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ARTBAR – where music, food, wine and art come together! Ella Hooper | Thursday 8 May | $42+bf | ONLY PERTH SHOW Singer, songwriter, radio and now TV personality Ella Hooper has announced a national tour to celebrate the release of her new single, ‘Wild Stallionz’. Taken from her debut solo album In Tongues, set for release in 2014, the single release will see Ella perform her blend of spiky rock and alt-pop in a string of must-see shows across the country. The musician, formerly the lead singer of legendary rock-pop group Killing Heidi, is currently the co-host of ‘The Aus Top 20’ and has just taken over the role as team captain on the 2014 return of Australia's favourite music quiz show, Spicks & Specks. Don’t miss this chance to see Ella perform brand new material off this highly anticipated release. The Paper Kites | Thursday 19 June | $45+bf | ONLY PERTH SHOW Known for their ethereal, moody sound Melbourne five-piece The Paper Kites have had a whirlwind six months since the release of their debut album States. After a national tour, a North American tour supporting City and Colour, plus their own sold-out headlining tour of US/CAN, the band will be back on the road again visiting all capital cities across Australia. With States debuting at #17 on the ARIA charts, The Paper Kites have clearly cemented their presence in the Australian music scene, having already built up a solid fan base off their two EPs, Woodland and Young North. Being known for creating innovative and mesmerising music videos, it’s no wonder The Paper Kites have received over 10 million YouTube views, a J Award nomination for Australian Music Video of the Year and the 27th spot in Rage’s Top 50 Music Videos of 2013 for ‘Young’. Don’t miss your chance to see The Paper Kites performing their old, new, and most popular songs! Tickets are expected to sell fast, so get yours now! Dan Sultan will be launching the sixth season of ARTBAR. Tickets to Dan’s show, $42+bf, on Thursday 6 March are available through ticketek.com.au or the AGWA Box Office. Previous events at ARTBAR have sold out prior to the performance so purchase your tickets early. Tickets available from 9am Monday 17 February, through ticketek.com.au, at the AGWA Box Office or on 132 849. *Booking and credit card fees may apply. Doors and the featured exhibition open at 6.30pm Exhibition closes prior to the main performance at 8pm Main performance commences at 8pm Event closes at 10pm Food and wine available for purchase Under 18s must be accompanied by a parent/guardian General admission, limited seating available For more information please visit: artgallery.wa.gov.au/ARTBAR For further information, imagery and interviews please contact: Tanya Sticca – AGWA Community Relations Co-ordinator E: [email protected] P: 9492 6692 .

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