April Gig Guide 2025

Tim Freedman’s Moonlit Deck

The Ellington Jazz Club
Wednesday 9 April - Friday 11 April

After the sold-out success of the Love This City 25 years tour in 2024, Tim Freedman, the charismatic frontman of The Whitlams returns to Perth to give an intimate solo performance over three big nights. This 80-minute cabaret-style show is set to be an evening of storytelling and music, as Freedman delves into his extensive back catalogue. Along the way, he’ll share untold stories behind of his big hits like “Blow Up the Pokies” and “No Aphrodisiac”. There will also be some newer material to keep things interesting. Shows are already selling out so make sure you hop on to securing your tickets.

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Ryan McMullan

Magnet House
Friday, 25 April 2025

Northern Ireland’s Ryan McMullan is making waves down under, bringing his much anticipated ‘Redesign Album Tour’ to Perth. After sharing the stage with giants like Ed Sheeran and Snow Patrol, McMullan is stepping into the spotlight with his debut album, Redesign which dropped in November 2024. Known for his soulful vocals and tender storytelling, he’s set to take on the stage at Magnet House. This is your chance to hear tracks like ‘Bowie on the Radio’ as McMullan showcases why he’s one of the most exciting emerging singer-songwriters. 

The Hindley Street Country Club - Just Gets Better Tour

His Majesty’s Theatre, Perth
Saturday, 26 April 2025

After a standout 2024, The Hindley Street Country Club is hitting the road for their inaugural national theatre tour, bringing their 11-piece ensemble to Perth. Known for their dynamic covers from legends like Paul McCartney and Yacht Rock’s Christopher Cross, HSCC promises a two-hour set filled with both fresh tracks and fan favourites. With enhanced production and stellar musicianship, you’ll be dancing in the aisles. Tickets are selling hot so secure yours for a night of toe-tapping music.

Tina Arena - ‘Don’t Ask… Again’ Tour

Riverside Theatre, PCEC
Sunday 27 April 2025

Australia’s own music icon, Tina Arena, is set to light up the stage at the Riverside Theatre. Celebrating the 30th anniversary of her groundbreaking and chart-topping album Don’t Ask, this concert will give fans an intimate yet electrifying live experience. Fans can look forward to hearing megahit anthems like “Chains”, “Wasn’t It Good” and “Sorrento Moon (I Remember)” with other favourites spanning her extraordinary career. Don’t miss this chance to witness a true Australian legend live on stage.