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SCENE GUIDE Friday June 15 2012

The Brass Monkey’s Friday Sundowner kicks off at 4:30pm with DJ Viktor playing the tunes.

Honey Lounge in Leederville open their doors at 6pm for relaxing drinks, Glitter gets underway at 9pm playing all the iconic dance anthems.

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The Court Hotel features Friday night drag shows, usually around 9pm.

The Potbelleez are at Metropolis Fremantle tonight.

Head down to the Norfolk Basement in Fremantle tonight for Axe Girl, supports are from Loose Lips and Lucy Peach.

Lenny Henry is in town with his Cradle to Rave show which is playing tonight at The Burswood Theatre.

WAPPA’s production of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying opens tonight at The Regal Theatre.

Connections Nightclub‘s regular Friday night Inside Out starts at 10pm.

 

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