Kings Park will host a 90s and 2000s rock feast early next year as enduring American bands and a couple of Aussie favourites play LOOKOUT music festival.
Zach Margolius
While Perth misses out on Laneway next year, organisers have announced special sideshows with festival headliners.
Kellie Balaam
Beethoven’s Ode to Joy sets the tone for WA Symphony Orchestra program in 2027.
David Cusworth
Madonna is slated to return to MTV Video Music Awards for the first time in 23 years.
Maria Sherman
Presented by Mirabilis Collective, Hear Her Now is billed as Australia’s first chamber music festival dedicated to music entirely written by women.
Tanya MacNaughton
West meets East with WA Symphony Orchestra, Asher Fisch in Puccini-Tchaikovsky matinee at Heath Ledger Theatre.
The rock star known for his hardman image secretly wept for sick children, Ray Martin has revealed, as tributes continue to pour in.
William Elliott and Emma Kirk
His band Rose Tattoo confirmed the news in an Instagram post on Wednesday afternoon.
Ella George
New Zealand reggae icons Katchafire will hit South West stages in October, bringing their cool grooves and uplifting vibes to Margaret River and Bunbury.
Madelin Hayes
Participating in a series of workshops has led to an opportunity for two Narrogin music lovers to perform their own songs at the prestigious Hear Her Now festival in Perth.
Claire Middleton
Police have issued a tongue-in-cheek warning to fans of the pop superstar after she announced her latest single.
Jack Nivison
The Voice might be winding up for another year, but coach Ronan Keating isn’t slowing down any time soon.
Clare Rigden
The Brownlow Medal is underway at the Crown Palladium in Melbourne, but the WAGS have already stolen the show.
Emma Kirk
A raft of Aussie musicians and international headliners have offered tributes to John Farnham at a Melbourne concert raising funds for head and neck cancer.
Magda Szubanski has opened up about her incurable cancer diagnosis in a candid interview – the first public one since her diagnosis.
Blake Antrobus
Forty years ago, a hit song was released by an unassuming artist that would go on to become an unofficial anthem that is still loved by generations of Aussies.
From an R&B star and a spring plant sale to a free light show over the river, here are some of the hottest tickets in town this weekend and beyond.
Scottish indie pop band Belle and Sebastian held an impromptu concert at Langley Park after being forced to cancel their Thursday live show.
Visual designer Joe Crossley, fresh from taking his immersive David Bowie experience to Venice, has set ambitious sights on Perth as he builds the next phase for his Cottesloe-based business.
Belinda Hickman
When Mt Claremont musician Jacqui Dorran approached a new concert work earlier this year, she wasn’t sure what to expect. But Australian Baroque’s reimagining of Vivaldi’s Four Season changed her perspective.
Beloved and longstanding Albany community radio station Gold MX 1611AM has been forced to hang up the microphones after 29 years on air, with director Samele Haell calling time at the end of the month.
Jacki Elezovich
With a big festival slot on the horizon, the Red Tails are getting in the groove with a warm-up gig at Albany’s Six Degrees on Saturday
Australian singer-songwriter Matt Corby will bring his soulful sounds to Margaret River next month, headlining Good Day Sunshine Festival with a few surprises in tow.
The Grammy Award-winning producer and DJ will head Down Under for his first headline Australian tour in February next year.
Alexandra Feiam
