MONGEEYA
four5nine, 459 Fitzgerald Street, 6006 Perth Kort
fim. 06.08.2026 19:00
Cargo, MONGEEYA & Hunter Gordon – Live at Four5NineThree of Boorloo's most exciting emerging acts come together for a night of original live indie rock & singer/songwriter music at Four5Nine Bar.Headlined by Cargo, one of Perth's rising indie rock bands, expect energetic guitars, powerful originals and the raw live sound that's earned them a place in the city's thriving underground music scene.Joining them is MONGEEYA, the indie rock project of First Nations artist Zac James. Blending heartfelt songwriting with traditional Tjupan/Ngalia Wangka, MONGEEYA explores love, life, mental health and culture through powerful, authentic storytelling that has gained recognition across Spotify, Apple Music and festival stages around Australia.Opening the night is Hunter Gordon, an emerging Walyalup/Fremantle singer-songwriter whose angelic vocals, intimate lyricism and folk-inspired sound draw comparisons to artists like Adrienne Lenker, Lizzy McAlpine and Sufjan Stevens.Catch all three live at Four5Nine Bar, Rosemount Hotel.Thursday 6 August7:00pm – 9:30pm$15 entry at the doorPlus, make a night of it with the Rosemount Hotel's $23 Thursday Steak Night Special.
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MongeeyaMONGEEYA is the sonic love child of First Nations man Zac James, a staunch Wonguktha, Yamatji and Murri man,
After a stellar few years playing in several festivals throughout the Boorloo area, MONGEEYA have found themselves gaining recognition and deadly as lubbly fans around the world and Australia, being highlighted as Spotify’s First Nations act for the ‘Original Storytellers’ and ‘Big Ancestor Energy’ through their editorial playlists as well as various Amazon and Apple Music playlists, reaching thousands of punters.
Writing about love, life, death, mental health and breaking down colonisation, Zac diverts his creative energy from the Film and media world into MONGEEYA, his own traditional namesake to bring to you mob ❤️💛🖤
Using traditional Tjupan/Ngalia wangka (language) they’re paving the way for First Nations Indie Rock.