Eskimo Joe are back for a tour around Australia, and perform at Fremantle Arts Centre on Saturday 15 an Sunday 16 August 2009.

15th August show sold out.

The wait is finally over for Eskimo Joe’s Australian fans to see their favourite live act on the just announced ‘INSHALLA AUSTRALIAN TOUR’ throughout July and August 2009.
Eskimo Joe have just returned from a European tour and have come home to the news that their latest single, ‘Foreign Land’ came in as the #1 Most Added Song at radio and after two weeks on air is already riding high in the Top 20 of the Australian Airplay Chart.

Gates open 6 to 10pm

18+ licensed show

Tickets on sale for $50 + booking fee from Heatseeker, Mills, Planet, Star and Fremantle Arts Centre box office.  15th August show sold out.

Eskimo Joe official website

Death Cab for Cutie return to Australia, and perform at Fremantle Arts Centre on Thursday 19 February 2009.

Kicking off the tour with an outdoor show in Fremantle, Death Cab for Cutie are then set to perform in intimate theatre surrounds in Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. The year just past saw Death Cab for Cutie’s sixth studio album “Narrow Stairs”, debut at Number 6 on the ARIA Album Chart and an impressive Number 1 debut on the US Billboard Chart. “Narrow Stairs is rapidly approaching Gold sales (500,000) in their home country.

Tickets on sale 9 January from Heatseeker.com.au, Mills Records – Fremantle, Planet Video – Mount Lawley, Star Surf – Perth & Mandurah, Live Clothing stores.

Licensed venue, 18+ Photo ID required for entry / Minors permitted when accompanied by their parent.

As well as performing at Southbound in Busselton in January, The Cat Empire will perform two shows at Fremantle Arts Centre, on Thursday 5 and Friday 6 March 2009. (Friday sold out)

The National Tour will support the Feb ’09 release of a new album – LIVE ON EARTH – which incorporates recordings of shows all over the world, spanning the bands career to date. The archives have been raided, and the best takes will be found on a double disc compilation. This is the closest you can come to having The Cat Empire play live in your lounge room.

Tickets on sale 15 December from Heatseeker, Star Surf Perth & Mandurah, Mills Records Fremantle, Planet Video Mt Lawley, Live Clothing Stores and Fremantle Arts Centre Box Office.

The Cat Empire official website

Pete Murray is coming to the Southbound Festival in Busselton on 3 January, but he will also perform a sideshow at Fremantle Arts Centre on Sunday 4 January 2009.

Pete Murray stands tall amongst Australian songwriters with his formidable fusion of roots/rock guts and a subtle, intimate touch that nods to the balladeering greats.
He is quintessentially Australian, yet with a global mantra that’s seen his music breach national barriers and seduce hearts worldwide.

Support from: WA bred and Melbourne based tunesmith Carus, Perth’s own psychedelic rockers The Panda Band and South Africa’s Chris Letcher.

It’s an 18+ licensed gig and gates open at 5.30pm (so don’t be too slow packing up your tent and driving back up to Perth if you’re going to Southbound! :P ).

Tickets are $55 + booking fee and available soon from heatseeker.com.au or Fremantle Arts Centre, Mills Records, Planet Video, Star Surf and all Live Clothing stores.

Fat Freddys Drop will perform at Fremantle Arts Centre on New Years Day, 1 January 2009!

Ring in the new year with a quality line up of soul-soothing beats from the leaders of blues infused dub, New Zealand’s Fat Freddy’ Drop.
Fresh from releasing their anticipated sophomore album Big BW the powerhouse eight piece bring their live show back to Australia for the first time since November 07 to present the new material and play their most loved tunes like ‘Hope’, ‘Cay’s Cray’s’, ‘Roady’ and ‘Wandering Eye.’

Support from DJ Vadim, Sunshine Brothers and more.

Gig starts at 5.30pm and it’s an 18+ licensed show.

Tickets from Heatseeker, Fremantle Arts Centre box office; Mills; Planet and Star Perth.

The Black Keys return to Perth on Monday 29 December 2008 and perform at Fremantle Arts Centre with Dr Dog and Abbe May supporting.

Tearing up our highways and flight paths since 2003, the band has gone from small clubs to selling out theatres and large rooms from Darwin to Hobart. Their dirty rock and soul sound has won them a loyal and passionate audience that continues to grow. Five albums into their career, these show will be the defining moment of their local career so far. Expect grandeur, expect electricity, expect the sweetest garage sounds you have ever heard on the big stage.

Dr. Dog are back to build on their introductory visit late in 2007. Hot on the heels of their new release Fate, the Philadelphia 5 piece bring the retro sound with the modern touches that makes them the musician’s band the world over.

Tickets on sale now through Heatseeker for $55 + booking fee.

The Black Keys official website