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Take an adventurous sonic journey via Audible Edge

Take an adventurous sonic journey via Audible Edge

Sunrise concerts, late night club shows, accessible recitals and sonic scavenger hunts announced as the full program drops for exploratory music festival Audible Edge. Audible Edge is an artist-run festival of exploratory music in Boorloo (Perth) and Walyalup (Fremantle). Operating annually since 2017 on Whadjuk Noongar land, Audible Edge is host to an international line-up […]

Five fresh music tracks you should check out this week

Five fresh music tracks you should check out this week

Here’s five more tracks to check out. In this week’s edition we look at new videos from The Dandy Warhols, Debbie Harry, Sheppard, Bright Light Bright Light, Ultra Nate, Metronomy, Pan Amsterdam and Maina Doe. The Dandy Warhols featuring Debbie Harry  The Seattle based band The Dandy Warhols have just released their new album Rockmaker, and it […]

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Bibliophile | Sarah Bailey’s ‘Book of Lies’ delves into small town mysteries

Bibliophile | Sarah Bailey’s ‘Book of Lies’ delves into small town mysteries

Body of Lies by Sarah Bailey Allen & Unwin Driving home in the early evening from the pub, after having more than a few drinks, Bob Dalgliesh was overtaken by a female driver in a speeding station wagon. Moments later, he was nearly run off the road by a maniac in a four-wheel drive driving […]

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Perth Comedy Festival’s 2024 program is loaded with laughs

The full program has been released for this year’s Perth Comedy Festival and it’s jam-packed with local and international talent. This April and May, more than 65 acts will take over the Regal and Astor Theatres, The Rechabite and Freo Social to bring the laughs. The roster is full of LGBTIQA+ comedy favourites including Christian […]

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Bibliophile | RuPaul – The House of Hidden Meanings

Bibliophile | RuPaul – The House of Hidden Meanings

The House of Hidden Meanings by RuPaul Harper Collins International drag superstar and pop culture icon RuPaul recalls in his revealing memoir that his first memory was when he was a five-year-old. He discovered that he could make his own magic and make his mother smile by impersonating Tina Turner, Carol Burnett or people in […]

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Dean Misdale delivers their take on a Prince classic

Dean Misdale delivers their take on a Prince classic

Dean Misdale has shared their version of the Prince-penned tune Nothing Compares 2 U. The song is best known for Sinead O’Connor’s 1990 cover, but the tune was originally recorded in 1985 by The Family, a band on Prince’s Paisley Park label. After Sinead O’Connor found success with the song, Prince recorded his own version with […]

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Ginava’s Messy Friends surprise shoppers on Adelaide’s Rundle Mall

Ginava’s Messy Friends surprise shoppers on Adelaide’s Rundle Mall

The cast of Ginava’s Messy Friends has surprised Saturday afternoon shoppers on Adelaide’s Rundle Street Mall will an impromptu performance of dancing dinosaurs. The award-winning show from Western Australia is sure to be one of the highlights of Adelaide Fringe. OUTinPerth’s Leigh Andrew Hill reviewed the show when it made its debut at the 2023 […]

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Dua Lipa’s third album ‘Radical Optimism’ coming May 3

Grammy and BRIT Award-winning favourite Dua Lipa has confirmed her third album, Radical Optimism, is coming this May. The follow-up to her smash hit Future Nostalgia, which was packed with dance floor fillers from Don’t Start Now to Physical and Hallucinate, has a lot of fan expectations to live up to. Dua says the new album taps into the pure joy […]

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Malaysian festival wants The 1975 to pay $2million in damages

Malaysian festival wants The 1975 to pay $2million in damages

Malaysia’s Good Vibes Festival wants British band The 1975 to pay $2million in damages over the fallout of an onstage protest where lead singer Matty Healy kissed one of the other band members. The band made an onstage protest at the festival in July 2023 making a stance against the country’s anti-LGBTIQA+ laws. Healy slammed […]

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Kim Wilde is set to tour Australia and play all her greatest hits

Kim Wilde is set to tour Australia and play all her greatest hits

Eighties music legend Kim Wilde has announced an Australian tour for later this year. Wilde will make her long awaited return to Australian shores with her first tour in eight years and will deliver a nostalgic and memorable Greatest Hits package. The much-loved singer had a sting of hits in the 80’s and 90’s including Kids In America, You […]

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