WWIM and Sound Exploration Fremantle presents: Flock and Flitter. A workshop and concert celebrating our movements from place to place – people coming and going, to and from different places, floating and collaborating. 🐦✨🕊️ Like birds in migration, we invite you to join our FLOCK with an improvisatory music workshop hosted by visiting artsits Daisuke Terauchi and Tamaho Miyake (Japan). Anyone is encouraged to participate or watch; bring along your instruments, or just your gorgeous self. The night will continue to fly with a concert performed by our visiting and local artists – FLITTERing together, creating movements, sounds, gentleness and […]

This July marks the launch of NoizeMaschin!! Denmark Celebrating sonic exploration. Featuring a dynamic lineup of local and visiting artists, the event will highlight sound art, improvisation, and boundary-pushing performance. The format is simple: 6–8 short sets, each up to 15 minutes.Artists are free to present anything, from polished compositions to raw experiments. Works-in-progress are welcomed, fostering a space where performance and creative development meet. Join us for a vibrant Sunday afternoon of community-driven sound and art, with: Live drawingArtist Q&AWarm drinks and an open bar All are welcome, come listen, discover, and connect. Entry: Pay What You Can – […]

Tone List is partnering with the Politics of the Machines conference to present two avant-sundowners in the cosy nook that is Astral Weeks. Riffing off the conference theme of synthetic sentience, this little program delves into the sounds of field recordings, machine animism, swarming and simulacra. A solo set from E Millar explores rich textures produced by amplifying tiny sounds made by kinetic sculptures made from recycled consumer electronics. Bearing an uncanny resemblance to field recordings, E’s works often engage directly with this parallel, foregrounding both the earthiness and strangeness of these mechanical constructs. Visiting artist Robbie Avenaim is a […]

Join us for a celebration of exploratory sounds, paired with tasty treats, and stunning sunset views over the Derbarl Yerrigan! Goolugatup Sounds 26 featuring: BLOOD KNOWS ELSA BIGNELL & ANNIKA MOSES + DJ Pex **Plus** New group exhibition featuring work from Clara Joyce, Marcus Camphoo + Jimi DePriest ~ full bar, woodfired pizza, local artist wares & more Saturday, 26 July 2025 | 5.00pm | Free

NM 163 is gonna be lit! YOU WOULDN'T DOWNLOAD A CAR, BUT WE WOULD - Exciting new collab with Izzy French and Ethan Bellhousechri5m and fenris - Chip Tune pioneers and legends always bring an impressive live performenceMatthew anf Lara - New collab betwen Matt Taggart (Yumyab etc) and Lara DorlingWeaving Worlds - The always beautiful and amazing Weaving Worlds is someone you never want to miss live.Rodrigo - Immersive Synth and ElectronicsGabbi - Improvised vocals and instrumentation Scientia will be creating an immersive generative patch for between setsLive drawing throughout the night by Fred ("It's Just Fred") Tuesday 29th […]

“a beguiling stew of afro-beat, jazz-rock-inflected postbop, and electro-acoustic noise.” (The Wire) TL 🤝 j//v Buoyed by our shared love of improvisation and forward-thinking jazz, Tone List & jade//vision are hosting a cosy night of left-field rhythmic music together in The Corner Room (inside Ode To Sirens). Influenced by Ornette Coleman, Laurie Anderson, Jon Hassell and afrobeat, Naarm-based quartet I Hold The Lion’s Paw play rhythmic music that joins effected trumpet, voice, polyrhythmic drums & guitar into a psychedelic melting pot. Ahead of outing their latest record, Potentially Interesting Jazz Music, we look forward to a debut west-coast set that […]

“Mary Rapp is one of the most exciting and emerging talents in Australia. I haven't in over 40 years of international experience come across a musician of Mary's caliber.” Jon Rose “Rapp had an instinct for being taciturn and pithy; for making the music gossamer light or adding phenomenal weight and vigour, using extraordinarily few notes” Sydney Morning Herald Vessel joins Tone List in presenting a performance for voice, cello and double bass by Mary Rapp. The performance will take place in Gian Manik’s exhibition Regenerative Strategies and will absorb the work, the space and the site itself to create […]

Mungangga Garlagula (translated from Wajarri as “yarning by the fire”) is a collaboration by legendary Indigenous performer Mark Atkins and renowned Finnish-Australian composer and performer Erkki Veltheim. Produced by TURA, this one-night-only performance on August 11 at the State Theatre Centre of WA is a deeply human story of homecoming celebrating the life’s work of one of Australia’s finest First Nations musicians and poets through spoken word, soundscape and music. Mungangga Garlagula is a culmination of Mark Atkins' life and expansive career. A descendent of Western Australia’s Yamatji people and of Irish-Australian heritage, Mark Atkins is a virtuosic didgeridoo player […]

Sage J Harlow is the author and composer of O,D,E, a "text score opera" premiering at The Blue Room Theatre from 26 August - 6 September. Probably the first opera of its kind, text scores - open-ended, written prompts for musicians and singers - make up the entirety of the work's 65-minute score. There is no traditional music notation in the opera. So what is a text score? Why write them? What different types of text score are there? This workshop will explore these questions. You'll be invited to play some text scores by other people; write some of your […]

South meets North in this concert that celebrates the next generation of Western Australia’s thriving music scene. The program brings together exciting works by talented Conservatorium of Music graduates Kate Milligan (APRA award-winner) and Victor Arul, and current student Amy Skellern, set against the timeless sounds of Arvo Pärt and Sibelius. PROGRAM Arvo Pärt Fratres Victor Arul Two Wagtails Amy Skellern Muse of the Siren Kate Milligan Migrations Jean Sibelius Finlandia ARTISTS UWA Symphony Orchestra Conductor: James Ledger FREE Community Tickets are available using the code UWA25 when booking at TicketsWA.   Accessibility Please advise TicketsWA (https://www.ticketswa.com/contact-us) if you have any […]

O Death! I shall become! Meditation is a powerful force. O used it for liberation, until their peaceful passing. Their lover E is led astray by power and seeks to bring O back from the dead. They manage—but do not recognise O in their new body, so seek to become Death themself. Death is just doing her job. Until she isn’t.  O,D,E is a new experimental opera by Sage J Harlow (aka Sage Pbbbt). A queer, occult retelling of Orpheus & Eurydice, grounded in the suffering that comes with simply being alive. Exploring gender and identity, characters change bodies, enter […]

As a part of our current exhibition - The world is all cut-outs then - artist Jimi DePriest and composer Nate Wood's collaborative soft robotics sculpture Critical Mass brings together air pumps, switches, gates and silicone over a fourty minute sequence of air, movement and sound. Join us Tuesday evening after hours at the gallery to sit and watch through the full Critical Mass sequence, followed by a discussion between the artists and Goolugatup Gallery Curator Paul Boye. Free event, refreshments provided. ** Note: we will be filming the Critical Mass sequence, which will require a quiet audience. ✮✮✮ Goolugatup […]