Music in the Park Program

Two of Boorloo’s finest musicians, guitarist Brett Dimer (from Wongi country) and bassist Daniel Knight (from Koori country) combine musical forces in their accomplished and versatile band, The Brothers. Drawing from a wide range of musical influences ranging from Rock to Country and Blues to Gospel, The Brothers aren’t limited to one genre and perform all songs with their own unique style.

The Brothers are made up of some of the best musicians in town, all with different backgrounds both musically and culturally and have performed for the City of Armadale, City of Swan, City of Kwinana and many local community festivals, including NAIDOC Week, and private functions. They also cater for a unique market by being a regular band for the WA Department of Corrections, performing all over the prisons. The Brothers band have also performed with legendary Aboriginal artist Delly Stokes from the award-winning Yabu Band.

The Jarrah Celts Trio is a band of Australian Celtic musicians from the Jarrah forests of Roleystone, tucked away in the Perth hills of Western Australia.

Led by flute wielding frontman in a hat, Chris Horgan, the Jarrah Celts are descendants of Celtic people who settled in Western Australia as far as 150 years ago. As such, their music is strong with an Irish and Scottish base, infused with influences from our Australian home (Noongar country) with hints of jazz, blues and roots.

Joining Chris are two other Roleystone locals, Dave Cooper and Jon Edwards.

Get swept away with lively dancing jigs and reels or sing along with us to rowdy pub ballads. You can expect to hear hearty tunes played with a collection of acoustic instruments such as wooden flutes, fiddles, bodhran, digeridoo, guitars, double bass and mandolin.

At their core, the Jarrah Celts are an original band, performing a growing catalogue of home-grown Celtic tunes and ballads. They are also one of Perth's leading Irish and Scottish bands, hosting Ceilidhs and performing tunes from the likes of Plantxy, Dubliners, Corries, Pogues, Christy Moore, and Mumford and Sons.

Having performed previously in various guises, Ian, Grant and Rachel formed Thistledoo as a 3-piece band in 2018 playing their own brand of Scottish, Irish and popular music.

Hailing as Armadale locals, as well as being great entertainment for private functions and Sunday sessions, Thistledoo plays for regional and Perth Celtic folk celebrations. 

They’re back! One of our Music In The Mall favourites return! The CSO Fiddlers are from the Classic Sounds Orchestra Association and have heaps of fun exploring traditional music from around the world but most of all… Irish Fiddle Tunes!

Music In The Mall brings to you, the Singing Spectacular!

Join us for a journey of song with Armadale Primary School Choir and Roleystone Theatre Showcase with an array of up-and-coming singers and songwriters, showcasing their incredible talents for us all.

Bring your friends and great ready to be inspired by our Singing Spectacular! 

2019 NAIDOC Female Artist of the Year Natasha Eldridge is a proud Noongar Woman who has toured extensively throughout Australia, embracing her Indigenous culture by sharing stories through her songs, and fusing genres from blues, gospel, rock and acoustic sounds.

Accompanied by local guitarist Andrew John, they form a formidable duo swinging between thought provoking songs in language to top tapping sing along hits. From Christine Anu to Johnny Cash and everything in between! 

The City Slickers are an all-acoustic band playing a mixed bag of music from bluegrass to country to everybody’s favourite songs. Featuring local musicians Wayne Perry on guitar and vocals, Ian Simpson on banjo and dobro, Peter Harper on double bass, and very special guest for Music in the Park - the amazing Mick Patrick on fiddle and mandolin. It’s rare to see these musicians play together and they are excited to be performing just for you!

If you are a lover of music, then this is a Music In The Park you do not want to miss!

An interactive live music day with a variety of your favourite local groups such as the Classic Sounds Orchestra Association, the Homeschool Choir and members from “Meet the Orchestra” live and in person.

Bring some joy into your life and immerse yourself in the magic of music!

An enchanting acoustic duo that weave together delicate melodies and heartfelt harmonies. With their soothing blend of acoustic guitars, mesmerising vocals, and a touch of magic, Pura Vida creates an intimate and captivating musical experience. Their repertoire ranges from current hits to folk-inspired tunes to amped, energetic acoustic rock to timeless classics.

Pura Vida are Zalia Joi and Dave Cooper. Dave is a singer/songwriter from the Perth Hills and is performing his own varied brand of sonic euphony. Offering original music and well known covers, Dave has a unique style and sound. Zalia brings the feminine as a seasoned and international performer. Her performance as a songstress, guitarist and ukulele player reflects her love of music. She has studied theatre, music and musical theatre and sung in many bands, currently leading Joiride (contemporary covers), Sweetwood (Fleetwood Mac Tribute, and ongoing projects ranging from ABBA to Led Zepplin to the Andrews Sisters.