What’s on in Perth and Fremantle, Western Australia, from Friday 24 April to 1 May 2009.

For a longer term view, please see ‘What’s on in April 2009′ and the event calendar.

Please submit events you think should be listed.

Saturday 25 April is ANZAC Day but there is a public holiday on Monday 27 April. There will be a lot of shops closed on Saturday however.

MUSIC

FRIDAY

Tinpan Orange at Fremantle Arts Centre on Friday 24 April

Boomtick pres. Goodwill at Ambar Niteclub on 24 April

Children Collide at Norfolk Basement on 24 April, and Amplifier on 25 April. – SOLD OUT

SATURDAY

Children Collide at Amplifier on 25 April. – SOLD OUT

Mary Duff at Perth Concert Hall on 25 April

Betty Harris at Fly By Night Club on 25 April

SUNDAY

In the Pines at Somerville Auditorium at UWA on Sunday 26 April with Sugar Army, The Kill Devil Hills, Tame Impala, Boys Boys Boys, Abbe May, Fall Electric and many more

De La Soul at Metro City on 26 April

The Drones at the Fly By Night on 26 April

Boomtick pres. The Nextmen at Villa on 26 April

MONDAY AND BEYOND

Eagles of Death Metal at Metropolis on Tuesday 28 April

Sham 69 and The Business at Amplifier on 28 April

Eugene “Hideaway” Bridges at the Perth Blues Club at The Charles Hotel on 28 April

Kottonmouth Kings and Sen Dog at Metro City on Thursday 30 April

Brooks & Dunn at Burswood Dome on Friday 1 May

Ash Grunwald at the Fly By Night on 1 May (and the Indi Bar on 3 May)

United Tour with Tara Simmons (QLD), Edward Guglielmino (QLD), mcArtney (NSW), Coby Grant (VIC) and Simon Kelly (WA) at the Hyde Park Hotel on 1 May

MISCELLANEOUS

Taste of the Valley in the Swan Valley on Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 April

Autumn Alpaca Fiesta at Whiteman Park on 25 and 26 April

PERFORMING ARTS

Dylan Moran at Burswood Theatre on Friday 24 April

Cheech & Chong at the Riverside Theatre on 26 April

Busting Out! at Subiaco Arts Centre from 23 April to 3 May

Tim Minchin at Perth Concert Hall from 29 April to 2 May

STOMP at Burswood Theatre from 28 April to 3 May

Giselle by West Australian Ballet with the West Australian Symphony Orchestra at His Majesty’s Theatre from 17 April to 2 May

For other (local) theatre productions, see the Taz Entertainment website