Review: 070 Shake — Wildlands Boorloo Perth 2026

American rapper and singer 070 Shake returned the Sahara stage to a sharper, more focused intensity as the afternoon began to tip toward evening. 

By this point the crowd had thickened, the sun still pressing down, but her presence cut cleanly through it. There was a defiance in the way she moved and delivered each track — controlled, deliberate, and unapologetic.

Her voice carried across the field with clarity, holding people in place rather than demanding their attention. 

The set felt inward as much as it was expansive. Moments of vulnerability sat beside strength, and the contrast gave her performance depth without slowing it down. People leaned in, some dancing, others simply watching — all clearly locked into what she was offering. 

As the light softened, it became clear this stage was the right place to be. Not because of spectacle, but because of conviction. 

BTN takeaway: 070 Shake brought presence over performance — and the crowd followed. 

By Uncle Tatt — host of “Between the Notes,”  

Real music, real talk, real connection.