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…

Mark Neal steps up as WAMfest director, Claire Hodgson to coordinate WAMCon again this year.

Letts first made his mark in the late '70s as the DJ that single-handedly turned a whole generation of punks onto reggae-lovers.

Set across four stages will be a host of WA alternative, grunge, punk and indie-rock bands alongside soloists.

The first seven of 30 includes Jesse Elliott, Susan Heymann, Will Evans, Anna Laverty and more.

Organisers are determined to top last year’s record-breaking achievements.

Aysha Amani, Kylie Thompson and Sam Cutri to replace Louise Scott, Jacob Snell and Mark Spillane on the 2018 WAM board.