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In The Pines Returns

APR RTRFM 20th In The Pines, Felicity Groom delights
APR RTRFM 20th In The Pines, Felicity Groom delights

Venture back In(to) The Pines with RTRFM and enjoy a hand-picked selection of the freshest and ripest musical talent, all grown right here in Western Australia.

The Perth institution returns to UWA’s verdant campus grounds for its 22nd year of celebrating Western Australian music. The Somerville Auditorium will feature two stages of local bands fit to burst with delicious talent.

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Tune in to RTRFM and listen to Breakfast With Caitlin on Wednesday March 4 for your first taste of this year’s delicious line up.

RTRFM subscribers get first pick of the bunch, with earlybird tickets available for $15.

In The Pines is on Sunday 19 April at UWA’s Somerville Auditorium. Earlybird tickets for subscribers available from Wednesday 25 February – Wednesday 4 March. Visit www.rtrfm.com.au and listen to The Sound Alternative for more information.

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