Goods Lift

Check out the 2024 Goods Lift lineup for Fringe World here.

Let music lift you up in this exclusive behind the scenes event at WA Museum Boola Bardip.

You'll be transported through the levels of the Museum in one of the biggest elevators in the Southern Hemisphere, with a different experience at each stop. 

Each week favourite Perth musicians and performers will share a curated soundtrack, performing an intimate gig both in the elevator and in gallery. Enjoy a combination of intimate acoustic sets and awe-inspiring audio.  

See our galleries in a different light and don’t miss the opportunity to experience one of the most intimate gigs with the people and sounds you love.

MEET THE ARTISTS

Jamilla 

An award winning electronic producer, DJ and artist, Jamilla combines haunting soul vocals, self-produced R&B beats and chill-wave synths to create beautiful and seamless nu-soul music. With an intense and captivating stage presence, and emotive and politically charged lyrics, Jamilla expresses her appreciation for human vulnerability and invites you to experience hers.

South Summit

Newly formed in early 2020 and taking the WA music scene by storm; Josh (an Indigenous Australian from the Kamillaroi-Yuin people in NSW), Zaya & Nemo (from Erub Island in the Torres Straights), along with their mates Nathan and Fynn produce an incredible indie/reggae vibe way beyond their years.

Drag Time Music Hall

This amazing quartet is made up of Perth drag artists Skye Scraper, Moxie Heart, Rhonda Civic and Miss Cara. After competing as rivals in the Pop Royalty Drag Competition, they came together with the desire to share Perth's drag scene with audiences of all ages and walks of life. Strap in for an incredible teaser show from Perth's Queens of Camp. 

Kate Pass and the Kohesia Ensemble

Led by award-winning bassist Kate Pass and featuring some of Perth’s best musicians, this eight-piece band combines the sounds of Persian ney, saz and oud with jazz instruments for a truly unique listening experience.  They will be performing a confluence of deeply textured original music and improvisation for you.

Dulcie

This three-piece indie-pop act from Perth have played major festivals Groovin The Moo & Laneway.  The band have supported the likes of G-Flip, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets, & Odette and are set to head out on an arena tour with Ocean Alley in February. 

Not sure which Artist to see? Listen to the sounds of Goods Lift on Spotify.   
 

THE LINE UP

Friday 14 January

6pm, 7.30pm, 9pm – Jamilla

Friday 21 January

6pm – South Summit 

7.30pm – Dulcie

9pm – Drag Time Music Hall

Friday 28 January

6pm – Kate Pass

7.30pm – Dulcie

9pm - Dulcie *extra show added

Content Warnings:  
This event will take place in a lift with part of the performance standing only. This event is not suitable for those under the age of 10. 10-16 year olds must be accompanied by an adult. If you are claustrophobic, scared of lifts or have any other concerns please contact tickets@museum.wa.gov.au  for further information.

Please note the format of the event may be altered to accommodate COVID-19 restrictions at the time of the event. Tickets per session are limited to a maximum of 50. Book in advance to secure a spot.