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ReviewsAretha to Alicia: Decades of soul with Shameem
10 February 2026
Cover Image: Shameem and her band light up The Ellington Jazz Club with a dynamic, soul‑rich performance spanning decades of iconic music. Photo supplied. Aretha to Alicia: …
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Spotlight
Music, energy and creativity hits the city this weekend for The Perth International Jazz Festival
23 October 2025
The Perth International Jazz Festival, with a packed program of international, interstate and local acts, launches this weekend and runs until Sunday November 2.
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Features
What to SEE: March gig guide
1 March 2023
As the sun sets on Perth Festival and we edge closer to the cooler months, there’s still plenty of heat in the local arts scene. March into the new season with a diverse mix of music, art, film and so much more.
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Reviews
Hostess with the mostest keeps crowd on the line
21 January 2023
The request lines are open and reviewer Angela Ho is happy to dial in as queer piano bar queen and live karaoke machine Rosie Rai serves up the hits.
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Reviews
Aué finds her own voice with Brazilian beat
21 September 2022
Georgie Aué may have won fans with a tribute show but her album launch reveals a rich catalogue of original material. Kristian Borring revels in an evening of laidback Latin grooves and lush vocals.
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Reviews
Musical explorations from the edge
27 April 2022
Tune Noise Tune’s series of experimental performances is giving local audiences new opportunities to hear innovative sounds, and the latest instalment has Kristian Borring mesmerised.
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Reviews
Mein Gott it’s back to the eighties
29 January 2022
The 80s have arrived at Fringe World. Bourby Webster discovers some of the more quirky ways the decade of cheesy ballads, naughty pop and synth music can be kept alive, with two very brassy tribute shows.
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Reviews
What wild women do
21 January 2022
Simone Craddock and Jessie Gordon are two of Fringe’s busiest artists. Clad in leopard skin and armed with killer voices, their first show celebrates what it is to be a woman in control. Bourby Webster is thrilled to hear them roar!
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Western Australia’s arts playground
Western Australia’s arts playground
Always was, always will be…
Seesaw Magazine acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands on which we work and live, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Nation. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.
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