The Love Junkies, Rag N Bone & More Sign On For Hidden Treasures 2017

Establishing itself as an integral part of the WA music calendar over the past six years, Hidden Treasures Winter Music Series will return in July, bring with it a snapshot of the state’s booming creative scene.

The intimate and unique confines of beloved long-running venues The Navy Club, Buffalo Club, Packenham St Art Space, The Orient and National Hotel will host live music every Thursday throughout the month, with a slew of emerging, established and reforming acts lighting up the West End.

‘70s rockers Wayne Green & The Phantoms will take to the stage again, as will The Neptunes to celebrate their 30th Anniversary, alongside buzzing newcomers Rag N Bone and grunge favourites The Love Junkies.

This year’s event will also see the Fremantle Tram turn into a venue, hosting local legends Lucy Peach, Timothy Nelson, Steve Parkin and more.

“I love the way Hidden Treasures draws together such a diverse range of music lovers from all over Western Australia,” Fremantle Mayor Brad Pettitt – appear as a guest DJ – said.

“Veteran music fans are exposed to brand new acts and younger punters get to experience the local heroes of the ‘70s, ‘80s and ‘90s. This community-building element alone makes Hidden Treasures an incredibly valuable part of Fremantle’s cultural calendar.”

Check out the Hidden Treasures website for all the info.