Mitch Burgess has been referred to by some as being ‘in between' musical styles - delivering an energetic & upbeat performance with a flair for blues. He is a creative guitarist, keeping audiences entertained with innovative phrasing and expression.

Inspired by personal experiences and the people around him, he has recently launched his first EP, Trio. This new EP is the result of years spent experimenting on stage, and it defines Mitch's sound perfectly. 

Link to Mitch’s Music HERE

JC and the Tree & Jack Raymond

JC and the Tree and the Jack Raymond Duo are coming together for a special Afternoon in Old Bar — two acts with different styles but a shared love for honest storytelling and great songs.

JC and the Tree hail from the Sunshine Coast and create folk-rock fusion that feels both intricate and easy to listen to. Their music is filled with soaring violin, rich harmonies, piano, and hand-built acoustic guitars. Inspired by life and nature, their songs take you on a journey through folk, roots, rock, and a little bit of gypsy and funk. They’ve toured festivals like Woodford and Glastonbury, and are passionate about making eco-friendly, sustainable merchandise.

Link to JC and the Trees Music HERE

Jack Raymond is a storyteller from the mountains of Victoria, now based by the ocean in Noosa. His sound is rugged and raw — a mix of blues and folk with a voice that feels like a warm campfire on a cold night. Jack’s music is inspired by his travels and the characters he’s met along the way. He’s played big festivals like Woodford and Tamworth, and has a knack for making every live show feel personal and full of heart.

Link to Jack Raymond Music HERE

Together, they make a night that’s more than just music — it’s about connection, stories, and those moments that stick with you. Whether you’re into beautiful harmonies or gritty blues, this show at the Flow Bar is one to catch.

Pete Roberts delivers a blend of acoustic indie rock/folk/blues/roots, playing his self-built acoustic guitars. He generates flavour using a stomp box, foot tambourine, beatboxing, percussive guitar playing and looping. Pete's original songs have taken audiences in NSW on unpredictable and intimate musical journeys with warm, soulful, husky vocal tones.

Link to Pete Roberts’ Music HERE

Death By Carrot brings a stripped-back acoustic set shaped by years on the road. Original songs, rich vocals and a warm desert influence create an atmosphere that settles gently into the room. The sound is slow-burning, melodic and full of character.

This unplugged performance mixes music with stories from the journey. It’s relaxed, conversational and easy to settle into, offering a cosy and engaging night built around voice, guitar and the places these songs come from.

Link to Carrot’s Music HERE

Tickets available now from Dramatix

“ Like a fine wine, she’s becoming even more compelling as time goes on.” (Sounds of Oz, 2022)

Shooting to fame at the age of 19 with a viral audition video that now has over 50 million views on YouTube, Karise Eden has arguably one of Australia’s most distinctive voices, with two ARIA Awards, gold and platinum records and multiple Top 5 positions in the ARIA and AIR charts. 

Often compared with the likes of Adele and Amy Winehouse, the formidable singer-songwriter’s first indie release in 2022, “Into The Black” also featured an AIR No. 1 single. 

Karise’s solo shows see her armed with her guitar and a songbook of her own originals plus her own twist on some classics that have influenced her musical journey throughout her career. 
From blues to soul, rock to power pop, country to Americana, this girl can tackle any genre with authenticity, because to put it simply, she’s got the music in her!

Link to Karise Eden’s Music HERE

Mick Daley returns to Flow Bar on December 12 with Chris Wash and the Gibberish Collective out of Newcastle. Mick and Chris have been working together for years in the Re-Mains and the Australian Beefweek Show, which both emerged from the same roots. They'll be playing on each other's songs, revealing the rich history of Raw Australiana that flows through all their veins.

Singer Songwriter playing originals mixed with covers in an original style

Tasteful picking with soul, funk and blues rhythms - warm, gentle and clear music.

Luca Saunders is a proud young Biripi woman who is already paving her way in the entertainment and modelling industry, in Sydney and internationally. The local girl is now home and so excited to share some of her magic with you all. See Luca and her new band perform live @ Flow!

Performing since the age of 15, Chloe has worked all over Sydney in clubs pubs bars and weddings… and now we like to call her a Mid Coast local! 

She has a liking for all genres of music, and likes to play to the crowd, she’s open for requests and loves to smash out a ballad, chill background vibes to keep you chatting with your friends. 

Tickets on sale NOW through Dramatix
YOU DO NOT WANT TO MISS OUT!!!
Tickets: $35 each (+BF)
Doors Open at 7pm

Come join the party this New Year’s Eve at Flow Bar with special guest Brendan Maclean playing a live performance and taking the reigns as resident DJ as we count down to 2026. Supported by local legends Fringe Benefits!
Dress in your best 70's and 80's garb and OH! Don't forget your dancing shoes... Be prepared for an unforgettable night filed with fun, frivolity, movin' and groovin'

𝐀𝐁𝐎𝐔𝐓 𝐎𝐔𝐑 𝐒𝐏𝐄𝐂𝐈𝐀𝐋 𝐆𝐔𝐄𝐒𝐓...

Brendan is an Australian icon of the stage, screen and song boasting powerhouse vocals, lyrical campery and an unforgettable, vivacious star power. You might know Brendan from the disco spectacular Velvet featuring Marcia Hines, his turn as Klipspringer in Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby or more recently as the singing prison cook Possum in the film adaption of Paul Kelly’s How To Make Gravy.

Since releasing his viral break-up anthem Stupid in 2014 Maclean has gone on to release five EP’s and two top ten Australian charting albums including the electro-pop extravaganza ‘funbang1.’ Brendan has performed and supported a myriad of impressive acts including Kylie Minogue, Alan Cumming, Darren Hayes, Kate Miller-Heidke and Amanda Palmer playing prestigious venues such as The Sydney Opera House, The Sidney Myer Music Bowl and The Hordern Pavillion.

One of Brendan’s favourite shows of 2025 was supporting Meg Washington at Flow Bar back in August and Maclean leapt at the chance to return for New Year’s. And as an ex-triple j presenter he is no stranger to a DJ deck, not only be performing a set of his own tunes live but also providing the soundtrack to your New Year’s with songs from the 70’s, 80’s, 90’s and now. Don't miss New Year's at Flow Bar with Brendan Maclean and local legends Fringe Benefits

Adam Pavitt is solo acoustic singer songwriter from Melbourne Australia. He plays original songs inspired by the traditions of folk, blues and funk music.
Mainly playing tracks from his five independent solo albums, he also throws in a handful of classic covers with his own interpretation of them.
Adam has played extensively over the years in Melbourne and up and down the east coast of Australia.
He has also played over a hundred shows in southern Germany, across eight summer and winter tours.
Enjoy his mellow tunes with a message and some funky riffs.

Mitch Burgess has been referred to by some as being ‘in between' musical styles - delivering an energetic & upbeat performance with a flair for blues. He is a creative guitarist, keeping audiences entertained with innovative phrasing and expression.

Inspired by personal experiences and the people around him, he has recently launched his first EP, Trio. This new EP is the result of years spent experimenting on stage, and it defines Mitch's sound perfectly.