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FREMANTLE ART CENTRE
FRIDAY 31ST JANUARY
A benefit concert raising funds for the fire services, local communities and wildlife protection groups in the Eastern States.
Four of Western Australia’s most loved bands are joining together for a night of impassioned music to raise money to assist with the continued fight and recovery of the fire ravaged Victorian and New South Wales States. In a strong statement of solidarity with the Eastern States, renown Western Australian musicians John Butler, The Waifs, San Cisco and Stella Donnelly will come together for one night of uplifting live music at The Fremantle Arts Centre on Friday January 31st.
Tickets will be on sale from Thursday January 9th at 9am from fac.oztix.com.au
TOKYO & OSAKA SOLD OUT! 2ND TOKYO SHOW ANNOUNCED!
Fri Dec 13 – Daikanyama Unit, Tokyo JP
On Sale Sat Oct 5 @ 10AM from ->bit.ly/StellaJapan
Here’s a new one for you. The whole album is out this Friday!
A huge thank you to Nick McKinlay and Julia Jacklin for directing this video, also to Loni Rae Thomson for helping on the day, Adamo Dibiase and Caitlin She for being part of the clip!
For the song itself I want to do another shoutout to George, Talya, Jenny and Dean for recording it with me. Love you all. Watch ‘Tricks’ here!
Here is a song that’s really special to me, I made a video for it myself with iMovie and an old camcorder. ‘Lunch’ is about wishing I had more time to show the people I care about how much I love them and how grateful I am for their ongoing support and grounding energy in what has been a very crazy and life changing year! You can watch it HERE
I’m absolutely stoked to announce that my debut album ‘Beware Of The Dogs’ will be released worldwide on Friday March 8 via Secretly Canadian/MGM.
The first single ‘Old Man’ is available now on Spotify, Apple Music and all other streaming platforms. Pre order link below!
https://stelladonnelly.ffm.to/bewareofthedogs
Photo: Pooneh Ghana
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