A lot can happen in nine years. For folk troubadour Carus Thompson, plenty has changed in the nine years since the recording of the first Acoustic at the Norfolk album. In that time he has gotten married, become a father, put out three acclaimed records, and played countless shows across two continents. Now, nine years on from the first, Thompson is recording the follow up to his career defining live album.

The looney Tomas Ford launched his new album and erotic calendar at the Amplifier Bar. Supporting him were array of artists including Boys Boys Boys!, Simo Soo, Felicity Groom & Diger Rokwell, Injuried Ninja, Byron Bard, John Conway and Laith Tierney.

Whilst the first day of the festival had its undeniable highlights and a number of memorable music moments, it became clear fairly early in the day that the second day wasn’t going to disappoint either. Whether it be discovering new bands, insane dance circles, or enjoying an ice cold cider whilst listening to some great folk music, there was something for everyone on the final day of the festival.

A chilled out atmosphere greeted the second day of the 2012 Southbound Festival. The day's lineup featured the John Butler Trio, Drapht, The Kooks, The Jezabels, Missy Higgins, CSS, Tim Finn and more. Stuart Sevastos brings us the highlights of the second day.

The 2012 edition of the popular Southbound Festival kicked off with a huge lineup of acts featuring The Arctic Monkeys, Regurgitator, The Jim Jones Revue, Aloe Blacc, The Naked and Famous, Tijuana Cartel, comedian Arj Barker and more. Stuart Sevastos brings us the highlights of the day.

Perth artist Felicity Groom launched her debut album Gossamer at The Bakery. Supporting her were Nick Allbrook, Rabbit Island and Joe McKee. Stuart Sevastos brings us photos from the night.

Perth's progressive metal band Voyager, launched their latest release at the Amplifier Bar. Supporting them were Chaos Divine, Hemina from NSW and Meridian.