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FEATURED NIGHTS
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Going solo
25/02/10 @ blue room theatre (east end of james street)
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health
27/02/10 @ Becks Music Box
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the Dirty Projectors
13/03/10 @ the Rosemount Hotel
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the Mess Hall
25/03/10 @ Mojos Bar
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Mailout Soundtrack
This weeks mailout soundtrack comes from Strange Boys. Click on the real old bath to hear some of their tunes!
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Live reviews with Lyndon Blue
PIVOT @ BECK’S MUSIC BOX , THURSDAY FEBRUARY 18
We all have our pet peeves, those minor irritations that get our bloomers in a tangle. For some it’s telemarketers, or chatterboxes in movie theatres; for my great-aunt Clarissa it was paellas – the versatile rice dish drove her insane – old girl ended up in her Oslo apartment nibbling phone books and mumbling about pan-fried seafood. I, for one, have always been severely miffed by music journalists who fail to see bands they’re meant to be reviewing; thus proceeding to attempt a review based on hearsay, or just shrugging the incident off. It’s slacker than a pair of pleated trousers. Well, here I am in the confessional; knees aground, eyes afog. Forgive me father for I have missed Qua, the opening act this evening at Beck’s music box. If you want to post some hate mail, I won’t hold it against you. If you really want to upset me, send some
vintage port and a wheel of Red Leicester; I’d seriously hate that.
I’d always thought of PIVOT as less of a band of human beings and more as the inadvertent sound emanating from a giant whirring robot-insect from the future as it grinds into gear and whizzes off jerkily into the post-apocalyptic distance. But while seeing three man-dudes bobbing about under magenta glow instead of a machinated arthropod was a bit of a let-down, the set launched with all the taut mechanical whomp-bang flourish that one would expect from this reputed threesome, Australia’s sole contribution to the esteemed Warp Records roster; though the Box’s soundperson saw fit to keep a conservative lid on the volume. Pivot’s is an audacious sound that feeds the skeletal, algorithmic rhythm joust of Polvo and Battles to a fluorescent electro-dragon. For a band seemingly grounded on the solidarity of mathematical groovezones however, the results are sadly
inconsistent. A few tunes in, a friend and I turned to each other with the same thought ensconced uncomfortably in our skulls: this song, with its pulsating synth bass, galloping drumline and stadium guitar chords, had ended up sounding like Muse. Much of the set consisted of new songs being debuted; but rather than being impressive successors to the band’s thus far quality output, they were more like nebulous conglomerations of trendiness, awkward meetings of ambient-drone-wash-whatever and triplety-tribal-percussive-you-know-the-shit-I-mean, ultimately feeling like a tedious blind date. Animal Collective are a damn good band; that doesn’t mean every man and his electro-dragon has to try and emulate them. Nay, Pivot sound best when they stick to nifty, catchy mathrock layered with warble-synth appropriated from some eighties movie soundtrack, or sliced from the wheel of Red
Leicester you sent me, as epitomized in closer ‘The Quick Mile’ and encore ‘O Soundtrack My Heart.’
One thing I totally do love is pleasant surprises. Substantially better than the unpleasant kind. SEEKAE were definitely the former – a lush cloud of synthesized endorphins conjured by three guys with samplers, laptops, drums, guitars and other miscellany. Opening strain ‘Void’ is a sublime piece of fragmented, ethereal trip-hop that sounds like honey and jasmine smells leaking in through cracked windowpanes. Oscillating between glitchy Dilla-esque instrumentals, live songs and finally, caffeinated 8-bit tantrums, their sound seemed confused in the most delightful way; though their self-assigned genre term, “ambient ghetto” is pretty close to a descriptive bullseye.
Beck’s do good things for us with their bulging box of noises - though it’s got a way to go. Charging $8 for Beck’s stubbies when no other options are available anyhow seems a bit cheeky – moreover, ticket prices generally exceeding $40 make it super difficult for those on a student budget (read: target demographic) to really take advantage of the delicious full range of bands on offer each year. With those prices, a place that could bring everyone together for parties of supreme funky unity suddenly climbs to a certain level of exclusivity.
But while the best things in life are so seldom free, there’s usually a way to dodge the expense. So when a ticket’s not on the cards, think outside the box; grab a rug and a feast, find yourself a pleasant spot on the outside grass, and under the watchful eye of the mighty purple Perth Wheel - soak up some of the most toothsome tones from across the big blue globe.
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Steady Eye with Tahlia Palmer
a pet perspective?
A massive percentage of Australians grow up with household pets. Over 83% infact. So we’re all very well accustomed to the idea of the pet, and what it means to look after and love a small animal.
But what if you’d never experienced pets as a child? What if no one had ever shown you how you can bond with an animal and have a rewarding experience from it? Pet owners must look very, very strange through those glasses.
Think about it for a moment if you will.
Dogs are highly demanding and even attention seeking. They require exercise, which is up to their owner to give them if the yard is not big enough (which it often isn’t), they need to be fed a few times a day, then you have to clean up after them, make the house/garden dog proof…
And cats are not much better. They are a little more self-sufficient than dogs, but they are more prone to fur coming loose and sticking to furniture, they fight a lot, kill smaller animals and leave them around the house, and tend to ignore you. And for both animals, the vet bills can be enormous.
”And for what?” asks the never-been-a-pet-owner. Well, there is certainly no conversation. No help around the house. No gifts, no cooking, no blow jobs… It’s all take and no give. Sure, to walk a dog may give you more incentive to exercise yourself, but when you think about it in terms of pure animal nature shit, a human taking a dog for a walk on a leash is like a kangaroo taking a rabbit out for a bit of a run. Or a whale pulling a dolphin around. A bit cute, totally, but if you take away all the conditioning you’ve had and the acceptance you’ve grown up with, it’s a liiiiiitle bit weird. Pets really are weird. Pretend you’ve taken some acid, then reeeeeally think about it. Yep, there it is. Woooahhh man.
All of that aside though, I really miss having cats. I recently came across a blog devoted to cats, and it helps to satisfy my cravings for pets. I am awestruck by the sheer devotion to kitties displayed in this blog. (http://miaowmix.blogspot.com/).
But getting back to the point, it really is a craving. While it may appear kind of weird, or even a little fucked up to a select few, having a pet alleviates loneliness. It’s actually been proven to aid the recovery of the sick, based on mental attitudes and being distracted by cute balls of fluff etc. Referencing back to previous week’s musings about the nature of existence, when one is not able to rear a child (see: too young/too busy/too single), it is in our nature to transfer these maternal or paternal urges onto something else. Like a cat or a dog. I believe the term is “fur babies”.
So next time you feed your dog, or let your cat walk over your key board as you’re trying to type, take the time to muse on pets as a concept. And send some mind-love rays to those who have no idea how warm you feel when you get a big slobbery tackle or a sleepy paw stretch tap on the nose from your non-speaking best buddy. Bless.
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WEDNESDAY February 24
Going Solo at the Moon late night café
Emlyn is back in town playing this and next week!
Wednesday, February 24, at the Moon the artists playing the Going Solo night will be Dilip, Mitch Becker and Emlyn Johnson. This week the artists will go on at 8pm. Entry to restaurants is always free!
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Fremantle Blues and Roots Club
fremantle's busiest and most consistent blues club..
Wednesday, February 24, the Fremantle Blues and Roots Club is at it again delivering some of the best blues and roots music Fremantle has to offer. Playing are the Hussy Hicks, Rosie Burgess and Neddy (USA). Entry is $15/$10 for members from 8pm.
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TW!ST
UPSTAIRS AT THE FLYING SCOTSMAN
TW!ST returns with this new weekly wednesday-nighter upstairs at the Flying Scotsman. Deejays spinning vintage vinyl guaranteed to get the blood flowing to your feet. Featuring Agent 85 plus Special Guests...
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Open Studio: Ritchie Ned Hansel
Moores Studio 1-Rear 46 Henry St
In conversation with Bryony Nainby, independent curator and Project Manager, IASKA.
Ritchie and Bryony discuss his illustrative, street-inspired practice. Ritchie’s residency is part of IASKA’s cultural exchange in partnership with the Jakarta Biennale, Jakarta Arts Council and the Faculty of Art, Jakarta Arts Institute.
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Perth Poetry Slam 2010
Perth - Get Ready to Slam!
We're stoked to announce that in conjunction with the Blue Room we're running another Perth Poetry Slam series in February-March 2010.
Slam participants can register via the website:
http://perthpoetryslam.com
Presented by The Blue Room and Openmouth, the Perth Poetry Slam series is part of the 21 Summer Nights program at the Blue Room - 53 James Street, Northbridge in the Perth Cultural Centre.
Audience tickets are $5. The venue has limited capacity - so please book ASAP at the Blue Room website or phone the Blue Room on: 9227 7005
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THURSDAY February 25
the Fix
jazz night at the Moon Cafe
A whole crew of ace jazz musicians have been jamming at the Moon for years now. The night is very chilled out and the playing i exceptional. Entry is always free to the moon.
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Psyche Ward Crew mixtape launch at Mojos Bar
local hip hop massive!
Thursday, February 25, 32 Crew and King Brown Records present the Psyche Ward Crew launching their new mixtape release Daddy’s Little fingers. Also performing as a part of this night will be Soma, Complete, Intelekt & Dyvers Feat. Hunter, Verdikt, Defekt & Kkt Sever, & The Apprentice. Entry is $5 from 8 and you’ll get a free copy of the album!
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Going Solo at Blue Room Theatre
BLue room is on eastern most end of james street!
Thursday, February 25, the Going Solo night visits the Blue Room Theatre as a part of the Blue rooms 21 summer nights series! Playing their favourite summer themed tune from 7:30 sharp will be Jimmy Stewart (Vic), Seven Weapons and Heathcote Blue! Entry to this show is $10 from 7:30.
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The Sundance Kids tour
The Esplanade, Settlers Tavern, Amplifier, The Vault (AA)
All tour details are on the facebook. Check it out!
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ISOLATION Dress Up Party
could be vice mag don'ts dream night..
Isolation is back at The Velvet Lounge, once more expanding the possibilities of what strange situations you can find yourself in on a Thursday evening.
This time we are arming you with WIGS/GLITTER/JACKETS/SCARVES/ROBES/HATS/ETC and putting you back in our infamous photobooth. Jacqueline Jane will be the virtuoso behind the camera, capturing your bizarre creations and stunning good-looks on film.
Isolation DJ's Koe + Travis Doom will provide the sonic backdrop for the evening, spinning an eclectic mix of Post-Punk, Gothic Rock, New Wave, Experimental Electro, and Early Industrial.
We will be providing a dress-up box full of bits and pieces for you to play with. However, if you would like to help out by bringing your own intriguing objects, please do so!!
Just don't bring anything too precious - who knows what kind of trouble it might get into...
As always entry is free!
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FRIDAY February 26
Jen Cloher & The Endless Sea plus special guests at Mojos Bar
Friday, February 26, Jen Cloher & The Endless Sea play tunes from their album Hidden Hands, which was named as one of the top ten releases of 2009 by The Age. Having just completed a national tour with Neko Case they return to play their own show at Mojo's in Fremantle before heading onto Nannup Festival. Support comes from fellow Melburnian’s Liz Stringer & Suzannah Espie and Perth’s The Morning Night. Entry to this show is $20 on the door from 8pm and presale tickets are available from Heatseeker.com.au
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The Polyphonic Spree!
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SoCo Carnivale is a confetti-drenched, royal encounter of bee-bop, honky tonk and Cajun thunder that blows like a 50 billion watt circuit cable straight into your side of town this February featuring the mammoth orchestral party collective known simply as The Polyphonic Spree.
Also joining this fancy dress French jazz parade is The New Orleans Bingo! Show, direct from New Orleans Mardi Gras. For over half a decade now, The Polyphonic Spree have been cutting a singular swath through the pop culture landscape, spreading a positive energy that makes people scratch their heads and ask questions while presenting music that's colourful to the ears.
The robes may be gone for now but a purposeful and exhilarating experience is here to stay. Tim DeLaughter and his touring party of eighteen take the party wherever they go; in February they will be bringing it to Australia and you are invited to join the parade.
Adding 100% authenticity to the Big Easy feel will be The New Orleans Bingo! Show, a curious spectacle, a thrilling phenomenon and one of the very finest entertainments on the theatrical stage. The New Orleans Bingo! Show is a multimedia stage experience that includes original black and white silent films, dancers, ingénues,audience interaction, bingo games, slapstick comedy and shady characters who remind you that every stage door opens into a dark alley. Ringleader – or ringmaster – Clint Maedgen, a Louisiana native and sixteen-year New Orleans resident, describes the show as “a wild nightmare hidden in a heart-shaped box of chocolates. I last saw it riding a fiery stallion, headed down that golden highway of dreams.”
All in all it is set to be one rollicking night of fancy dress, great music and some weird and wonderful characters - join me at the Fremantle Arts Centre for a night you'll never forget!
Tickets are as cheap as chips
Tickets $ 39 + BF www.heatseeker.com.au
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If u were here u'd be hurben by now
time to start shaking up claremont!!
It's time to understand art in a new light... Shades of grey...
Experience a modern art revolution in the heart of Claremont as we welcome the opening of...
"The Grey Door Gallery"
An amazing new small bar and exhibition space hidden behind The Claremont hotel.
You are invited as the doors swing open for the first time on Friday 26th February from 7pm as Grey Door proudly presents...
"If u were here u'd be Hurben by now!"
A stunning exhibition from local Perth street artist, Hurben.
A driving force behind the ololo crew- responsible for the amazing transformation of The Condor Tower CarPark Project.
Please direct any questions to jules@theclaremont.com.au or hurben@ololo.info.
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SATURDAY February 27
GW McLennan tribute at Mojos bar
happening at mojos!
Saturday, February 27, various local musicians will gather to pay tribute to the songs of GW McLennan, one of Australia's finest & most influential songwriters. As a point of difference to similar nights held in the past, the evening will solely feature songs written or co-written by Grant.
Many of the performances will feature The Morning Night as backing band as well as intimate solo performances & bands. Raising a glass to Grant on the night will be Shaun Corlson (Salvage Diver), Adrian Hoffman (The Morning Night), Andrew Powell (Jayco Brothers), Selk & the Bone Singers, Bruce Begley(The Honeys), Felicity Groom, Richard Lane (The Stems), Michael Gabriel (The Quixotics), Head Full of Steam, Matt de la Hunty, Lucy Peach and robbie jalapeno. Entry is $15 from 8pm.
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fremantle global archestra at kulcha
the air is viscous with a rich vibe man..
FGA is appearing for the first time at KULCHA...!! An event not to be missed!
Check out their Myspace.
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Bass Check
This Saturday at Bar Open
The dubstep excursion Bass Check presents the next event for RTRFM, on Saturday February 27 at Bar Open, William St Northbridge.
BASS CHECK!
The DJs on the line up for your dancefloor pleasure are Sibalance, Ben Elliott, Rekab, Ylem, Missile, Vishnu with MC Prophecy and Proximity Effect.
From dubbed out dark dancehall to wobbly tech sounds, experimental riddims and beyond Bass Check will be a night to make you make your feet move, your chest lurch and your mind explode.
Tickets are available online now at http://www.rtrfm.com.au for $10 for RTRFM subscribers and $15 for general admission. Entry will be more on the door on the night if available. Gold subscribers get free entry on the door.
Bass Check Saturday February 27 from 10pm until late brought to you by Bar Open, Watt Hertz and the home of dark and deep sounds, RTRFM 92.1
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Cottonmouth at the Perth Writers Festival
New Fortune Theatre, UWA
On Saturday February 27, the Cottonmouth animals crawl out from underground, returning for 2010 with a peacock-bewildering, hula-spinning outdoor spectacular. Because we've missed you so much, we wanted to throw a hell of a party to kick off a year for which we have pretty grand plans. In conjunction with the Perth Writers Festival, we're treading the boards of UWA's New Fortune Theatre with a coterie of the region's most exciting spoken word performers gathered from the Festival and beyond.
All details here.
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SUNDAY February 28
Nick Sheppard's 50th at Mojos!
Runs from 1pm - 5pm
Sunday, February 28, Monkey Spanner, a new Sunday session at Mojos, kicks off running from 1pm - 5pm. Whether it be from Shuggie O' 70s soul or Quantic's new album, as long as it works within the format of Ska, Dub, Rockers, Rock Steady, Jazz, Soul, Latin, Funk, Rhythm & Blues.. basically If it makes you dance, then you’ll hear it at Monkey Spanner! DJs this week are Paul Gamblin, Big Ear Chad, Boogieman and Jimmy Mack. Also this party will be a celebration of Nick Sheppard’s 50th birthday!
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THis will be shhiiit hott!!
COERCE!! HAHAHA!!
Sunday, February 28, Coerce outta South Australia who’s sound is at times brutal indie art rock at others straight jarring hard rock play Mojos Bar! Supporting on the night are Grim Fandango and Arts Martial. Entry is $10 from 6pm.
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Sundays at the Moon
Paul and Luke together are perfect for a sunday evening!
Sunday February 28, mister prolific himself Paul McCarthy performs with axe slinging wunderkind Luke Dux at the Moon. Kicks off at 8pm and entry is free.
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Monday March 1
Wide Open Mic night at mojos bar
Freo's biggest Monday!
Monday, March 1, performing at Mojo's for the Wide open mic will be a bunch of ambitious cats who will simply rock up on the night. This night is hosted by Justin Walshe 0408 755 233. Justin and the crew that run the night love all kinds of performances. So whether you’re the new sammy davis junior, eddie izzard, brian ferry or ornette coleman your act is eagerly awaited! Here’s your or somebody you know(s) opportunity to perform live just call Justin. These nights kick off at 8PM with about four acts each hour till 12. Entry is free.
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Perth Jazz Society @ The Charles Hotel
The Necks!!!
WE'll see you all at this!!!
THE NECKS long weekend concert - NOTE early start - Doors open 4:30pm
Monday 1 March 2010 @ 6:00pm
Admission : Members $20, PJS Student Members $15, Concession $25, Non-members $28
These talented musicians conjure a chemistry together that defies description in orthodox terms. Featuring lengthy pieces which slowly unravel in the most mesmerising fashion, frequently underpinned by an insistent deep groove, their music stand up to re-listening time and time again.
One of the great cult bands of Australia, the deceptive simplicity of The Necks' music throws forth new charms on each hearing. Not entirely avant-garde, nor minimalist, nor ambient, nor jazz, the music of The Necks is possibly unique in the world today.
"Although I had known the individual members of The Necks, particularly bassist Lloyd Swanton, for many years it was not until I saw the controversial play and then the film, ‘The Boys’ that I truly experienced the mesmeric sounds of The Necks.
Virtuoso players in their own right, Chris Abrahams, piano, Tony Buck, drums and Lloyd Swanton – The Necks created a niche that is now a torrent and is continually being embraced by both International and Australian audiences. Individually they come from of a wide spectrum of contemporary jazz backgrounds from soul grooves and hard bebop to their own form of instantationalism - prodding, provoking and always interesting." (Helen Matthews)
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TUESDAY March 2
The Devil Rides Out support CLUTCH (US)
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The Devil Rides Out, who last week inked a deal with Impedance Records, will this week open up fro Maryland rock legends CLUTCH at a Soundwave sideshow on Tuesday March 2nd at Amplifier Bar. Doors open at 7:30pm with the Devils kicking things off at 8:15pm so be early. Ticket are available here: http://www.moshtix.com.au/event.aspx?id=32204
The debut album from The Devil Rides Out, "The Heart & The Crown" will be unleashed by Impedance nationally in June, with an international release to follow in September.
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Acoustic Café at Mojos Bar
am i in a french cafe or north fremantle!
Tuesday, March 2, Acoustic Café returns to Mojos Bar. Playing this month will be Jimmy Stewart, Davey Craddock, Jesse Woodward and Khin Myint. Entry to this show is $6 from 8pm.
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FURTHER AHEAD
Going Solo at the Moon late night café
a whole bunch of storytelling dudes!
Wednesday, March 3, at the Moon the artists playing the Going Solo night will be Jimmy Stewart, Anton McKay and Emlyn Johnson. This week the artists will go on at 8pm. Entry to restaurants is always free!
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Fremantle Blues and Roots Club
simon kelly band plus more!
Wednesday, March 3, the Fremantle Blues and Roots Club is at it again delivering some of the best blues and roots music Fremantle has to offer. Playing are Cats Blue Velvet, Robbie Jalepeno and Simon Kelly band. Entry is $10/$5 for members from 8pm.
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James Blackshaw (UK / Young God)
Rosemount Hotel
Meupe & Tura New Music present The Ambassador From Everywhere 21 featuring James Blackshaw (UK / Young God) Thursday March 4.
James Blackshaw (UK / Young God, Important), Mental Powers, Craig McElhinney, Jane Harris.
8pm / $15
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Picnic records launch
at the bird
Saturday March 13.
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Optimo (JD Twitch UK 3hr Set)
at the republic
Saturday 13 March at The Republic cnr Shafto Lane and Wellington Street Perth.
$10 for members - $15 for non members, Door Sales Only.
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Swing with Earl
Friday, March 19, Swing with Earl is happening at the Mount Lawley Bowling Club. Earl Cole Perth’s best crooner will perform all the great swing tunes from all the greats. Earl will be flanked by the Earl Cole dancers to make it all the more scintillating. DJ Moogy will be playing jazz, bop and swing upon doors and in the breaks. Heyder and Shears are providing the catering for all party goers and expect the best retro priced drinks from the Bowls club Bar! Tickets are strictly limited and available from Heatseeker.com.au as of Thursday February 25. This event is a follow up to Ritz at the Loft, which sold out on New Year’s Eve at the Little Creatures venue!!
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No Internet Filter! Perth Rally
Forrest Place, City
Check out the facebook.
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Laneway Art & Lattes
Wednesday, 3 March till Sunday, 7 March.
More info HERE.
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In The Pines
Somerville Auditorium
Pines returns for 2010 and this year it will be held on Sunday May 2 in the amazing Somerville Auditorium on the campus of the University of Western Australia.
Early bird tickets are now available right here! http://www.rtrfm.com.au/events/107
More details soon only on RTRFM 92.1
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ONGOING
Jimmy Stewart at the Moon and some...
This man must be heard by all humans
Playing at the Blue Room Theatre Feb 25 as a part of the Going Solo Summer Song Series with Seven Weapons and Heathcte Blue JImmy Stewart is then to play each Tuesday at Mojos in March and each Going Solo Wednesday at the Moon - check the line ups on this poster>>>
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Aldas Art Gallery //
Begins Feb 18 runs to March 13
Exhibiting Caitlin Yardley and Tane Andrews
find out loads more here
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Exhibition opening at Pica
Starts this FRiday
You are invited to the opening of three new exhibitions at PICA: Jeppe Hein, Sarah Elson and Grant Stevens.
Exhibitions run 12 February - 5 April 2010
Tuesday - Sunday 11am-6pm
More info here
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North Foto Freo Fringe
Begins March 20 - April 18
North Foto Freo Fringe will encompass venes in the North Freo hub those being Mrs browns, Mojos Bar, the North Fremantle Bowling Club and Harvest Restaurant.
The photographers exhibiting in the the spaces are Phil Tucak whose rides natures ripple exhibited at Mrs Browns is a beatiful and engrossing display of ripple effects of all manner as found in nature and captured wth a camera.
Amy Vinicombe and Lyle Branson exhibiting at Mojos Bar who distort photographs in the paper development stage of film photography amongst other analogue manipulations of the medium. Mihaila also exhibiting at Mojos Bar frames photographs in an unorthodox way as to present attractive shapes out of what is usually overlooked for instance who would have thought that a bass players forearm would juxtapose against the shape of a double bass almost sensually?
Bo Wong will exhibit at North Fremantle Bowling Club. Fremantle artist, Bo merges her background in architectural photography and contemporary photo-media practice in this exploration of sites of significance around Fremantle. The body of work include a series of suburban deli’s, houses donning Christmas lights and buildings previously inhabited by her ancestors.
Photographers exhibiting at Harvest incude Izabela Pluta (Sydney), David Jo Bradley (WA), Shane Hulbert (Melbourne), Juha Tolonen (WA), Nic Duncan (Regional WA), Christine Ko (Sydney) & Christine Tomás (WA)!!
more details www.fotofreo.com
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Street films in fremantle and perth!!
Wednesday, 27 January till Friday, 30 April.
Stay tuned for details of the where why and when's by checking out the facebook.
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