- Eskimo Joe, Coterie, Gyroscope, the Southern River Band, Abbe May's All Stars to play free shows at the annual WA Day Festival
- Two-day festival to be held on the 21 November and 22 November at Burswood Park
- Cook Labor Government fostering a vibrant and creative economy
The Cook Labor Government is proud to support this year's Western Australian Day celebrations, with an all-Western Australian music line-up.
The live entertainment features performances from Eskimo Joe, Coterie, Gyroscope, the Southern River Band, Abbe May's All Stars, Ricky Neil Jr., Birdland, and Clare Perrott.
Samantha Jade will perform with OrchXtra, and Gisella Colletti will join the Joondalup Symphony Orchestra.
The Discovery Stage will showcase the next generation of WA artists - featuring Joan & The Giants, Polly, Coco Elise, Kayps, Blush, Tara Tiba, Tchga, The Forever Party, Adele Oliver, Ayo Busari, Symmetrical Dogs, and Stellar Moon.
The family-friendly festival will offer a range of entertainment and attractions. Entry to the festival will be free.
The WA Day Festival is proudly supported by the Cook Labor Government, BHP, Lotterywest, Burswood Park Board, Gage Roads, Hancock Iron Ore, Nova 93.7, and Seven West Media.
As stated by Premier Roger Cook:
"This year's WA Day Festival is set to be the biggest one yet with an incredible line-up of Western Australian music.
"WA Day Festival is a chance to celebrate the people and talent that make Western Australia such a great place to live.
"With every performance free to enjoy, I encourage Western Australians to bring their family and friends and be part of it."
As stated by Creative Industries Minister Simone McGurk:
"This program brings together artists who have taken WA music to the world and performers who are building their audiences here at home.
"The new Discovery Stage creates another opportunity for Western Australians to hear local music, discover an artist and support our creative community.
"This year's line-up reflects the creativity of our local music scene, so I encourage all Western Australians to come along."
