February 2021 | WAM

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WAM and WA Music Week heads to the big stage to bring you Hear & Now

25 Feb |

It’s been a challenging 12 months for the music industry, but there’s a much-deserved ...

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WAM Reveal Jam-packed Program for WAMFest presented by Act Belong Commit!

24 Feb |

After months of careful planning and preparation, West Australian Music (WAM) are excited to ...

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WAMCon announced, revealing fresh format and industry powerhouse speakers

22 Feb |

WAM is proud to announce that WA’s premier music conference, WAMCon, will be returning to ...

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WAMFest Returning to Scarborough for Scarbs Beach Party

19 Feb |

This year sees WAMFest presented by Act-Belong-Commit team up with City of Stirling for the ...

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WAMAward Nominees and Awards Party Revealed, plus public voting open!

19 Feb | All-Ages, Awards, Events, WAM Events / Projects

West Australian Music (WAM) is excited to reveal the nominees for the WAMAwards, occuring as ...

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Remote Artist Access Initiative Brings Two Remote Kimberley Bands to festival Stages!

16 Feb | Events, Indigenous, Regional, WAM Events / Projects

Kimberley acts Rocky Ridge Band and Main River Band are the first two bands to benefit from a ...

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Launchpad: Feb 12 – Feb 26

11 Feb |

We’re bringing you the latest edition of Launchpad, showcasing events from Feb 12 to Feb ...

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New Noise Collective Library Sessions return!

10 Feb |

West Australian Music (WAM) in partnership with Act Belong Commit is pleased to reveal the ...

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Callout – Snap Shot: WA Music Photography from the Archives

10 Feb |

Calling all photographers, casual photo snappers, and visual archivists! Do you have ...

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WAM is supported by the State Government through the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries and Lottery West, and is assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.