$45 +bf pre, $50 door 

7pm doors, 8pm show

Please Note: All tickets sold through this site are General Admission. A general admission ticket does NOT guarantee seating.
Table bookings for groups of 8 or more only – please email us for table reservations AFTER you have prebooked to camelot@camelotlounge.com

All other seating is first in best dressed.

Please book carefully – as no refunds, credits or exchanges on tix!
All ages welcome (but under 18′s must be accompanied by an adult)Fully licensed – NO BYO. Delicious food (including pizza!) available.  

Following his sold out show in May, Perry Keyes returns to the Camelot Lounge for two shows in November– Friday November 10 & Saturday November 11.

Perry will be debuting songs from his new album Black & White Town (which will be available at the shows), as well as songs from his extensive back catalogue.

These shows will be his first full band shows since 2019.

Whether it’s the ‘love among the ruins’ approach of his first album, Meter (2005); the portrayal of the disappearing inner-city working class community on The Last Ghost Train Home (2007); the songs of volatile adolescence on Johnny Ray’s Downtown (2010); the characters coming to terms with the geographic dislocation and subsequent social exclusion of Sunnyholt (2015); the portrayal of a family trying to survive the tough terrain of the inner-city Housing Commission areas of Waterloo and Redfern on Jim Salmon's Lament (2018) or his 2023 album, Black & White Town and it’s songs from the edge of the new inner-city, Keyes’ song-writing maintains a capacity for cinematic sweep whilst at the same time exhibiting intimate and detailed storytelling.

According to the Sydney Morning Herald, 'Keyes is the best chronicler of Sydney we've ever had' and that 'even in the grimmest stories Keyes finds kernels of humanity and love'.

And of the stories that he has told over his 5 albums, the SMH says 'There's nothing quite like them being told anywhere in Australia'.