Gig Reviews
- Gig Review – Didion’s Bible EP Launch with New Phono & Botany
- Gig Review – Cargo + Champion Sound + Dreamline + Moondyne + Spearwood
- Gig Review – In the Pines
- Gig Review – This Killing Frost + Elk Bell + Chris Mason
- Gig Review – Lake Mammoth + Little Things + Sascha Ion & The Elements + The Off Set
- Gig Review – The Kill Devil Hills + Grub + Phantom Island
- Gig Review – Leah Grant + Symmetrical Dogs + Jackson Christie + Goodbye Forever + Swan Drafts
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Gig Review – Didion’s Bible EP Launch with New Phono & Botany
Read more: Gig Review – Didion’s Bible EP Launch with New Phono & BotanyAnother Friday night of live music in Perth/Boorloo and options aplenty. We were at the Buffalo Club for the Didion’s Bible PS DB EP launch, and it turned into one of those warm, good-vibe local shows that reminds you why the scene is thriving.
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Gig Review – Cargo + Champion Sound + Dreamline + Moondyne + Spearwood
Read more: Gig Review – Cargo + Champion Sound + Dreamline + Moondyne + SpearwoodBespoke Touring put together the Planet of Sound gigs regularly at the Milk Bar. They are a chance to showcase a diverse selection of Perth/Boorloo’s most exciting, emerging artists on the big stage. This event was number thirteen and no bad luck here, with old-school rock, hip hop and a bit of jazz for good…
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Gig Review – This Killing Frost + Elk Bell + Chris Mason
Read more: Gig Review – This Killing Frost + Elk Bell + Chris MasonWe’re at Lyrics Underground going down to the basement to get out of the rain. This Killing Frost hosted a warm night of stripped-back songwriters that suited the low-lit setting. It’s great to see so much variety in Perth/Boorloo — we just can’t stop discovering new music.
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Gig Review – Lake Mammoth + Little Things + Sascha Ion & The Elements + The Off Set
Read more: Gig Review – Lake Mammoth + Little Things + Sascha Ion & The Elements + The Off SetWe’re out in the suburbs on this rainy Djeran Friday night and luckily, we are inside and dry with a strong lineup of bands gracing the mammoth Milk Bar stage. First up, The Off Set and the rotating 4-piece delivered the melody-rich jangles they do so well. The rotation is seamless between the three frontmen…
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Gig Review – The Kill Devil Hills + Grub + Phantom Island
Read more: Gig Review – The Kill Devil Hills + Grub + Phantom IslandThe Kill Devil Hills have a reputation as one of the most experienced and battle-hardened bands to come out of Perth/Boorloo. Seeing them strut their stuff to a sold-out Mojos only added to the legend.
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Gig Review – Leah Grant + Symmetrical Dogs + Jackson Christie + Goodbye Forever + Swan Drafts
Read more: Gig Review – Leah Grant + Symmetrical Dogs + Jackson Christie + Goodbye Forever + Swan DraftsBack to The Bird on a Friday night — a dangerous place to be if you’re trying to drink less. Leah Grant hosted the night and, once again, the venue was full of love from eager punters and bands alike. What a great time to be part of the Perth/Boorloo scene.
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Gig Review – The Devil & Abbe May with The Forever Party + Georgia Rodgers
Read more: Gig Review – The Devil & Abbe May with The Forever Party + Georgia RodgersAbbe May, Perth/Boorloo’s favourite rock-singing demon, returned to the incomparable Mojo’s Bar with her band of voodoo blues weirdos and hypnotised the packed house.
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Gig Review – Roomtone Live! With Time Out Corner Kids + Forget Me Not + Deep Beep + The Terror Adaptors
Read more: Gig Review – Roomtone Live! With Time Out Corner Kids + Forget Me Not + Deep Beep + The Terror AdaptorsDrawing on their production background, Dale Nelson and Jacob Borgward created Roomtone, a platform spotlighting local music and emerging artists. The team hit a new milestone with the first live show at Four5Nine. Not just a gig but a celebration of the fast-growing scene around them, and yes, someone drank from a shoe.
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Gig Review – flood, Ursula, and lovemenot
Read more: Gig Review – flood, Ursula, and lovemenotIt is becoming tradition now – Friday nights at The Bird – this time with storm threatening and courtyard soaked. How fitting then, that flood should launch their debut album Like Glass on such a night – like it was meant to be. With support from Ursula and lovemenot.