Perth Arena opens doors for local acts

Split Seconds performing at the Perth Arena. Picture: Richard Polden Source: PerthNow

Perth Arena opened for the first time. Picture: Richard Polden Source: PerthNow

PERTH'S newest entertainment venue finally opened its doors to the public last night with a free concert featuring local music acts.

Perth Arena's Plug Into Perth event was opened by local indie band Stillwater Giants, who secured their spot as the first band to play the venue via a community competition.

The evening also included performances by well-known Perth-born bands Sugar Army and Split Seconds as well as local hip hop artist Drapht, whose 2011 album Life of Riley debuted at #1 on the ARIA Album Charts.

The multi-purpose venue, which is expected to seat up to 15, 500 people for concerts, will be open for the general public to explore tomorrow as part of a free Access All Areas open day from 11am.

The main areas of the arena, the backstage areas and dressing rooms will all be open and the public will be allowed onto the main stage in between entertainment acts.

There will be Q&A sessions and seminars with the architects and live music throughout the day.

Sir Elton John and his band will officially open the Arena on Saturday.

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