian Music Prize) short listed Suburban Songbook in Australia and have it embraced by the ears of both the
NZ’s second most famous musical brothers bring their Light Up the Night national tour to Perth
Cut Copy make their long awaited return with Hearts On Fire, the first taste of their forthcoming long-player.
Prodigal sons Jed Whitey and Tucker B’s head back to Perth for a massive two-room show at the Amplifier and Capitol with support from Eddy Current Suppression Ring, The Wednesday Society and more.
The nation's hottest heavy acts line up for Slayfest 2007.
The Mountain Goats make yet another visit to Australia, support coming from John Vanderslice.
There’s not a lot that hasn’t been said about Shihad over the years. However, it seems the guys have outdone themselves on the new album Beautiful Machine.
Strung Out and No Use For a Name bring some Californian Punk back to our shores in July for the Strangers in the Outback tour.
Jebediah's comeback trail heads to Amplifier, where they'll welcome 2008 alongside Streetlight, New Rules for Boats and Red Jezebel.
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