West Coast Blues Club

Club Info

The Story of the West Coast Blues Club so far...

The club burst onto the scene with its opening night on 1st August 2001, when an appreciative crowd of around 150 people enjoyed a great night's music.
The house band was supplemented with several Perth Blues Club stalwarts, who had made the trip down from the "big smoke" to give the club a warm welcome on to the Blues scene. The Perth Blues Club, along with the Southwest Blues Club and the Albany Blues Club will continue to provide musicians with a variety of venues, and all clubs mutually help spread the Blues word amongst the West Australian music loving public.

Here are some shots from the first night's entertainment...
Please click on the thumbnail to view the larger picture.

OUR FUTURE

The future of the west Coast Blues Club is looking good. The club now has a home at the Rockingham Hotel. Our aim is to maintain friendly events in environments that all talented adults and youth can enjoy. Where they can feel comfortable attending, displaying their talents and enriching their love of music. The club is now very proactive within the community. West Club Blues Club holds fundraisers, music events, jam nights, community events and trips to other blues music events all over Australia.

Jam Nights - The Jam nights are designed for both the up-and-coming youth in our community, as well as our adult "jammers".
Through our Bi Monthly Newsletter and Posters displayed throughout our Community, we invite you all to come to our Club.
All are welcome, and all jammers will have full support and guidance from our team of dedicated musician volunteers. This is a great benefit for anyone wanting to further their career in the Music Industry.

The 2009 - 2010 Elected Club Committee are:

Treasurer : Trevor Wachmen - 0435 201 256
Secretary : Teah Read
Committee : Darcy Davies, Mick Hoffman

Events Coordinator : Fiona Read - 0408 904 806 - wabluesmusic@hotmail.com

Webmaster : Nick Leach - nick AT westcoastbluesclub DOT com DOT au

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