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SOME of WA’s best musicians will perform music originating from the Americas in the inner courtyard of the Fremantle Arts Centre. more »
WHEN notorious LA gangster rappers N.W.A burst onto the music scene in the late '80s, it prompted parent groups everywhere to condemn the expletive-laden and unapologetically violent and sexist protest songs. more »
IT seems reality TV show Australia's Got Talent has worked wonders for the profile of barbershop music across the country. more »
YOU probably wouldn't think The Wiggles, horror film Wolf Creek, uninhibited love-making and a 1920s dance performed with outstretched arms shared an obvious common link - but they do. more »
WHEN grandfather of Perth drum 'n' bass Greg Packer began DJing in the '80s, his beloved breakbeat genre - made famous by artists like LTJ Bukem, Roni Size and Goldie - didn't exist. more »
WA-bred, UK-based folk songstress Emily Barker is growing a little tired of the music media. more »
WITH a new performance home and new general manager at the helm for the 2012 season, the WA Youth Jazz Orchestra is ushering in a new era. more »
GROWING up in sunny Queensland, it was hard for artist Emma Louise not to find inspiration everywhere she looked. more »
FOR Queensland melodic-folk duo Busby Marou, the year 2011 will certainly go down as one to remember - for both the right and wrong reasons. more »
WHEN seasoned Perth musician Nat Ripepi learnt she had ovarian cancer, her network of friends put their heads together and thought of the best way they could help the popular entertainer. more »
SEAN Clark - aka Cerebral Cortext of Perth rap outfit Down South Crew - is giving a shout-out to all local hip-hop lovers to attend the launch of his group's debut mixtape, Ill Recognise Ill. more »
STRAIGHT laced, fresh faced and showing no signs of a tattoo or sordid history, Ciaran Gribbin seems an odd pick as frontman for iconic Aussie rock group INXS. more »
THEY are often praised for possessing angelic voices and hailed by their legions of fans as goddesses, so it’s only fitting that Seeker Lover Keeper are taking their soaring, ethereal vocals on a national tour of churches and cathedrals. more »
WHAT do Sydney folk-indie darlings Boy & Bear have in common with a 1973 low-budget film about truckers battling a Nazi hiding out in Mexico? more »
ROCK n' rollers aren't renowned for following rules or playing it safe - and Boom Crash Opera's frontman Dale Ryder is no exception. more »
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Western Suburbs Weekly reporter Erienne Lette and City of Subiaco Mayor Heather Henderson talks about the new Cinemas Project.
Editor Denise Cahill talks with Harriet Wyatt about new conservation and restoration works being done to the Oliver Hill Battery.
Western Suburbs Weekly journalist Sarah Motherwell with this week's Cat Haven update.
Western Suburbs Weekly journalist Erienne Lette with this week's Dog Refuge update.
