Daniel Cribb, Journalist

In exchange for cupcakes, Miller-Heidke sung happy birthday to two punters, then the party really kicked off with a cameo from Sweet Jean for Devil Wears A Suit and Politics In Space.

Miller-Heidke has found a healthy blend of the quirky elements of 2008’s Curiouser and more serious nature of 2012’s Nightflight.

Melbourne singer songwriter Courtney Barnett felt right at home in front of crowd who, for the most part, probably weren’t looking for another act to add to their collection.

"[Cult] is more about legacy, and it’s about wanting to be like the men that came before me."

I Will Always Love You saw a triumphant end to a set that reminded most of a time when musicians were more like entertainers.

The Music Perth editor Daniel Cribb takes us inside SW14

"There are only three of us in the band and there are not a whole lot of egos flying around."

"I really don’t know what the next Living End record will be like – we’ve never got a plan."

If you’re keen to get into Bayside but don’t know where to start, track five, Pigsty, would be your best place.

“We’re all fans of the Beebs... his new album is really awesome.”