The Ataris perform at Amplifier on Sunday 25 October 2009.

After a highly successful solo tour earlier in the year, Kris Roe and his boys have decided that it is time to bring the full band back to Australia for the first time since 2003.
Hot off the back of appearances on the 2009 Warped Tour in America and yet another highly successful South American tour, The Ataris are currently tucked away in their studio in the mid-west of America writing their sixth full-length album that will see them return to the sound that made waves of fans fall in love with them in the late 1990s and early 2000s.

Supported by Stealing O’Neal and Grim Fandango

See the EP! event page for ticketing and venue details.

Those rocking Kiwis Shihad are returning to Perth for two massive nights at Amplifier Bar.

Tickets are $28.90 and are available here! Tickets for 18th October 2009 / Tickets for 17th October 2009.

With Special Guests Kill Teen Angst and Young Revelry

Shihad official site.

Kate Miller-Heidke returns to Perth and performs at Amplifier on Thursday 19 March, Players Bar Mandurah on 20 March and the Fly By Night in Fremantle on Saturday 21 March 2009.

Fearless. That was the word that kept coming up when Kate Miller-Heidke was dreaming up her second album. Fun was another one. The fact that she dared to dream either of them while her debut of ‘07, LITTLE EVE, was still ringing loud and clear suggests a couple more F-words. Forward. And Fast.
CURIOUSER radiates a newfound sense of mutual certainty from the first song. “The One Thing I Know” is an audacious mash-up of primal percussion, stomp box, ’80s synth squiggles, oddball sound effects and operatic interjections that sticks together into a seamless three minutes of timeless radio pop with enough glue left over to stick in any head in its path.

Tickets from Heatseeker for $20 + booking fee.

Swedish death metal band Grave is coming to Perth on their first ever Australian tour, and will perform at Amplifier on Tuesday 2 December 2008.

GRAVE established themselves with their legendary debut “Into the Grave” and at release date in 1991, Century Media Records inked the album as one of Death Metal’s most brutal new hopes and its release ensued that by creating a sound and style which has been an inspiration for the whole genre.

Now the 8th Album “Dominion V111″ is released , showcasing Grave has lost nothing in terms of power , groove and aggression . Certain to please anyone into true old school death metal.

Tickets are $39.80 + booking fee from Moshtix.

Grave myspace

Mondo Generator perform at Amplifier Bar on Wednesday 20 August 2008.

After spending the early nineties as bass player in Kyuss and the early years of this decade alongside Josh Homme in Queens Of The Stone Age, Nick Oliveri is finally bringing his own band The Mondo Generator to Australia for the first time to play four shows in August.

Tickets are $39 + booking fee from Moshtix.

Mondo Generator website/myspace

The Matches return after playing Soundwave Festival earlier this year. This time they perform at Amplifier Bar on Thursday 11 September 2008.

THE MATCHES are four non-smokers with radically different dietary habits, unified by the love of stepping into brand new socks and conducting amateur voodoo. Their latest release, ‘A Band In Hope’, is out now.
THE MATCHES have no shortage of accolades under their belt. The video for ‘SaltyEyes’, the opening track from the band’s sophomore album ‘Decomposer’ (2006) was named the number-one video of the week by the editors of rollingstone.com, described on spin.com as “…one of the best videos we’ve seen all year,” and was named the runner-up Alternative Press reader’s choice video of 2007!

Support bands still to be announced.

Tickets on sale through BOCS and Moshtix for $33.00.

The Matches website