Surf Shop Cops Launch Bold New Single “Girl Colours” at Mojo’s Bar Fremantle
Perth indie-punk trio Surf Shop Cops continue their busy 2025 with the release of their third single this year, “Girl Colours.”
This two-minute power-pop poem dives headfirst into masculinity, sexuality, boyhood, and self—delivered with brutal honesty, bold energy, and undeniable fun.
Lyricist Michael Slitenbachs brings raw emotion and sharp insight to a track that’s both reflective and punchy.
To celebrate, the band will headline Mojo’s Bar on August 8, supported by Grub, Blush, and Divan. With local talent stacked and energy high, this show promises a night of unforgettable indie rock and unapologetic storytelling.
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Mojos is a one-of-a-kind live music venue and hi-fi listening bar in North Fremantle. It’s a second home for creatives, artists, misfits, the young, the older, the wild and the tame, but most of all, the music enthusiast. It doesn’t matter if you fit the bill or colour outside of it. If you love music, you’re in the right place.
Since the first gig in the 1970’s, our iconic North Fremantle site has had a special history. For over fifty years, it’s been a place where live music has reverberated and counter culture has been celebrated. Once The Stoned Crow, it became Mojo’s Bar in the early 1990’s. Since then the venue has hosted incredible international and national acts, along with many West Australian locals destined for greatness. The intimate, rollicking 200-capacity venue is first-pick for emerging artists, national legends and international touring acts alike.
Homegrown icons such as The Triffids, John Butler, Tame Impala, CW Stoneking, Abbe May, The Stems, San Cisco, Spacey Jane and Stella Donnelly graced our stage from their beginnings. History has and always will be heavily thrummed through these walls.
In 2024, the venue expanded to include a hi-fi listening bar. If there’s no live music, patrons can still soak up the closest thing to it through our vintage JBL 4344 speakers and our thousands of eclectic and diverse records selected by our curators. The switch to analogue instead of Spotify’ing our way through the day is a purposeful ode to Mojo’s commitment to music and the artists who made it.
We are also deeply committed to inclusivity and diversity in all areas of our venue. We are incredibly proud of our elite production team and our dedicated music lovin’ staff. It’s our mission to make all feel welcome; for artists and guests to feel safe and respected and to make this space special for all.
Step inside and feel everything else fall away – we are here for the love of music.
OPENING HOURS
Monday & Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday to Saturday: 4PM til late
Sunday: Closed
Cashless Payments
Mojos is a cashless venue. We accept payment by credit and debit cards or digital wallet apps via EFTPOS. If you would like to understand more about our decision to go cashless, feel free to email vm@mojosbar.com.au for more information.
