Sunday 20th November 2011

World-renowned Ethiopian musician, arranger and composer Mulatu Astatke is coming to Fremantle Town Hall on Sunday 20 November, backed by a 10-piece ensemble! Grace Barbe and her four-piece band. DJ Charlie Bucket World-renowned Ethiopian musician, arranger and composer Mulatu Astatke is coming to Fremantle Town Hall on Sunday 20 November, backed by a 10-piece ensemble!

Off the back of sell-out shows in Perth and across Australia last year, the founding father of Ethio-Jazz will play the vibraphone, congas and percussion in what can only be described as a mixture of traditional Ethiopian melodies, Afro Jazz and classic soul and funk.

With a music career spanning over four decades, Astatke, now 67, continues to wow crowds and has performed at some of the world's most influential venues, including Glastonbury. Astatke will be backed by The Black Jesus Experience, a 10-pieces ensemble that blends traditional Ethiopian music with jazz, funk and hip hop.

Supporting Mulatu is Fremantle-based singer, so

Friday, 20th January 2012

Fly By Night Club, 1 Holdsworth Street, Fremantle

NOUVELLE VAGUE

Doors Open: 8.00pm

Presale Tickets: $53.50 inc BF from www.flybynight.org or phone 9430 5976* (*Transaction fees apply)

Door Tickets: $55.00 inc BF (if available)

Dust off the 80s vinyl, rustle up some sequins and stilettos and pin a feather in your hair French super group Nouvelle Vague along with their 2 original singers Phoebe Killdeer and Melanie Pain (together again the first time since their last Perth show in Feb 2007), return to WA for an exclusive performance at the Fly by Night.

Since the phenomenal success of their debut self-titled album in 2004, audiences around the world have embraced the unique sound of founders and multi-instrumentalists Marc Collin and Olivier Libaux, bringing a bossa-nova twist to classic 80s post-punk hits. Their 2006 follow-up, Bande à Part, added a dash of Caribbean salsa to the mix for even more fun, paying homage to the original songs while at the same time making the lilting reinterpretations all their own.

Australian audiences in particul

Friday 4th November 2011

Fly By Night Club, 1 Holdsworth Street, Fremantle, Western Australia

Fremantle Pride Party The Brow, WASAMBA Dr spin, 1 Track Mind Vintage Reds Burlesque, Ginge man'Gina, Val Nourished Eco Faeries Unleashed presents the Fremantle Pride Party. Bringing the community rainbow and cabaret gender benders to Fremantle for a night of celebration and unhindered play.

A dance party to rock your rainbow socks off, featuring The Brow Horn Orchestra, WASAMBA, DJ's Doc Spin and 1trackmind, cabaret performing burlesque queens The Vintage Reds, along with Drag Queen Val Nourished and Drag King Ginge Man'Gina.

The Brow Horn Orchestra- Multi-Award Winning party proliferators, The Brow Horn Orchestra play genre defying, dance demanding pop music, laced with dub, ska, hip-hop, electronica, African rhythms & beyond. A dish best served live, the Triple J Unearthed Feature Artists captivate audiences with their inimitable live energy, cheeky swagger and universal spin on music.

Wednesday 7th April 2010

217 Canning Highway, East Fremantle

April is World Autism Awareness Month and The LEARN Foundation for Autism is promoting the cause with an art exhibition and auction, showcasing the talent of Fremantle artists and acclaimed WA artist, Leon Pericles. April is World Autism Awareness Month and The LEARN

Foundation for Autism is promoting the cause with an art

exhibition and auction, showcasing the talent of Fremantle

artists and acclaimed WA artist, Leon Pericles.

Selected pieces of the artists' work will be available for

purchase, raising funds for The LEARN Foundation to further

their work with children with Autism.

Included in the auction will be a piece by Pro Hart, Study

for the Search for Gold.

Please join us and support The LEARN Foundation to carry

out its essential work.

Dress Code: Lounge suit

Don't forget to RSVP by 1st April to sharniashby@learnaustralia.org or 9438 3800

Saturday 27th February 2010

The Phoenix, 23 East Row , Civic

Fremantle's folk-country extrvavaganza hit the highways & lowroads of The New South Wales in search of gold, glory and adventure! Join this raucous raconteur and his bedraggled band of believers on their questionable quest for one night only at The Phoenix on Sat Feb 27 The Justin Walshe Folk Machine + Special Guests The Justin Walshe Folk Machine (WA)

Highways & Lowroads Tour

NSW & ACT February 24-28

The Justin Walshe Folk Machine play folk for folks who don't like folk. They're an energised folk-country extravaganza based in Fremantle who've developed a lust for touring in the lead up to releasing their forthcoming sophomore album "Walking to China" this Winter.

They released the first single "Pockets Full of Gold" nationally last October earning Drum Media Single of the Week and plenty of airplay all over the country as they met hoards of new enthusiastic fans on their national November tour. Their live show didn't fail to impress on either side of the country with the raucous rambling raconteur t

Thursday 13th August 2009

Mojos Bar, North Fremantle

The Last Kinection Impossible Odds, MC Bryant, Joe Black & Emcee Able Thursday 13 August - Mojos Bar, PERTH (W.A) $10, 8pm

The Last Kinection

Newcastle group The Last Kinection are back with a new lease on life, a strong sense of purpose, and a national tour to officially launch their debut album 'Nutches'. Set to tour their energetic and big beat pumping show during July and August, The Last Kinection's 'Propa Mad Deadly' tour is proudly supported by Triple J. Supporting nationally is the highly talented Impossible Odds from Brisbane.

The Last Kinection's album 'Nutches' is a soundtrack to the lives the band members have experienced as young Indigenous Australians (Murries) living an urban life. Their unique brand of Hip Hop is infused with reggae, traditional chants, colloquialisms and instruments. After an emotion charged period in their lives, the 'Propa Mad Deadly' tour sparks an exciting new phase for The Last Kinection as they give their album 'Nutches' the celebration it deserves.

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