LANI B2B ONIIKE
ONIIKÉ is a Blak femme multigenre artist who describes her sound as afro-futuristic, sovereign and LOUD. She stays hooked on capturing the dancefloor by bringing something a lil different to every set she plays. She is known to cook up what her audience seeks: connection, queer joy and liberation. Across Boorloo, she has supported local, national and international artists including Erika De Casier (Soul Alphabet) and Sampa the Great (Perth Festival).
LANI is a Tāmaki born Boorloo raised artist whose beginnings as a DJ can be traced back to Soul Alphabet’s impactful ‘Take Up Space’ workshops in 2020. Her Pasifika roots and musical influences have lent to her appreciation for Afro-Carribean sounds and the wide variety of electronic genres that stem from them. Above all, making songs dance together so that we all can dance together is her biggest joy, no matter the genre. LANI has shared lineups with the likes of Lady Shaka, JessB, Half Queen, JAEL, and a range of local legends.
Together ONIKÉ and LANI will take you on a journey through blends of classic and contemporary tunes that liberate dance floors, minds and behind
QUEENCY
Queency is a force of nature, a Réunionnais singer, songwriter and performer with a volcanic voice and absolutely no interest in staying in his lane.
Born on Réunion Island and shaped by its collisions of French, African and Asian heritage, he spent seventeen years building a career in Western Australia. Perth came to know the voice and the swagger from the stages he set alight, the two WAM nominations for Best R&B Act of the Year and a WAM Song of the Year nomination, to the run on The Voice Australia that landed him on Adam Lambert’s team.
Then he went home.
The upcoming EP he returns with is a different animal. The funky pop polish is gone, replaced by the music that raised him: Zouk, Konpa, Shatta, Afrobeats and Bouyon, sung in French, Créole and English, often inside a single song. The multilingualism isn’t a gimmick. Créole is where he comes from, French is what he was raised in, English is what he built a life in.
Live, he is what he has always been: a performer who commands a room and gives it everything. Qu’à toi, the first single from the forthcoming EP, marks the beginning of this new chapter.
Sunday Music
Sunday Music at Walyalup Fremantle Arts Centre returns this spring with 19 Sundays of live music, bringing together First Nations artists, emerging talent, local favourites and musicians from across Australia and beyond. Spend your Sunday afternoon surrounded by art, music and community at Walyalup Fremantle Arts Centre.
Set beneath the shade of the trees, this much-loved live music series brings together some of WA's best musicians for relaxed outdoor performances in one of Fremantle's most beautiful settings. Bring a picnic rug, gather your friends and settle in for an afternoon of great tunes and laid-back port city vibes.
Sunday Music is free to attend. Bring a picnic or enjoy food from Plated Cafe and drinks from the bar at this family-friendly event. Some chairs are provided.
Click here for general concert info at the Walyalup Fremantle Arts Centre.
Sunday Music 2026-27 lineup
18 October — Walyalup Kannajil & Downsyde
25 October — Bella Dyer & Noah Dillon
1 November — Jinan & Grace Barbé
8 November — LANI b2b Oniiké & Queency
15 November — ME-LR & LamBros
22 November — Ruby Delgado & Lake Mammoth
29 November — Allira Wilson and Helen Shanahan Duo & Lugano
13 December — Blak Christmas Special
10 January — Mossy Fogg & 2 PCE FEED
17 January — Mubanga Studios & Shangara Jive
24 January — Donny F Goodman & Toby Beard
31 January — Dear Maryann & Jamie Turner
7 February — Fish Kiss & Anna Schneider
14 February — Rachel Hull & Double Entendre
21 February — Oakabella Mae & Joni in the Moon
28 February — Casii Williams & PAPA | PEET
7 March — Pareidolia & Jack Carroll Band
14 March — Phil Stroud & Drea
21 March — De Cuba Son
