Olivia Gardner, Journalist

"A charismatic, complex and human insight into people in an industry who are often cast as vapid or disingenuous."

"I never expected to live off my music when I was younger."

To much cheering and encouragement the ladies joined us once more on stage for an encore of a few of their older favourites before the audience, a little over-stimulated and out-danced, slinked their way out of the Freo Arts Centre and into the salty night.

"On the song Utopia, we have a guest, Yoko Ono, because she was a big player in that concept of utopia with John Lennon."

“Even when I was in fashion I kind of didn’t really pay attention in all the pattern-making classes, so then when I did my own label, I just made up all the pattern-making techniques that were totally not industry standard."

Those of you who have seen the man before will see him just as you remembered – very natural, very excitable and very damn funny.

He is bold and uncouth yet completely endearing, with one of the funniest conclusions to a show you may ever witness. Just don’t bring your kids.

The two made an excellent on-stage team, and the show’s ending was met by a standing ovation.

“It’s really nice to be getting a foot in the door and kind of get our name around here, build a bridge; we’ve been really well received over here.”

“We sort of explore the areas of urban music with a string section, a big band.”

“One of our first jobs was actually to go and rip out the phone booth.”