After taking a break and giving those vocal cords a rest PepperJack is back with brand new music.
After living in Colorado for 19 years, Chris finally escaped his mountainous homeland to live his dreams of chasing surf, playing music, and having a gander at the world. He has since visited 18 countries, where a constant search for mountains to climb, waves to ride, big fish to scuba/freedive with, and a relaxed ocean-side life have ultimately influenced his songwriting.
His latest release, 'In the Sun' (link below), a laid back indie-rock/lo-fi tune, is inspired by ever-changing horizons, life with nothing but a backpack on his shoulders, the instability of a nomadic life, and the wonders, treasures, & memories said nomadic life brings.
Covering acoustic songs you all know and love!
New to area from the northern Rivers music scene - Al McLeod brings an eclectic mix of blues, folk & 90s vibes. With a broad vocal style and a ability to improvise on the guitar with ease, Al’s acoustic show covers a wide range of musical territory sure to please any music lover.
Influences - Jimi Hendrix, Jeff Lang, Keb Mo, Stone Temple Pilots, Beck
Double Dose Tour Old Bar stop at Flow Bar.
2 Aussie artists’ CB Ghost & Pinky Ring hit the road with their toe tapping original tunes.
Brett and Jen - The Sedges are back! This acoustic duo based on the beautiful Mid North coast of NSW have been happily married and happily creating music for the past ten years. Their influences include blues and roots, rock and folk, and we cover lots of Aussie artists such as The Waifs, You Am I, Xavier Rudd, Powderfinger, and so on.
GOLDHEIST, known offstage as Hester Fraser, is an Australian artist whose music is a rich blend of storytelling and classical influences, deeply rooted in the Australian landscape. Her sound, which has been likened to luminaries such as Kate Bush, melds lyrical storytelling with an evocative musical style, drawing listeners into vivid narratives of Australian life from the bush and beyond.
Celebrate the release of Studio8's new album 'Into The New' with a live performance.
Dunc is a guy from NZ, toured aussie and nz as a singer mainly in a soungarden tribute group and wants to play his own stuff and some covers on an acoustic for you.
Covers of Chris cornell, hendrix, herbs, nirvana, sublime, hozier, Florence and the machine, kimbra, Elton John, radiohead, pluto, a perfect circle ... etc.
He's been in a few different groups and written under monikers and band names such as bundy lore, happy hearse, dumb dumb head... nothing real famous or anything just some low key - good music.
Tickets on sale now from Dramatix
Dave Graney and Clare Moore have in recent years been swinging between song focused studio albums (like this one) and more band focused rock albums, (like their previous set In A Mistly).
(strangely)(emotional) is so carefully titled because that’s the age we live in. A person has to be sure and careful of their words. It’s a sensitive area, the world, in 2024. Even though it is also brutal, viral and violent all at once. (The ground we walk upon is contested and just holding together with surface tension). So the words are quarantined from each other, in parentheses so as not to be qualifying or commenting on the other.
The sounds on the album come from vintage drum machines, electric (six and twelve string) and acoustic (nylon and steel string) guitars, pedal steel, harp, harmonica, electric piano, drums, vibes, marimba, mellotron and tenor and soprano sax.
The words are rich, playful and very personal. Dave Graney is a proud Creative Creep.
(strangely)(emotional) comes after a year where Graney and Moore toured the country to joy and acclaim with their 90s band Dave Graney and the Coral Snakes. This album was cooking away in the background all the while.
It’s a Dave Graney and Clare Moore album. They’ve always done their own thing. This time, it’s (strangely)(emotional)