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SOTA FESTIVAL: WAM interviews TIRED LION

31 May | Events

When the news rang out earlier this year that the WAMAwards Best Rock Act winning quartet Tired ...

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SOTA FESTIVAL: WAM interviews THE MONEY WAR

31 May | Events

The Money War was conceived during an American road trip when Dylan Ollivierre (Rainy ...

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SOTA FESTIVAL: WAM interviews BOB EVANS

31 May | Events

Bob Evans, the multi ARIA-winning alter ego of Jebediah frontman Kevin Mitchell, has graced the ...

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WAM INTERVIEWS: Richard Gerver ahead of Around The Sound event

24 May | All-Ages, Events

A number one best-selling author and award-winning speaker, Richard Gerver has worked with a ...

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WHEATBELT TOURING CIRCUIT: Tour 10 – The Primary Collective, Polly Medlen

23 May | All-Ages, Regional

JUNE TOUR SEES WHEATBELT WAMBASSADORS TOUR EDITION AND SERIES CLOSER! This edition of WAM’s ...

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OPPORTUNITIES: More jobs, band comps & funding _May 23 2017

23 May | Opportunities

More music related jobs, funding deadlines and competitions for acts and music industry peeps ...

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Callout for paid acoustic guitar sessions at City of Perth’s Winter Art Season

22 May | Opportunities

The presenting partners of WAMFest 2016, City of Perth continue supporting local music with The ...

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WAM Song Of The Year 2016-17 winners revealed!

17 May | All-Ages, Awards

SYDNEE CARTER TAKES OUT #WAMSOTY GRAND PRIZE + 16 INCREDIBLE WA SONGS CELEBRATED At the close ...

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WA artist Vanessa Hopes selected by Kram for One Eye on the Stranger program

12 May | Competition, Events

Over 150 applications from across Australia were received for this year’s One Eye on the ...

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Come and kick it with AGWA this weekend for Sneaker Saturday

11 May | All-Ages, Events

Art Gallery of Western Australia (AGWA) is kicking off their The Rise of Sneaker ...

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