Meg Mac

"As we enter the festival site, there's even less cow onesies than last year. Could this 'trend' finally be over?"

A mesmerising set that smashes through a few minor technical difficulties.

Meg Mac talks the ups (and downs) of moving interstate as young artist.. Meg Mac is an Australian act very quickly on the rise. We first fell in love with her when she guest vocalled on one of our earliest Pilerats Records releases with Sid Pattni - Go Back Home (listen HERE), and it's been rad to watch her rapid climb to high rotation on triple j, along with a recent sold-out national tour. Meg grew up in Sydney, before relocating to Perth to study, before relocating again, this time to Melbourne. It's a move that is clearly paying off so far, and we were really interested to find out what it was like for a young artist furthering their music career whilst also dealing with moving to a new state. Follow Meg Mac: FACEBOOK // SOUNDCLOUD A few of Meg Mac's favourite THINGS

"The Mac girl’s a bit special"

Meg Mac convinces Sydney - and herself - at the Newtown Social Club.

Meg Mac proves she's an unassuming, talented artist on the rise at the Northcote Social Club.

On the eve of her sold-out Aus' tour, Meg Mac shows off some of her fave things.. Everything's coming up Meg Mac on the eve of her upcoming Australian tour. All dates on said tour have now sold out (check 'em HERE anyway), and she's just dropped a new single that will feature on her self-titled debut EP, out Friday 12 September. So here's the plan, put that new song, Grandma's Hands, on now, and then check out five of Meg Mac's favourite things, which she kindly took some time out of her busy EP/tour prep to take some photos of and talk about for us.

More goodness out of WA, this time from indie-pop dudes Rainy Day Women.. Following a video premiere last week for hard-rocking WA outfit The Love Junkies (check Television HERE), we're very #PerthProud today to unveil some more goodness out of our fair corner of the world in Rainy Day Women's latest single, Mrs Jones. And while we're not quite into the summer months yet, the Rainy Day lads have provided another summery sing-along slice of indie-pop. The four-piece have long flown the flag for WA's long and healthy tradition in pop-rock outfits (think The Sleepy Jackson, The Panics, Split Seconds), and Mrs Jones sets 'em up nicely for the sunny months that feel so close, yet so far away. They're supporting Meg Mac around on her upcoming Australian tour, and you can check the dates after drifting away with Mrs Jones for a few minutes below: UPCOMING SHOWS: FRI 12 SEP | NEWTOWN SOCIAL CLUB, SYDNEY NSW (SOLD OUT)  SAT 13 SEP | NORTHCOTE SOCIAL CLUB, MELBOURNE VIC (SOLD OUT)  SAT 20 SEP |