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A DIEHARD Bob Dylan fan, emerging singer-songwriter James Teague is elated to grace the West Coast Blues 'n' Roots Festival line-up alongside his folk idol. more »
FULL-blooded jealous desire, political brutality and murder - welcome to the deliciously dark world of West Australian Opera's Tosca. more »
MELBOURNE six-piece The Cat Empire - renowned for its good-time party sound - has a legion of spirited fans. more »
JOINING the ranks of fierce female songstresses PJ Harvey, Bjork and Cat Power is Swedish indie sensation Lykke Li. more »
MUSICIANS do it all the time - downplay the significance of winning awards. more »
HAPPY-go-lucky Perth teens Tim Ayre and Jean-Christophe Capotorto must be the envy of all their friends. more »
At 26, you'd think Canadian 'rock' chick Avril Lavigne would have grown up. more »
First there was Lily Allen, then Marina Diamandis (aka Marina & the Diamonds) and now Jessie.J - welcome to music's Brit-girl brat pack. more »
BACK in 2007, R&B pop diva Rihanna famously declared she wanted to be “the black Madonna” - talk about self-imposed pressure. more »
THE Japanese would have to be synonymous with a sense of offbeat, quirky cool. more »
I KNEW US hip-hop wasn't that popular with the kids of Perth today - indie pop/rock and electro/pop is all the rage - but it wasn't until tickets for yesterday's Good Vibrations festival were selling like a Rugs-a-Million sale that reality hit home. more »
WHILE Joe Cocker is a man of his word, he is a man of few words on stage. more »
FOCUS on writing strong music and dismiss minor details like one's positioning in a line-up - that's the advice Sean Pollard from Perth indie group Split Seconds gives fledgling local bands. more »
Pop music duo Roxette would have to go down as one of Sweden's most famous exports alongside ABBA, Ikea and Volvos. more »
THE media has a lot to answer for - we're quick to beat-up fledgling talent and throw around labels like 'the next big thing' only to turn on the young up-and-comers when they start to read and believe all the hype. 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.
