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The Manhattan Transfer return with new tunes and a new member

Singer Janis Siegel from The Manhattan Transfer chats to us about the groups longevity and their latest work. This year The Manhattan Transfer will have...

Feed your soul at the Perth International Jazz Festival this November

The Perth International Jazz Festival is bringing over 60 local, national and international acts for their sixth annual celebration of music. The festival will feature...

Jazz drummer Michael Pignéguy returns to Perth

Jazz fans have something to be excited about. Jazz artist Michael Pignéguy is returning to Perth presenting the music of The Awakenings Ensemble ft....

James Morrison returns for an afternoon of jazz with host of talent

Perth’s newest jazz series has arrived, as Jazz On A Summer’s Day at Kings Park & Botanic Garden is announced with the first show...

Celebrate ECU's 25th anniversary with WAAPA

The Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts are celebrating Edith Cowan University’s 25th anniversary with a special concert featuring the the incredible talent of...

Hiatus Kaiyote return for Perth International Jazz Festival

Following sold out shows last August, Haitus Kaiyote - the self proclaimed providers of multi-dimensional poly-rhythmic gangster shit - will return for the Perth...

Tina Harrod Set to Captivate at Jazz Festival

Tina Harrod is one of the many talented jazz musicians on the bill for the Perth Jazz Festival this weekend. Harrod attracted a lot of...

Kate Ceberano Jazzes it Up

Kate Ceberano is a legend of Australian music, boasting a decades-spanning career in which she’s done everything from winning Dancing with the Stars to...

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