Triple j is Hosting a Free Party at WAMFest
Triple j is throwing a huge free party at WAMFest next month.
The annual month-long showcase of WA’s flourishing music scene takes place in November, with triple j’s free party being held on the 5th at the James Street Amphitheatre in Perth’s Cultural Centre in Northbridge on Whadjuk Noongar Country.
Hosted by Good Nights presenter Bridget Hustwaite, some of the state’s best rising stars will be showcasing their talent.
The packed local lineup includes R&B artist Adrian Dzvuke, innovative queerlectro outfit Alter Boy, indie pop band Dulcie, heartfelt indie rockers South Summit, and rock duo Old Mervs.
The event is all ages and entry is free, so the party should fill up quickly. You can find the set times and all other details below.
Hustwaite and Group Music Programmer/Producer Tanya Bunter will also feature on panels a WAMCon, a two-day learn-fest aimed at helping local artists and industry professionals of all level (see below).
WAMFest is the annual celebration of original WA music, featuring the finest emerging homegrown artists, bands and producers.
It holds a distinct and unique place in the global festival market as the largest of its kind anywhere in the world, celebrating and showcasing local artists.
Spread across multiple weekends, WAMFest sees a series of outdoor concerts, venue showcases, family-friendly events all centred around WA music.
The complete WAMFest lineup features over 60 of the state’s most exciting and diverse contemporary musicians. Head to the official website for more information.
triple j’s WAMFest gig
hosted by Bridget Hustwaite
Saturday, November 5th
James Street Amphitheatre, Perth Cultural Centre: Whadjuk Noongar, Northbridge, WA
6:05pm-6:45pm – Adrian Dzvuke
7:05pm-7:45pm – Alter Boy
8:05pm-8:45pm – Dulcie
9pm-9:40pm – South Summit
10:05pm-10:50pm – Old Mervs
triple j at WAMCon
Friday, November 4th (2pm)
The Bird, Northbridge
Tanya Bunter on ‘Publicise This! How to DIY your own PR campaign like a pro’
Saturday, November 5th (2:30pm)
Planet Royale, Northbridge
Bridget Hustwaite moderating ‘Stories from the Road’