Concert and Tour Dates

rare abe sada show!

Tuesday, May 15th, 2012

30th of June, at the Bakery, as part of BROWN’s CD launch.

Cat Hope in Candied Limbs! Lots going on in May

Tuesday, May 15th, 2012

Wednesday 17 April, Spectrum, Edith Cowan Univeristy ( with Valerio Tricoli, Werner Daefeldecker) 8pm
Saturday 12 May, The Bakery, Northbridge (Huma Xerox launch with Amber Fresh) 9pm
Tuesday 29 May, The Bakery, Northbridge (WAMI showcase with Tangled Thoughts of Leaving) 8pm
Thursday 21 June, The Velvet Lounge (Poke the Box with Uncanny Valley and Triple Threats), 9pm

More info on Candied Limbs at the website

In Brisbane with Decibel

Saturday, April 7th, 2012

Cat will be performing with Decibel, doing the Complete John Cage Variations at the Cage In Us festival, in Brisbane on 14 April.

Cat Hope presentation

Wednesday, February 29th, 2012

Cat Hope will be giving a presentation at this talk fest – Masterpieces of the 20th Century. See you there!

Decibel perform music by Cat Hope at Book Launch

Friday, February 24th, 2012

Cat Hope is one of the featured composers in a new book on Fremantle Press, entitled “Women of Note”. Decibel will perform her compostiion “In The Cut” (2009) at the launch on Saturday 25 February, 5.30pm, at the Dolphin Theatre, at the University of WA, as part of the Perth Festival Writers Festival. Other people on the bill include Cathie Travers, Gail Priest,  Ann Carr Boyd and  more.

More information on the author Rosalind Appleby’s blog An online version of the  newspaper below can be found here

 

 

cat hope solo noise show!

Monday, February 20th, 2012

 

Tuesday, February 28, 7:30pm   $10 entry as rent for the not-for-profit space.

Lineup:Cat Hope – Takes a break from the demands of Decibel and academic and makes wonderful bass noise for the whole family.

Stanier-Black Five (New Zealand) – Visiting New Zealand artist takes us to ground zero with music concrete manipulations of seismic activity from her hometown.

Kynan Tan – His first show since returning from Germany, Perth audiences eagerly anticipate what new musical talents this laptop-er has learned since he’s been away!

Malcolm Riddoch – Electro-acoustic feedback makes a welcome return in the sound-limitless surrounds of The Artifactory!

Leafy Suburbs – Another of Lyndon Blue’s many aliases, this one promises to be a little bit louder than his previous incarnations.

Christopher de Groot – Rejoins the Artifactory family in a solo capacity with a new-found focus into preparted vinyl and turntablism.

Sam Gillies – He might finally be leaving the ambient focus of last last year, which can only mean more aggressive sounds from a laptop set!

Dr Vellocet – Industrial steam-punk as only Dr Vellocet knows how!

Audio from the show here: