Join beloved Melbourne singer-songwriter Suzannah Espie for an unforgettable afternoon of music and storytelling. Known for her captivating stage presence and heartfelt lyrics, Suzannah will weave a spellbinding performance that delves into the depths of her music catalogue. With a career spanning years of collaboration with renowned artists and performances at iconic festivals, Suzannah Espie brings a unique blend of folk, blues, and Americana to the stage. This solo concert promises to be an intimate and unforgettable experience, showcasing her remarkable talent and connection with her audience. Don't miss this opportunity to witness a true treasure of the Melbourne music scene in a setting that highlights her raw talent and emotional depth.

Twin sisters Alanna & Alicia have toured the Australian festival circuit from Fairbridge to Port Fairy, captivating audiences with their original folky/ jazz/ roots songs, sweet harmonies, and onstage warmth, wit and fun. Both are gifted songwriters who have won awards at national level, and their lyrics, equal parts heart and humour, sparkle with an original, intimate voice. As identical twins, they have a rich, intuitive vocal blend, creating the kind of magical close harmonies that are unique to siblings. Think The Waifs, The Andrews Sisters. They will sing songs and tell stories from their new release 'Heart Song Listen,' 2024, produced with the support of a Creative Victoria Music Works grant. It was recorded at Rolling Stock Recording Rooms, Collingwood with brilliant sound engineer, Myles Mumford. They will also sing from their stunning back catalogue accompanied by acclaimed guitarist Damien Neil.

Neil Murray, a pioneering Australian musician, hailing from Victoria's western district. In the late 1970s, he ventured to the Northern Territory, where he co-founded the influential Warumpi Band in 1980. The band released three albums over two decades, introducing contemporary indigenous music to mainstream Australia with iconic songs like "My Island Home," "Blackfella Whitefella," and "Jailanguru Pakarnu. Since 1989, Murray has established himself as a respected solo artist. His extensive discography spans four decades, with his latest album "The Telling" released in 2023. Murray's songwriting showcases remarkable diversity and often explores themes of place and identity and decades into his career he continues to demonstrate his evolving artistry and commitment to storytelling through music.

Lloyd Spiegel is a bluesman at his core, a guitarist by trade, a comedian by nature and a showman at heart. The 14 time Australian Blues Award winner began performing at age 10 and has dedicated his life to creating a signature style that honours the traditions of the music he loves, while creating a link in the chain of its evolution. He delivers a unique, captivating performance that crosses genres and generations, blending powerful vocals and jaw-dropping guitar prowess with a knack for humour and storytelling.

Minor Gold are an award-winning duo led by ARIA-nominated songwriters Tracy McNeil and Dan Parsons. Since their 2023 debut, they’ve toured internationally, supporting The Teskey Brothers and playing major festivals across Australia, North America, the UK, and Europe. Known for their captivating live performances and powerful harmonies, creating a fully realised sound with only two voices and two guitars, Minor Gold blends sun-dappled folk-rock that float you down desert highways and through coastal canyons. Their highly anticipated sophomore album, Way to the Sun, produced by Dan Horne (Mapache, Cass McCombs), marks a bold step forward. With the debut singles added to high rotation on Double J, ABC Country and numerous Spotify playlists, there is something rich and exciting in this record that folks are grabbing onto with both hands.