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Audio-visual duo Black Zenith (Darren Moore and Brian O'Reilly - Singapore) investigate the intersecting points between electronic music, improvisation and abstract moving images.
An operatic treasure-trove, from Baroque marvels through to 21st century masterpieces ...
Returning by popular demand, WA Youth Orchestra brings Prokofiev’s timeless classic to life - a tale which entertains and provides an introduction to music and the instruments of the orchestra.
Pick up some Good Vibrations at this unforgettable celebration dedicated to the music of The Beach Boys.
A night of celebration and achievement, as WAAPA's top music students receive a glittering series of performance prizes and scholarships.
2024 marks the eagerly anticipated release of Troy’s latest studio album Between the Fires. See it live this October!
Australian pop superstars Sheppard announce national all-ages tour for their new album ZORA
Bernard Fanning and Paul Dempsey tour their debut album THE DELUGE, releasing on August 2nd under the moniker Fanning Dempsey National Park.
For 27 years BABBA have been thrilling audiences worldwide with their superb re-creation of 70’s super group ABBA and the legacy of hits they gave us.
Chart topping podcasters I’m Grand Mam are bringing their live show to Australia for the very first time. Their show “That’s Showbiz” is set to arrive on our shores with a bang!
Iconic Aussie rockers Grinspoon are back with their first new music in 12 years, ‘whatever, whatever’ is set for release on August 9.
Handsome Tours & Double J are proud to present the the long awaited return of Waxahatchee to Australia in 2024!
Secret Sounds is thrilled to announce that Portland-based singer-songwriter and producer Still Woozy is returning to Australia in February 2025.
A tasty series of free lunchtime concerts featuring staff, students or visiting guests serving up sumptuous musical treats for hungry ears!
Refreshing, unpretentious and positive ... Mo Award winner Emma Pask is one of Australia’s favourite voices in jazz, with James Morrison describing her as ‘the real thing'.