The WA Day Festival has been rescheduled for November 24 at Perth Stadium Precinct and Burswood Park. The main stage will be located in the WA Day Festival Zone and will pulse with energy from 12PM.
This sensational FREE music concerts with a stellar line-up will entertain people of all ages thanks to the support of the WA Government, Lotterywest and BHP.
ESKIMO JOE
Since their inception in 1997, Eskimo Joe has carved out a remarkable path in music, marked by platinum albums like “A Song Is a City” and “Black Fingernails, Red Wine.” Their anthem “Foreign Land” not only clinched 2 APRA Awards but also showcased their influence beyond the studio. With a string of ARIA nominations and wins, their dynamic live performances at major festivals worldwide affirm their enduring legacy in Australian music. Transitioning from indie rock darlings to international icons, Eskimo Joe remains an indispensable force in the music landscape.
SAN CISCO
San Cisco, a three-piece indie pop band from Fremantle, Western Australia, has built a celebrated ten-year career as one of Australia’s leading independent acts, achieving multiple accolades, gold and platinum records, and Top 5 ARIA charting positions. Known for hit singles and acclaimed albums, their music has garnered millions of streams and taken them to sold-out headline shows worldwide and major festivals like Lollapalooza, Reading & Leeds, and Splendour in the Grass. Their fifth studio album, Under The Light, set for release on March 1, 2024, features collaborations with producer James Ireland, Jay Watson, Nicholas Allbrook, and Neal H. Pogue, with tracks that capture a mix of euphoria and melancholy.
GREAT GABLE
Great Gable – featuring Alex Whiteman (vocals), Matt Preen (guitar), Madi Hanley (drums), and Christopher Bye (bass) – has experienced a steady and relentless rise since their university days in Perth, where they began jamming together. With a blend of early 2000s NYC rock and UK-influenced indie, they’ve created a distinct sound characterized by catchy hooks, heartfelt lyrics, and a feel-good warmth that shines through in their energetic live shows. Touring across Australia and New Zealand has helped them hone their craft and build a loyal, rapidly growing fanbase. Their latest release, Read The Room, has cemented their place as one of Australia’s most exciting emerging bands and garnered international attention. The breakout single, “So Cool,” captures their signature sound perfectly with irresistible hooks, lively instrumentation, and an infectious chorus that keeps listeners coming back for more.
NOAH DILLON
Noah Dillon’s rapid rise in the Australian music scene began with his talent for crafting songs that resonate deeply with the human experience. After earning acclaim for his honest songwriting, the Fremantle-based artist signed with Dew Process in 2021, released his debut EP, Don’t Change For The World (Like It’s Changing Me), and toured nationally, including a performance on triple j’s Like A Version. Now, with his debut album, Kill The Dove, Dillon explores themes of growth, grief, and self-acceptance, creating an anthemic mix of pop, post-punk, and introspective tracks. Highlights include the energetic “Drifting Apart” and a collaboration with Sarah Tudzin of Illuminati Hotties. Guided by longtime producer Andy Lawson and his band, Dillon’s album showcases a dynamic range, offering an authentic and relatable soundtrack for life’s ups and downs.
MAATAKITJ
Clint Bracknell, known as Maatakitj, reimagines Indigenous songlines through electrified desert blues and dance music. Collaborating with acclaimed artists like Kronos Quartet and Angelique Kidjo, Bracknell’s innovative approach to storytelling has garnered recognition, including being named one of “50+ Indigenous People Changing the World” by Cosmos Magazine. Blending tradition with modernity, Maatakitj’s music serves as a powerful testament to cultural resilience and creativity.
ANGIE COLMAN
Angie Colman, a burgeoning voice in Perth’s music scene, enchants audiences with her heartfelt songwriting and emotive performances. Inspired by her personal experiences and musical upbringing, Colman’s introspective lyrics and indie rock sound resonate deeply with listeners, earning her acclaim and opportunities to perform alongside established acts. With her latest single “Who Are You After Me” and support from industry tastemakers, Colman’s trajectory continues to ascend as she prepares for a promising future in music.
Anna Schneider
As her first note floats out into the air, hair on the backs of necks rise and chatter simmers to stunned silence; Boorloo based singer-songwriter Anna Schneider has you pulled in, and as she plays on, you’ll want to be nowhere else. The earnest elegance of Anna’s songwriting, which slips between folk and indie with alt-country touchstones, appears tantalisingly effortless, true, and endearingly demanding of your attention. Wrapping up 2023 with two industry nominations for ‘Best Vocalist’ and ‘Best Folk/Singer-Songwriter act’ at the WAM awards and a premiere for her music video ‘Crush’ on ABC’s rage, Anna’s latest single ‘Shiny Thing’, a jaw-dropping intimate orchestral track, has cemented Anna as a true vocal rarity in WA and an artist to be watched, entranced and spellbound by
