Darebin Music Feast Guide 2014

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The Darebin Music Feast acknowledges that our events take place on the land for which the Wurundjeri people and their forbears have been custodians for many centuries and on which Indigenous Australians have performed age-old ceremonies

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WELCOME Songwriters Award in partnership with Music Victoria, The Push, APRA and the FReeZA program, plus many local artists and music businesses.

The festival’s hub bar, The Bain Marie, will create a lively setting in the forecourt of Northcote Town Hall where you can catch up with friends, enjoy a drink and a curated program of bands. The program features local, touring and interstate talent, workshops and artist interviews. Entry to the venue is free, so it’s a good opportunity to try something new.

Welcome to the 2014 Darebin Music Feast, bigger and brighter than ever before.

We are very proud of the Darebin Music Feast here at Darebin City Council. It’s become a highly anticipated annual event on the Darebin social calendar. It presents a great opportunity to experience a wide selection of musical styles and to get to know Darebin’s wonderful live music scene.

The Darebin Music Feast program is created in line with our commitment to fostering artists’ development, providing presentation opportunities and building community connectedness through the arts.

This year’s schedule introduces an industry development strand, which boasts a series of workshops, artists’ talks, educational opportunities, panels, networking events and our annual

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This year we’ve partnered with local community world music orchestra, Orkeztra Glasso Bashalde, to present a very special composition competition for Darebin-based composers. The winning compositions will be workshopped with the orchestra and then performed as part of the Darebin Music Feast program.

I would like to thank Darebin Music Feast’s major sponsors, including Leader Newspapers, Yarra Trams, Jellis Craig Real Estate, PBS Radio, Beat Magazine and APRA, for their continued support of this wonderful event. I also thank our supporter partners for the Songwriters Award and The Bain Marie for their valued contributions.

There’s a lot packed into this program that’s worth discovering. I encourage you to get out and enjoy some of the diverse musical talent in our city.

This year’s Feast smells like BBQ! Charcoal grills, hotplates, bush ovens and spits turn and sizzle across the world, as does the music! The 2014 Music Feast program is a celebration of musicians traversing the world, collecting stories, capturing sounds and finding inspiration.

The Bain Marie, festival hub bar throws a spotlight on Americana, Blues, Swamp and Hills music with local and interstate guests.

The travelling folk theme continues in our Local Venue Shows program with Balkan Folk, European jazz, Gypsy-pop, Balinese orchestral, pan-pipers and loads of Latin rhythms.

Fourteen groups have received Artists Support Program grants to stage innovative works in the majestic Northcote Town Hall. This year’s selection has a unique focus on historical texts, multi-media platforms and orchestral collaborations connecting to Eastern and European cultures.

A selection of Darebin artists talk about their travels and the countries that inspire them in a new Artists in Conversation series, hosted by arts writer, presenter Richard Watts, taking place in the festival hub bar.

Saturday 11 October will be action packed with local talent, with two Busker and Community Stages thanks to the Preston and Reservoir Village Traders Associations, plus our first musical bike ride, Peddle, Sing & Ding! This is the perfect space for fringe artists to jump in, participate and co-create festival fun in the sunshine.

CIEL LINDLEY FULLER FESTIVAL DIRECTOR, DAREBIN MUSIC FEAST

We are proud to be strengthening our ties with peek music industry bodies Music Victoria and The Push through our new industry development strand, Shop Talk. This program features over twenty free events catering to our emerging music producer and artist community and includes our highly sought after Darebin Music Feast Songwriters’ Award.

Music Feast would not be able to grow and expand with the rhythms of our artistic environment without the new and continuing support from our partners and sponsors. I would like to personally thank all of our staff and collaborators for investing their resources and creativity into this annual event.

Please come and join us at the table, pull up a chair and get ready to enjoy a degustation of phonic delights.

PUGSLEY BUZZARD, CHERRYWOOD, CHARLES JENKINS, KENNY JOE BLAKE, ARCHER, LOUISA, LUCY & ROWENA WISE PLAY THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR

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FESTIVAL HUB BAR OVER 30 FREE SHOWS WEEKDAYS 3PM TIL MIDNIGHT WEEKENDS MIDDAY TIL MIDNIGHT

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LOUISA, LUCY & ROWENA WISE

HUE ORLEANS HOT LOUISIANA KITCHEN BETH PATTERSON (USA) MCALPINES FUSILIERS

These three nationally celebrated Darebin based singer/songwriters, will perform at our special Opening Night event. The voices of Louisa, Lucy and Rowena Wise blend in the magical way that sisters’, daughters’ and mothers’ voices do. Between them they play violin, ukulele, guitar and Appalachian dulcimer, and have performed for years as part of The Wise Family Band. The concert will feature new work, plus special guests including Staffan Guinane (formerly of Francolin) and accordionist Geoff Le Blanc (The Harmaniax and The Le Blanc Brothers).

The Hue Orleans Hot Louisiana Kitchen is a spontaneous fry-up of some of Melbourne’s most notorious musicians, created especially for the Music Feast hub bar Opening and Closing Nights. With upright and downtrodden piano-driven dance music, HOHLK will pay homage to the sound and attitude of early New Orleans. Featuring the master whaler Darcy McNulty on his trusty Saxophone, Hue Blanes bringing-down-thesky vocals, and sporadic energy across the ivories.

With Hue Blanes (piano/vocals), Darcy McNulty (saxophone/vocals), Rory McDougall (drums) Bryce Gilhome (trombone), Marty Holoubek (bass) and surprise guests.

Beth Patterson is a dynamic, multi-instrumentalist, who plays the bouzouki. Combining traditional Irish, Celtic and folk ballads with Cajun, world-beat and progressive rock, she blends it all with her own creative songwriting and unique sense of humour.

Born in Lafayette, Louisiana, New Orleans-based Patterson gathers musical influences like she’s cooking up a pot of spicy gumbo. Her travels to Ireland and her ethnomusicology studies at University College Cork have sharpened her palette. Listeners can now feast on her sonic flavors of Celtic, West African, Indian, Balkan and Indonesian music.

McAlpine’s Fusiliers recently released their second album When Giants Walked Our Streets, produced by Dean Muller (The Cosmic Psyhcos), to rave reviews. The album furthers the band’s journey into the Australian/ Celtic/folk/rock musical landscape. ‘The Fusiliers give all this material a special treatment – “swaggie punk” – loud, proud and uncompromisingly Australian’ (John Lamp, The Pulse). Their debut album Sons and Daughters of the Soil ‘… captures the band’s sound, a musical place where rebellion, toil, tradition, romance and brute honesty connect’ (Mark Coombes, KLFM).

WEDNESDAY 8 OCTOBER, 7:30PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

WEDNESDAY 8 & SUNDAY 19 OCTOBER, 9PM / 9:30PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

THURSDAY 9 OCTOBER, 8:30PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

THURSDAY 9 OCTOBER, 9:30PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

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PBS LIVE TO AIR ALL STARS SPECIAL!

RATTLIN’ BONES BLACKWOOD

PUGSLEY BUZZARD BIG BAND

PBS LIVE TO AIR SOULGROOVE ’66

Our grooviest media partners are bringing a hot afternoon of all-star PBS DJ’s, playing the hippest swing, soul, r&b, exotica and rock ‘n’ roll in The Bain Marie festival hub bar. Join DJ’s Emma Peel (‘Switched On,’ plays Latin jazz, boogaloo,samba, bossa nova, European sound library, soul-jazz), Matt McFetridge (‘Jungle Fever,’ plays obscure r&b, rockabilly, exotica and 50s and 60s rock ‘n’ roll) and guests for an allvinyl three-hour stone love / jungle fever / switched on clam jam!

Rattlin’ Bones Blackwood believes in the healing properties of a hip shakin’ shuffle; possession of the spirit; the searing heat ‘n’ crackle of a cranked valve amplifier; and the eternal search for a bigger bass drum. He’s a one-man-band who tears through raucous rhythm & blues, boogie, rockabilly and vintage rock ‘n’ roll like his hair is on fire. Born acoustically on the streets of Tennessee, his show has become an electric monster and his sound defies the appearance of his setup. He will tear it up while you dance your arse off.

Prepare to be booglarised by one of Australia`s finest consummate artists, who is hot off the back of a sizzling European Tour. Buzzard has performed all over the world, from Berlin, to the New Orleans French Quarter, to the Himalayan Blues Festival in Kathmandu. Pugsley has dazzled and delighted audiences far and wide with his unique blend of dark hoodoo blues, good time rollicking boogie and blazing stride style piano, all played together with his mesmerising voice that makes the ladies sigh and grown men cry.

Soulgroove ’66 is presented by Pierre Baroni every Saturday from 3pm to 5pm on PBS. On Saturday the 11th of October, he’ll be swinging it from the festival hub bar. Let’s hear what it’s all about from the man himself – “I try to take the listener on a little chronological trip through the golden age of black American music. I keep it fairly raw and down home, from the rhythm and blues of the late 1950s, to the funky soul of the early 1970s, all on 7” vinyl 45s, with the odd LP-only track thrown in.”

FRIDAY 10 OCTOBER, 5 – 8PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

FRIDAY 10 OCTOBER, 8:30PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

FRIDAY 10 OCTOBER, 9:30PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 3PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

LOUISA, LUCY & ROWENA WISE WEDNESDAY 8 OCTOBER, 7:30PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR

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TRIPLE DENIM

FRANK SULTANA

MOJO JUJU & T-BONE

SUNDAY STOMP!

A love for American folk and bluegrass, brings three friends together to form a group they’ve irreverently dubbed Triple Denim. Their title smacks of country music fashion crimes, but the songs are delivered with authority. George Jackson (fiddle) and Daniel Watkins (mandolin) met in their teens at a bluegrass festival and quickly cemented a deep musical connection. Enter Mitch Brown, a wandering troubadour, to round out the trio. The vocal harmonies are lonesome and wistful, the musicality is based in tradition, and they sing up a storm.

He’s Mr Mojo Rising, an old soul with a good heart, and a direct line, tapped straight into the source.

Tipping his hat to the great Mississippi delta bluesmen of the 1930s, as well as the reckless abandon of the 1960s, ‘…no one can take away Frank’s uncanny ability to make you feel that desire to stop and listen to what he is saying’ ( J. Whitake, 272 Records A&R, Los Angeles). You will fall in love with the man and his music.

Mojo Juju is 5’3” of wise-crackin’, sass-mouthin’, jump-jivin’ attitude, wrapped up in a zoot suit and propped up on Cuban heels. Long-time collaborator Steve ‘T-Bone’ Luzuriaga (former Snake Oil Merchant) is the slick, suave and mysterious man behind the drums – and Mojo’s brother. After reuniting as a two-piece in 2013, to support the legendary Tony Joe White on his Australian tour, the sibling duo rediscovered their love for playing music together. Now with a two-month European tour under their belt, they occasionally perform in this stripped back, intimate style.

Loud gigs for weekend carers and their charges to let loose to some quality contemporary music and stomp around! The Livingstone Daisies deliver their delicious harmonised pop on Sunday 12 October, featuring Liz Stringer, Michael Barclay and the Walker Brothers.

Then the electrified blues-boogie of Goatpiss Gasoline (pictured) get the house rockin’ on Sunday 19 October, featuring Van Walker, Mailtand guitar prodigy Hank Elwood and Dave ‘The Suit’ Watkins. What a great way to enjoy some real music with the kids and yes, the bar will be open!

SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 5:30PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 9:30PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 10:30PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

SUNDAY 12 OCTOBER & SUNDAY 19 OCTOBER, 1 – 2PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

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SHAKY STILLS

DARK TROUBADOURS

OPEN MIC NIGHT

ARCHER

Late in a dimly-lit cabin, in the Dandenong Ranges, after whiskeys and a jam, Patrick said to his mate “I’m still shaking.” He held out his hands – “What about the Shaky Stills?” When they awoke in the morning, it was decided, Shaky Stills would be their name.

Cold Hands Warm Heart is their 2014 release and you can hear the influence of the hills in tracks that talk of love, loss, distant memories and hope. Theirs is a blend of folk, country, rhythm and blues with hooks to sing along to.

One of the chief singer/songwriters of much celebrated alt-country/folk collective, The Gin Club, Adrian Stoyles (penned ‘Gabriel’, ‘Already Gone’ and ‘Rain’) heads up a special night. The Dark Troubadours session brings together ex-Brisbane artists who performed regularly at (the now closed) Troubadour. Adrian is joined by one-time collaborator, Jacob S. Harris, who has recently dusted off his guitar to revisit his tunes of love, the sea, wandering and wondering for our delight. Adrian and Jacob will be joined by a select group of Melbournebased Dark Troubadours on the night.

Welcome to our very own Open Mic Night. This year’s event is open to performers of folk, Americana, blues, swamp and hills genres – and their derivatives. We want slide guitars, fiddles, accordions, stomp boxes, keys, horns, harps and jugs! It’s first in, first served, at the Open Feast so don’t be late. Musicians are welcome to perform 3-4 songs each – a sound technician, drum kit and up-right piano will be provided on the hub bar stage. 7:30pm sign-up, show kicks off at 8pm. A complimentary drink for each performer, and fun prizes.

Archer is an “old-time, sing-song man.” Others note that he’s an “outsider.” He lives out there for sure, somewhere, no fixed address. Born in North Carolina, just short an hour from the Appalachian Mountains, he’s found a roaming home in Australia. He busks, works on farms, labours and, at present, he hails from deep in the Victorian countryside. He plucks guitar, writes and plays country bush blues and every new song from Archer sounds 100-years-old. His music is stripped back, simple and sparse.

SUNDAY 12 OCTOBER, 3PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

SUNDAY 12 OCTOBER, 7PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

TUESDAY 14 OCTOBER, 8PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

THURSDAY 16 OCTOBER, 8:30PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

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CHRISTOPHER COLEMAN COLLECTIVE

CHERRYWOOD

KENNY JOE BLAKE

SKYSCRAPER STAN

Cherrywood’s music features tales of lightning strikes, broken hearts, bar stools and prisons – all brought to life with an array of battered acoustic instruments and a bunch of bar-room vocals. Country and folk music sits harmoniously with their punk and rock ‘n’ roll lineage to give Cherrywood a sound of their own. Their album, Book of Matches , was released in September 2013. Recorded by Matt Duffy (Graveyard Train, The Peep Tempel) and laid down in two days, straight to tape with minimal overdubs and a swaggering live feel.

He writes songs about travel, the desert, women and cars – but mostly about people being people.

Having lived in houses, caravans and swags all across Australia, he is able to sing and strum the complexities of humanity into humorous and insightful songs. Kenny’s youth was spent as a “ratbag” in 1960s Preston. One day he picked up the harmonica and after six months of sonic torture it all clicked. He took inspiration from his older brother’s honky-tonk blues record collection and began his travels on a path he never expected.

Wildly entertaining, exceptionally talented and delightfully endearing, Skyscraper Stan is a troubadour rock ‘n’ roll ace with the skinniest legs in the live music scene. You couldn’t compare him to Woody Guthrie, Bob Dylan or even Paul Kelly but Skyscraper Stan is emerging as a sensational original talent in the Australian folk scene. Honing his skills busking, broke and hungry on the streets of the American Deep South, he has since won over punters in pub band-rooms across this musical Mecca that is Melbourne.

The Christopher Coleman Collective combine folk, pop, blues and rock, to deliver an energetic and emotive show, led by one of Australia’s most charismatic young frontmen. Formed in 2011, the Collective were Unearthed by Triple J in late 2012, earning a spot at the Falls Festival in Marion Bay. The Collective have now released their debut selftitled album to rave reviews, and sold out shows, in Hobart, Melbourne and Sydney and gave a standout performance at Port Fairy Folk Festival 2014.

THURSDAY 16 OCTOBER, 9:30PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

FRIDAY 17 OCTOBER, 6PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

FRIDAY 17 OCTOBER, 8:30PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

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THE BUSHWHAZEE BUSH DANCE

THE HOUNDLINGS

RUBY BOOTS

THE WILSON PICKERS

Bushwahzee is a Melbourne institution, an enduring band of musicians that began at the Organ Factory in Clifton Hill in 1981. Join Paul Jenkins (singer, dance caller and lagerphone extraordinaire player) and Felix Meagher (fiddle player, songwriter and composer of film scores including Baz Luhrmann’s Australia ) for a Bush Dance Darebin style. BYO boots and spurs.

The Houndlings are a down and dirty female-fronted blues/soul band whose whiskey soaked set-list erupts with greats such as Etta, Elvis, Tina, Tom, Ruth, Ray and Wanda. Featuring Michelle Brisbane (The Sharons, Nice Girls Don’t Spit) on guitar, Kate Clarke on bass, Georgie Ross on vocals and Anthony Shortte (Collard, Greens and Gravy) on drums.

Music found Ruby Boots under rather untraditional circumstances. While working as a deck-hand in pearl fishing, sitting on a houseboat in the Monte Bello Islands off the coast of Western Australia, she found an outlet in between chipping away at pearl shells. Months of isolation on the water, left plenty of time and space for contemplation and composition and eventually, simple clarity gave way to welcomed expression.

After being on hiatus for a few years, while the members have pursued individual projects, The Wilson Pickers were invited to get back together for Music Feast 2014. Comprising four of Australia’s finest singer/songwriters – Andrew Morris, Danny Widdicombe, Sime Nugent and Ben Salter, and one of its most highly sought-after multi-instrumentalists, John Bedggood – they perform original folk and country tunes utilising bluegrass instrumentation and superb five-part vocal harmonies. The group’s obvious kinship, and desire to have a good time, has made them favourites with audiences across the nation.

SATURDAY 18 OCTOBER, 1 – 2PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

SATURDAY 18 OCTOBER, 3PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

SATURDAY 18 OCTOBER, 9:30PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

SATURDAY 18 OCTOBER, 10:30PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

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EMILEE SOUTH

DAVIDSON BROTHERS

Emilee South traverses the globe with her guitar, in pursuit of an endless summer, and draws influence from her three homes – Melbourne, St. Tropez, and Honolulu. 2013 saw her music explode in Honolulu’s underground scene, where she played all the hot venues. With bright, powerful vocals and strong guitar picking, she relays whiskey-infused stories of tropical paradise, young love and small-town guilt, with blues-driven rhythms inspired by the chime of the village church bells.

Having performed together for over twenty years, the Davidson Brothers have carved a niche for their contemporary acoustic style into the Australian music scene. Hamish and Lachlan Davidson grew up in the rural Victorian town of Yinnar. Raised in a musical family, the brothers began playing music and performing from a young age. With seven albums under their belt, they have built a reputation as being one of Australia’s hottest bluegrass acts.

They have mastered banjo, fiddle and mandolin and are great entertainers who deliver high-powered acoustic music.

SUNDAY 19 OCTOBER, 3PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

SUNDAY 19 OCTOBER, 7PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

MOJO JUJU & T-BONE SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 10:30PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR

CELEBRATING SPRING & THE MUSIC FEAST

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STREET FEAST GETS LOUD WITH THREE BUSKERS & COMMUNITY STAGES LOCATED ACROSS DAREBIN

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BUSKERS & COMMUNITY BUSKERS & COMMUNITY CHALICE FEAST – STAGE – RESERVOIR STAGE – PRESTON NORTHCOTE

THERE WILL BE MUSIC WHEREVER THEY GO

The Music Feast Buskers and Community Stages are open to local, interstate and international travelling artists. This fun and co-creative, pop-up, green space stage will move to different locations around the municipality. This year’s Buskers and Community Stages will be located in Reservoir, Preston and Northcote on Saturday the 11th of October and will be cooking up some fun ways for both visiting and local artists to get involved. The Reservoir stage is co-presented by the Reservoir Village Traders Association.

The Music Feast Buskers and Community Stages are open to local, interstate and international travelling artists. This fun and co-creative, pop-up, green space stage will move to different locations around the municipality. This year’s Buskers and Community Stages will be located in Reservoir, Preston and Northcote on Saturday the 11th of October and will be cooking up some fun ways for both visiting and local artists to get involved. The Preston stage is co-presented by the Preston Village Traders Association. Special guest artists on the Preston stage are Apia Aiai African Drumming Group.

Chalice Feast is an exciting day of music, workshops and family fun, featuring performances by Georgia Fields, La La La-French Choir, Open Door Singers, Circle Singing and Melody Moon. Join in with Gamelan DanAnda to experience Balinese percussion, have your face painted and enjoy an array of roving performers in the beautiful surrounds of this 1800’s church and sunny courtyard.

Presented by Northcote Uniting Church-Chalice and The Northcote Business Association.

The streets of Darebin will be filled with music this October from the 8th until the 19th. Troubadours from across the globe will join Music Feasters, wandering with instruments and delighting and entertaining wherever they go. Get up, dance and sing with them if you feel inclined. Guest troubadours will include a New Orleans “second line” marching band, panpipers, gypsy styled lovers of Europe and more.

SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 10AM – 2PM OUTSIDE OGGI FOR MEN, CORNER SPRING & EDWARDES STREETS, RESERVOIR FREE

SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 10AM – 2PM PRESTON TOWN HALL FORECOURT (GRASS AREA) CORNER OF HIGH & GOWER STREETS, PRESTON FREE

SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 10AM – 4PM NORTHCOTE UNITING CHURCH 251 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

THROUGHOUT THE FESTIVAL STREETS, PARKS, CAFE’S AND BARS ACROSS DAREBIN FREE

PEDDLE, SING & DING! Sounds like a musical bike ride? Probably because it is! Join Darebin’s first musical pedal en masse, as we embark on a journey from Reservoir to Northcote that combines bike riding with song. Gather in Reservoir at 11am and ride all the way down to Northcote. One of Melbourne’s most celebrated musicians, Sarah Carroll, will teach you to ride and sing, ride and ding, blow kazoos and spokey-dokes. The trip will be broken up with lemonade stops at our three Buskers Stages.

Finish up at the festival hub bar.

SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 11AM RESERVOIR TO NORTHCOTE MEET AT OGGI’S MENSWEAR, CNR OF SPRING & EDWARDES STREETS, RESERVOIR FREE

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TOWN HALL

ON HIGH

THE GLORIOUS NORTHCOTE TOWN HALL WILL PLAY HOST TO EXCITING AND INNOVATIVE ARTISTS SUPPORT PROGRAM PERFORMANCES

189 HIGH ST, NORTHCOTE  STOP 31 ON THE 86 TRAM

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BURKE & WILLS: THE EXPEDITION

BY ASHLEY DAVIES

HIGH STREET BELLS CHOIR CD LAUNCH

TIHAI3 – NORTH INDIAN CLASSICAL

DEATH RIDES A HORSE

BY RAMA NICHOLAS

High Street Bells Choir will lift the roof and fill your heart with their glorious celebration of song. Guest artists include Frank Jones and Greg Spencer, who will join the choir singing songs from the newly released CD, Singing For Joy – with a few extra surprise tunes.

This promises to be a joyful, uplifting and inspiring night out.

Tihai3 and the Boite present a unique collaboration between Tihai3 and the Preston Symphony Orchestra – conducted by Mario Dobernig. A very special evening of intersecting musical sound-worlds, featuring the premiere of Concerto for Sarod, performed by tabla and orchestra musicians. Nicolas Buff, of Tihai3, has created a musical score that unites Indian and European classical music and features soloists Saby Bhattacharya (sarod) and Girish Makwana (tabla), and sensational brother/sister vocal duo Keshav and Samrakshana Ramachandran. Also includes a selection of hits from Indian cinema past and present.

Ashley Davies presents Burke and Wills: The Expedition. This dynamic performance combines Davies’ music score – performed by Jeb Cardwell, Shannon Bourne, Andrew Ogburn, Rosie Westbrooke, Jack Howard, Michelle Lewit and Ashley Davies – with archival and contemporary images, and narratives recorded by Henry Wagons. The narrative, written

by Australia’s foremost Burke and Wills scholar Dave Phoenix (President of the Burke and Wills Society), upholds the highest historic integrity. The music takes you on a journey as you retrace the steps of this famed expedition which was joyous, anguished, and distinctly Australian.

Rama Nicholas’ one-woman, spaghetti western, musical, takes you on a journey into the heart of Mexico – riding alongside an outlawed Cowgirl, a vengeful Spaniard and a mischief-making Horse.

Their mission? To take revenge on Death himself!

Rama Nicholas is an actor, improviser and comedian with more than twenty years in the industry. Playing fifteen different characters, Rama will take you on a wild ride as she switches seamlessly between characters and songs to create this gutsy, hilarious, action-packed story. “Comedic gold...one hell of a show” – themusic.com

THURSDAY 9 OCTOBER, 8PM NORTHCOTE TOWN HALL – MAIN HALL 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $18 (ADULT) / $12 (CONCESSION) / $10 (KIDS)

FRIDAY 10 OCTOBER, 8PM NORTHCOTE TOWN HALL – MAIN HALL 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $25 (ADULT) / $20 (CONCESSION) / $50 (FAMILY OF 4)

THURSDAY 9 & FRIDAY 10 OCTOBER, 8PM NORTHCOTE TOWN HALL – STUDIO ONE 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $20 (ADULTS) / $17 (CONCESSION)

FRIDAY 10 OCTOBER, 8:30PM NORTHCOTE TOWN HALL – STUDIO TWO 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $25 (ADULTS) / $20 (CONCESSION)

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TANIA BOSAK & THE BAREFOOT ORCHESTRA

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MELBOURNE TABLA SCHOOL CONCERT

SING-ALONG ROUNDS BOOK LAUNCH

Bosak presents an Australian first – Defection Dance Party #1. Described as the theme music to a Dali Painting, and an unpredictable mash-up of Balkanpunk and jazz, Bosak’s original scores are performed by a talented, unpredictable and energetic band.

Twists, turns, secret codes and theatricality, with only one endpoint for you all – the dance floor.

DDP#1 launches TB and the BFO’S debut album and will feature unruly guests The Balkan Barefoot Choir, Jarrod Rojo, Bonnie Smith, The Birdmann (comedian) and Balkan band The Shlijvovitz Orchestra.

Join us for a celebration of tabla in Melbourne, with over thirty specialised musicians playing intricate and exciting drumming pieces with melodic accompaniment. Originating in India, tabla is one of the world’s most amazing drumming traditions – fast spreading throughout the world. Led by well-known Melbourne tabla player Sam Evans, the concert features Melbourne Tabla School students performing traditional compositions in small groups. With solo sections, spoken rhythms and complex cycles, the music celebrates the rising interest and talent in tabla music in Melbourne.

Come along and join in on some brand new singalong rounds at this community event. Anna Struth (local musician and composer), has written a new and exciting collection of rhythmic rounds to learn and share. Join in the harmony, find your voice, or simply enjoy the wonderful sounds. The singing will be led by special-guest members from local choirs Sophie’s Voice, Bell Primary School Choir, and the Girl Friday Choir. This is the official book launch for Rhythmic Rounds – entry by gold coin donation.

The Sounds of Silent perform live jazz to the silent movies of Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin. These shows recreate the movie-going experience of the 1920s, when live bands featured in many Melbourne Cinemas. This season’s film is Spite Marriage by Buster Keaton and accompanying musicians are Roby Corelli (percussion), Andrew Hammon (trombone), Damien Maughan (trumpet), Rod Wilson (keyboard), Martin Zakharov (woodwind).

SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 8PM NORTHCOTE TOWN HALL – MAIN HALL 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $28 (ADULTS) / $23 (CONCESSION) / $25 (GROUPS OF 6+)

SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 8PM NORTHCOTE TOWN HALL – STUDIO ONE 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $15 (ADULT) / $10 (CONCESSION) / $30 (FAMILY OF 4)

SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 1PM NORTHCOTE TOWN HALL – STUDIO ONE 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 8:30PM NORTHCOTE TOWN HALL – STUDIO TWO 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $15 (ADULTS) / $12 (CONCESSION) / $10 (KIDS)

SOUNDS OF SILENT

TOWN HALL ON HIGH ♠

CRATE DIGGER RECORD FAIR

ORKEZTRA GLASSO BASHALDE

SING-ALONG WITH QUEEN BEAVER

Andy Fantapants brings his vinyl pushing, tune peddlers to the majestic Main Hall of the Northcote Town Hall for the popular Music Feast Crate Digger Record Fair. Buy some records, chat about rare finds and then relax and mingle in the festival hub bar with drinks, food and bands.

Join members of Darebin world-music ensemble – Orkeztra Glasso Bashalde – for a gala concert to celebrate the winner of the 2014 Orkeztra Glasso Bashalde/Darebin Music Feast Composition Competition. Join judges Ernie Gruner, Tania Bosak and Belinda Woods for an exhilarating evening of foot-stomping rhythms, traditional and modern melodies, darbuka beats and plenty of surprises as we celebrate music from Eastern Europe, the Balkans, the Middle East and beyond.

Where pub quiz meets karaoke meets a damn fine show! Spend Sunday arvo at Queen Beaver’s singalong party where everyone is a Diva. Treats will include: make-up-your-own lyrics contests, conducted backing vocals, music trivia and opportunities to sing lead with the band. The afternoon will be augmented

by Queen Beaver’s own covers, original songs and banter as this semi-acoustic trio of queer ladies leads punters into a revelous night. Bring a team or join one on the night – join the Queen Beaver Facebook page for clues before the event.

Jenny Taylor and the Lipstick and Spurs return to sing and dance their way through classic country and beautiful Australiana. Special guest artist, Suzannnah Espie, winner of Port Fairy Folk Festival Artists of The Year 2013, and divine and sumptuous siren, will sing a few of her songs then be joined by Jenny and the Lipstick and Spurs. It will be an offering of terrific music and a lot of fun.

SUNDAY 12 OCTOBER, 12-5PM NORTHCOTE TOWN HALL – MAIN HALL 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

SUNDAY 12 OCTOBER, 7PM NORTHCOTE TOWN HALL – MAIN HALL 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $15 (ADULT) / $10 (CONCESSION) / $5 (KIDS)

SUNDAY, 12 OCTOBER, 5PM NORTHCOTE TOWN HALL – STUDIO ONE 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $15 (ADULTS) / $10 (CONCESSION) / $10 (GROUPS OF 6+)

WEDNESDAY, 15 OCTOBER, 8PM NORTHCOTE TOWN HALL – STUDIO ONE 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $15 (ADULTS) / $12 (CONCESSION) / $10 (KIDS)

LIPSTICK & SPURS

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♠ NORTHCOTE TOWN HALL

DEATH RIDES A HORSE BY RAMA NICHOLAS FRIDAY 10 OCTOBER, 8:30PM 24 NORTHCOTE TOWN HALL – STUDIO TWO

TOWN HALL ON HIGH ♠

UNBEARABLY HIP BY STEPHEN BLACKBURN

CHARLES JENKINS & THE AMATEUR HISTORIANS

FINE BLUE THREAD CD LAUNCH

Unbearably Hip takes its name from one of the songs in this showcase of all new original material, which tackles a variety of themes that are local, global and universally human. Stephen will use his diverse experience as a comedian/musician to approach topics that other songs generally avoid.

The results will be both humorous and poignant.

He also promises to steer well clear of musical theatre and the dreaded novelty song format.

Earlier this year, Charles Jenkins enlisted Douglas Robertson and Dave Milne to play at the Leaps and Bounds Festival in July – and thus Charles Jenkins and The Amateur Historians was born. They have played to a great reception on PBS and 3RRR FM. Due to overwhelming demand, a return show is confirmed at Darebin Music Feast. Not only that, they will write and record another collection of songs to be given exclusively to those at the show!

This show will sell fast, book early so you don’t miss out.

Fine Blue Thread is an exciting collaboration of three creative musicians – Helen Mountfort (cello), Ria Soemardjo (voice, viola) and Sam Evans (multiple tabla, percussion). This distinctly Melbourne trio, plays finely crafted, fresh and intriguing compositions that are grounded in the traditions of Indian, Javanese and Western classical music. Their music featured on the BBC world music compilation A Beginners Guide to the Music of India , and they have been surprising audiences across Australia with their own original music that is haunting, uplifting and breathtakingly intimate.

THURSDAY 16 OCTOBER, 8:30PM NORTHCOTE TOWN HALL – STUDIO TWO 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $15

FRIDAY 17 OCTOBER, 8:30PM NORTHCOTE TOWN HALL – STUDIO ONE 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $25

FRIDAY 17 OCTOBER, 8:30PM NORTHCOTE TOWN HALL – STUDIO TWO 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $20 (ADULTS) / $18 (CONCESSION)

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SHOP TALK

INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM INTRODUCTING THE PUSH POP-UP SHOP, AND A SERIES OF FREE & ALL AGES PANELS, PRESENTATIONS AND WORKSHOPS

THE PUSH POP-UP SHOP, LOCATED AT 234 HIGH ST, NORTHCOTE  STOP 32 ON THE 86 TRAM

♣ SHOP TALK

FReeZA PROGRAM GUITAR WORKSHOP ARTISTS IN CONVERSATION DIY BAND MERCHANDISE COMMITTEE MEETING PRESENTED BY GLORIFIED WITH RICHARD WATTS WORKSHOP The Darebin FReeZA program is a part of a Victorian Government initiative that offers young people the opportunity to implement live music and cultural events within their communities. Find out more about FReeZA, and other youth initiatives, at this open session at Darebin Music Feast.

Attention guitarists! Have you ever wondered how guitarists achieve that tone? Join Melbourne metalcore outfit Glorified as they discuss guitar setups, signal chains, effects pedals, amp settings and everything in-between.

This is a must-see session for all guitar nerds. Shred!

The travelling folk festival theme continues with a series of artist interviews, which will discuss the experiences, influences and growth involved when travelling to countries of origin of music that inspires. Guest interviewer is Richard Watts (Arts Hub, 3RRR FM, SmartArts); Check website for interview guests.

Decibels Youth Music Centre is opening the doors for young bands and artists to make limited edition merchandise. Working with a visual designer, you will produce items including badges, t-shirts and posters branded with your own artwork, logos and images.

WEDNESDAY 8 & 15 OCTOBER, 4 – 6PM / 3 – 6PM MUSIC FEAST / THE PUSH POP-UP SHOP 234 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

WEDNESDAY 8 OCTOBER, 6 – 8PM MUSIC FEAST / THE PUSH POP-UP SHOP 234 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

THURSDAY 9, TUESDAY 14, WEDNESDAY 15, THURSDAY 16 OCTOBER, 6.30PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR FREE

THURSDAY 9 OCTOBER, 4 -6PM MUSIC FEAST / THE PUSH POP-UP SHOP 234 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

KIDDYROCK – FAMILY MUSIC WORKSHOP

VENUS RETURN PERFORMANCE

THE DARJEELINGS PERFORMANCE

PRE PRODUCTION WITH JIMI MAROUDAS

SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 1 – 2PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 3 – 4PM MUSIC FEAST / THE PUSH POP-UP SHOP 234 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

SUNDAY 12 OCTOBER, 3 – 4PM MUSIC FEAST / THE PUSH POP-UP SHOP 234 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

SUNDAY 12 OCTOBER, 4 – 6PM MUSIC FEAST / THE PUSH POP-UP SHOP 234 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

Kiddyrock presents an around the world music workshop for kids and adults to create a music wonderland. Kiddyrock is a fun and innovative program designed to introduce young children to the possibilities of music – with a focus on singing, dancing and self expression.

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Darebin City Council’s FReeZA program presents a special afternoon, all-ages, live performance by local jazz and hip-hop flavoured four-piece Venus Return.

The Darjeelings have a love for pop music that extends from today’s Top 40, back to their 60s girl group counterparts. Catch The Darjeelings as they perform at this special and intimate all-ages event as a part of the Darebin Music Feast.

Discover how to include pre-production in your home studio, to give yourself the best chance of getting what you want out of your recording. Hosted by award-winning producer and engineer Jimi Maroudas, who has worked with artists including Kimbra, Eskimo Joe and The Living End.

MakeÊa Êr ecord.

MERCHANDISING 101 WORKSHOP

PULL-APART MIX

BY JIMI MAROUDAS

THURSDAY 9 OCTOBER, 6 – 8PM MUSIC FEAST / THE PUSH POP-UP SHOP 234 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

FRIDAY 10 OCTOBER, 3 – 6PM MUSIC FEAST / THE PUSH POP-UP SHOP 234 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

From t-shirts, CDs, hats and vinyl, to banners and cassettes – this workshop will address: What makes a good merch display? What printing companies are available? What are the best ways to sell your stock online? How much should you sell your merch for?

Have you ever wondered what secrets a mix-engineer might have up their sleeve to pull a great sound in the studio? Award-winning producer and engineer Jimi Maroudas will take you through a recording session and will pull-apart a “final mix” to demonstrate techniques to take your home recording sessions to a new level.

READY TO RECORD DECIBELS RECORDS WITH NEIL THOMASON LABEL MEETING Aimed at musicians and freelance engineers, this seminar will cover everything you need to know before hitting the studio — including instrument preparation, arrangement tips, and a studio walk-through to discuss different ways of recording. Includes studio tour and refreshments.

Find out more about the Decibels Records program for youth aged 12-25, and other music initiatives, at this special open-program session as a part of the Darebin Music Feast.

MONDAY 13 OCTOBER, 6:30PM – 7:30PM HEAD GAP STUDIOS 231 DUNDAS STREET, PRESTON VIC FREE

TUESDAY 14 OCTOBER, 4 -6PM MUSIC FEAST / THE PUSH POP-UP SHOP 234 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

ClientsÊ Include:Ê Dirty Three • Courtney Barnett • Augie March • Paul Kelly • Twerps • Beaches • Adalita • Jen Cloher • Magic Dirt

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231 Dundas St. Preston VIC. • 03 9480 6280 • www.headgap.com.au

THE PUSH MUSIC INDUSTRY PANEL

MUSIC CAREERS INFORMATION SESSION

TUESDAY 14 OCTOBER, 6 – 8PM MUSIC FEAST / THE PUSH POP-UP SHOP 234 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

WEDNESDAY 15 OCTOBER, 6 – 8PM MUSIC FEAST / THE PUSH POP-UP SHOP 234 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

DIY HOME STUDIO WORKSHOP

DECIBELS RECORDS SHOWCASE & LAUNCH

Whether it’s publicity, marketing, music business, event management or performance – this panel will discuss industry trends and business models for emerging music entrepreneurs.

This session includes a Q&A so you can quiz those who went through the hard yards working from dusk ‘til dawn.

THE BLACK HARRYS SATURDAY 18 OCTOBER, 6PM NORTHCOTE TOWN HALL – STUDIO ONE

This session will give you advice and information on how to get your foot in the door and work your dream job – whether that’s in music publicity, band management, bookings or touring. Find out about FReeZA Mentoring – a unique way to guide your music career.

Want to get a big sound out of your basic gear? Bring along your laptops and tablets and find out how to make your bedroom-sound great! Learn how to set-up and use your software and audio interfaces, plus advice on microphone selection and placement.

Decibels Records is a youth-run record label based in Northcote.

The year-long program provides opportunities for participants to gain experience in establishing and maintaining an independent label. See 2014 artists Biddlewood and The Black Harrys launch their new releases at this special, all-ages, showcase event.

FRIDAY 17 OCTOBER, 4 – 6PM MUSIC FEAST / THE PUSH POP-UP SHOP 234 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

SATURDAY 18 OCTOBER, 6PM NORTHCOTE TOWN HALL - STUDIO ONE 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $14.50

SHOP TALK ♣

BLUEGRASS WORKSHOP & JAM

SETTING UP AN INDIE RECORD LABEL

NICK O’BYRNE KEYNOTE ADDRESS

WEDNESDAY 15 OCTOBER, 8PM THE BAIN MARIE – HUB BAR 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

THURSDAY 16 OCTOBER, 4 – 6PM MUSIC FEAST / THE PUSH POP-UP SHOP 234 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

THURSDAY 16 OCTOBER, 6:30 – 8PM MUSIC FEAST / THE PUSH POP-UP SHOP 234 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

Joined by Daniel Watkins and Mitch Brown, George Jackson will share and teach the basic principles, and etiquette, of playing in a Bluegrass band or jam session. Suitable for guitar, mandolin, banjo, dobro, bass, fiddle and vocals. All ages and abilities welcome, some experience recommended.

Just like any other business venture, setting up an independent label requires planning, hard work and good decision making. A must-see session for all emerging artists and label managers – presented by self-managed, ARIA award nominated artist, Jen Cloher.

What are the challenges of the music industry for independent musicians? Where is the industry heading? How important is it to be strategic when planning a music career?

Nick O’Byrne, Executive Programmer of BIGSOUND, answers these and other important questions.

DAREBIN MUSIC FEAST SONGWRITERS AWARD Watch the ten finalists perform for our esteemed judges Jen Cloher, Peter Farnan and Jason Morrison (The Push). Hosted by writer/musician, Ben Birchall, and featuring special-guest performance by 2013 winner Dan Flynn.

BACKING TRACKS HIP-HOP SHOWCASE

ALL-AGES SHOWS ON LICENSED PREMISES

Hear about how artists and venues can work together, under new reform, to host all-ages shows on licensed premises.

Panelists include Patrick Donovan (Music Victoria), Peter Chellew (The Push), Ben Thompson (Corner Presents) and Darcy Fox (Artist).

Darcy Fox is a 21-year-old singer/songwriter from Gippsland, Victoria. In 2014 Darcy became the first ever solo artist to win the FReeZA Push Start Battle of the Bands competition.

Catch Darcy as she launches her new EP My Own Happy Ending at this all-ages event.

Who will take out the trophy and an amazing prize package including $2000 cash thanks to APRA, studio time at Head Gap and heaps more? Past winners of the Award include Jordie Lane, Sal Kimber, Ben Mason and Dan Flynn. Who will be discovered this year?

SATURDAY 18 OCTOBER, 4 – 5PM MUSIC FEAST / THE PUSH POP-UP SHOP 234 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

SUNDAY 19 OCTOBER, 2 – 3PM MUSIC FEAST / THE PUSH POP-UP SHOP 234 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

SUNDAY 19 OCTOBER, 3 – 4PM MUSIC FEAST / THE PUSH POP-UP SHOP 234 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

SUNDAY 19 OCTOBER, 3-5PM NORTHCOTE TOWN HALL - STUDIO 1 189 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

Backing Tracks is a fresh hip-hop mentoring program on your train line! Are you an emerging MC or spoken word poet? If you want to collaborate with other aspiring MCs, come and join the crew from the South Morang line for a freestyle jam.

Word! Hosted by Yung Philly.

DARCY FOX EP LAUNCH PERFORMANCE

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GREAT EDWARDES LAKE PARK WALK Celebrate Community Safety Month and Week Without Violence

CITY OF DAREBIN

274 Gower Street, Preston PO Box 91, Preston, Vic 3072 T 8470 8888 F 8470 8877 E mailbox@darebin.vic.gov.au darebin.vic.gov.au

National Relay Service TTY dial 133 677 or Speak & Listen 1300 555 727 or iprelay.com.au, then enter 03 8470 8888

Speak Your Language 8470 8470

People of all ages are invited to walk together around our beautiful Edwardes Lake Park alongside local Emergency Services and say NO to family violence, followed by a free BBQ, live music, face painting and more!

When:

Saturday 18 October, 11am – 2pm

Where:

Edwardes Lake Park, Reservoir Starting at the playground/BBQ area near the Griffiths Street entry.

Enquiries: 8470 8587 patrick.buchanan@darebin.vic.gov.au

LOCAL VENUE SHOWS A WONDERFULLY ECLECTIC PROGRAM IN OUR LOCAL MUSIC VENUES OPERATING ALL YEAR ROUND & KEEPING DAREBIN’S ICONIC MUSIC CULTURE ALIVE

VENUES ACROSS DAREBIN, THROUGHOUT THE FESTIVAL  WALK, CYCLE OR CATCH THE 86 TRAM

♦ LOCAL VENUE SHOWS

A HIGH ST SPRING FEAST ACCIDENTLY NORMAL Join Northside’s finest female-fronted bands for a spring smorgasbord of talent that will have your ears feasting on folk, country, rock, pop, blues and beyond. Featuring Queen Beaver, The Monday Project, Kylie Bloodstain and other super-special guests.

Accidently Normal looks at what we question, endure, celebrate and have in common in life. Songwriters and storytellers from the Music Network for Mental Health take you into their lives, so you can identify with elements of your own. Contemporary, truthful and thought provoking.

ALL IMPROV – ALL IN

ASSEMBLY FESTIVAL

SATURDAY 18 OCTOBER, 7PM BAR 303 303 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $15

SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 4PM BAR 303 303 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $5

THURSDAY 16 OCTOBER, 7PM FAROUK’S OLIVE 711 HIGH STREET, THORNBURY 3071 $2

SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 12PM THE WESLEY ANNE 250 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

BIG SEAL AND THE SLIPPERY FEW

BLACKDIAMOND

Think Australian rock. Think Newcastle rock ‘n’ roll. Think coalmines, industry and working your hands to the bone for every last cent you earn in a blue-collar world where the high-rollers reap the rewards.

BLUES PARTY ALBUM LAUNCH

Quirky and bearded Kiwi guitarist Aleister James, leads this seven-piece blues band through two captivating sets of blues classics and originals to celebrate the release of their debut album Live at Open Studio, which was recorded in July of this year.

BOHEMIAN NIGHTS

MONDAY 13 OCTOBER, 8:30PM BAR 303 303 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 DONATION

TUESDAY 14 OCTOBER, 8PM BAR 303 303 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $10

SUNDAY 19 OCTOBER, 8:30PM OPEN STUDIO 204 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $8

THURSDAY 9 OCTOBER, 8:30PM OPEN STUDIO 204 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $8

With one foot in the past, and one foot firmly in the present, Melbourne’s own country-blues-folk minstrels, Big Seal and The Slippery Few, are here to rattle your rusty cage and shake the peaches from your tree.

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Oskar and Bebra is an ensemble of improvising musicians who play adventurous, spontaneously composed music. Formed in 2008 by Christopher Young (clarinets, flute) and Dushan Mitrovic (clarinet, sax), they will be joined by Tom Fryer (acoustic guitar), John O’Hagan (double bass) and Michael Portley (drums).

Assembly Festival, presented by The Wesley Anne, is an annual event featuring more than twenty-five diverse acts.

Settle in for a great afternoon of music that includes folk, indie, hip-hop and jazz. This exciting free event is a mustsee at the 2014 Music Feast.

Ernie Gruner (violin, mandolin) and Phil Carroll (vocals, accordion, ney) play wild and soulful Gypsy, Klezmer, Middle-Eastern, French, Italian, Russian, jazz and tango music. This is your last chance to sing and dance with them before they head off for their seventh New Zealand tour.

BALCONY TV

BEN SALTER

WEDNESDAY 8 - SUNDAY 19 OCTOBER ONLINE WWW.BALCONYTV.COM/MELBOURNE FREE

WEDNESDAY 8 & 15 OCTOBER, 8:30PM TAGO MAGO 744 HIGH STREET, THORNBURY 3071 $5

BalconyTV began in 2006 on a tiny balcony in Dublin and is now produced in over fifty cities around the globe.

BalconyTV Melbourne brings the Melbourne music scene to your virtual doorstep. Check out our Darebin Music Feast special webcasts, featuring highlights from the program.

Ben Salter (The Gin Club) is one of Australia’s most highly regarded performers and songwriters. He will be playing at Tago Mago on the 8th and 15th of October.

BRUNSWICK BLUEGRASS COLLECTIVE CHARMING CEDAR Brunswick Bluegrass Collective play tunes from the bluegrass, old-time and Appalachian canon, with double fiddles, banjo, mandolin, guitar and double bass – all blended with sparkling harmonies. Haunting ballads, reels and breakdowns all collide in a fusion of folk and fun times.

Charm of Finches are sister duo Mabel (14) and Ivy (12), who combine poetic songwriting with sisterly harmonies. Dear Cedar sing haunting tales as sweet as black treacle, in an Appalachian style. Charming Cedar provide an evening of melancholy and whimsy, drenched in lush harmonies.

SATURDAY 18 OCTOBER, 8:30PM OPEN STUDIO 204 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $8

SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 5PM OPEN STUDIO 204 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $5

FRED SMITH SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 8:30PM THORNBURY THEATRE – VELVET LOUNGE

CHEAP FRILLS

CUMBIA PARTY WITH THE CUMBIA KILLERS

SUNDAY 19 OCTOBER, 5PM FAROUK’S OLIVE 711 HIGH STREET, THORNBURY 3071 $10

WEDNESDAY 8 OCTOBER, 9PM OPEN STUDIO 204 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $7

You must remember this – if you love the songs of Bessie, Billie, Bing and Dino, with a little Jobim, Momma Cass and Peggy Lee mixed in and played in great jazz styles, come along and be frilled with the music!

Open Studio’s Feast begins with Carlos Parraga and his Cumbia Killer friends. Fresh from Colombia with his button accordion, Carlos will get you moving, grooving and calling “vallenato!” and “porros!” without embarrassment. Let’s party Colombian style.

ETIENNE & THE SANKAYI

Original African folk music played by Etienne Dinanga, Conrad Henderson, Everist Dinanga and Miriam Abud.

This performance is the last in a series of ‘Second Sunday of the Month’ Sunday afternoons with sweet music and friendly vibes. Kids welcome.

REFLEJOS SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 8:30PM OPEN STUDIO

SUNDAY 12 OCTOBER, 4PM BAR 303 303 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 DONATION

LOCAL VENUE SHOWS ♦

DMA’S WITH THE CREASES

CyPHeR - HOME GROWN DAVID COSMA A fresh new Oz hip-hop line-up, mixed with a fusion of music genres. Melbourne Promoter, KaZbAhMeDiA presents a massive night of MCs and DJs. Featuring VYTAL ONE (Adelaide), KID (Sydney), ALL26,Tumi, Low Pro + Ali Hughes, Coco Nkrumah and guests.

‘David’s full-bodied croon pairs the silken wryness of Elvis Costello and the gravel of Bob Dylan’ (The Age).

Fresh from the recording studio, David Cosma will be joined by multi-instrumentalist Nick Carrafa for a Sunday to woo you.

DIESEL

Diesel is one of Australia’s most gifted natural musicians.

His talent marked him as special from the moment he first played on a stage, and twenty-four years on, it continues to thrill and amaze audiences.

‘Sometimes you hear a song or watch a video and just know that a band is going to be huge….we’re feeling it with DMA’s’ (Channel V). Don’t miss these radio favourites.

SUNDAY 12 OCTOBER, 7PM THORNBURY THEATRE 859 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3071 $20

SUNDAY 19 OCTOBER, 7PM BAR NANCY 61 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

SATURDAY 18 OCTOBER, 8:30PM NORTHCOTE SOCIAL CLUB 301 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $40

SATURDAY 11 / SUNDAY 12 OCTOBER, 7:30PM NORTHCOTE SOCIAL CLUB 301 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $15

8FOOT FELIX

FOXTROT + RUN SQUIRREL FRED SMITH + HAVE/HOLD ALBUM LAUNCH Sweaty, sing-along, Melbourne punk rock from Foxtrot, who are joined by a long-awaited return show by passionate Newcastle alternative, post-hardcore troupe Run Squirrel and soaring progressive indie rock from Have/Hold.

‘It is about time Australia caught up with Fred Smith. This remarkable singer-songwriter – who at various times reveals influences that range from Paul Kelly via Lou Reed to Loudon Wainwright III to Leonard Cohen – keeps releasing amazingly accomplished albums’ (Bruce Elder, SMH).

Funkalleros bring their energetic and melodic powder keg of modern Latin music to the Music Feast. Their music is sweetly embedded with Latin American rhythmic joy that will leave you sonically satisfied. Think Manu Chao jamming with Ketama and Calexico!

FRIDAY 10 OCTOBER, 9PM OPEN STUDIO 204 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $12 / $10 (FOR COSTUMED!)

FRIDAY 17 OCTOBER, 8PM BAR 303 303 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $10

SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 8:30PM THORNBURY THEATRE – VELVET LOUNGE 859 HIGH STREET, THORNBURY 3071 $20

SUNDAY 12 OCTOBER, 8:30PM OPEN STUDIO 204 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $5

The fabric of time and space have become a little frayed on Mad Isle, entangling all manner of souls, from myriad realms and eras. Only the music will set us free to roam the seas again. Dress code – multi-dimensional.

FUNKALLEROS ALT-LATIN PARTY

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♦ LOCAL VENUE SHOWS

GAMELAN DANANDA

GEORGE BORTHWICK TRIO

GLENN MUSTO

GLORY B

SATURDAY 18 OCTOBER, 1PM NORTHCOTE UNITING CHURCH (FORECOURT) 251 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 5PM FAROUK’S OLIVE 711 HIGH STREET, THORNBURY 3071 $3

SUNDAY 19 OCTOBER, 5PM THE WESLEY ANNE 250 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 DONATION

SATURDAY 18 OCTOBER, 5:30PM THE WESLEY ANNE – FRONT BAR 250 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

KINFOLK

TUESDAY 14 OCTOBER, 7:30PM NORTHCOTE SOCIAL CLUB 301 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $15 (ADULTS) / $10 (CONCESSION)

Giant gongs, booming drums, shimmering bronze – this is the sound of the classical Balinese ensemble music known as Gamelan.

Based in Thornbury, Gamelan DanAnda is a dynamic community academy, who welcome all from beginners to professional musicians. Here’s your chance to experience Gamelan Down Under.

KAISHA SINGLE LAUNCH

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The George Borthwick Trio present a Saturday afternoon/ early evening show of jazz standards. Having played at Farouk’s Olive regularly since May, the trio perform their favourite jazz charts with new interpretations.

All ages welcome.

WA music legend Glenn Musto has always had a knack for penning great tunes. His new single – ‘Don’t Give Up Now’ – is one of his absolute best. He plays day-dreamy, hook-filled, pop-waltz that abruptly turns itself into sing-along rock.

Join KAISHA, an all-female, Middle-Eastern influenced, acoustic-rock trio from the hills of Melbourne as they launch their new single. KAISHA is an exceptional union of progressive, shamanic sound-scapes, with intense acoustic rock and traditional middle-eastern rhythms.

Equal parts cabaret, folk, and heartbreak, Kate Mulqueen is a local Melbourne singer/songwriter who has taken the Northern suburbs by polite, yet quirky, storm. Influenced

by Amanda Palmer and Regina Spektor, her weapons of choice are ebony, ivory, irony and melody.

KATE MULQUEEN

KIM SALMON AND THE SURREALISTS

FRIDAY 17 OCTOBER, 8PM THE WESLEY ANNE 250 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $10

FRIDAY 10 / SUNDAY 12 OCTOBER, 7PM BAR NANCY 61 HIGH STREET, WESTGARTH FREE

SATURDAY 18 OCTOBER, 9:30PM TAGO MAGO 744 HIGH STREET, THORNBURY 3071 $5

Kim Salmon’s most enduring legacy, and not one that he particularly tried for, will no doubt be that many blame him, or at least his band The Scientists, for “grunge.” Kim has given up resisting. He just figures “Where there’s smoke there’s fire.”

Welcome to the slick, smooth ride of Glory B. With shades down and cocktails brimming, as he cruises in his limousine, you can taste the colours of the big-smoke in his high-tone sensuality. His velvet voice, trickling piano improvisations and vaudevillian performance all drip with charisma.

Stephen Magnusson is an Australian guitarist who is known for his improvisational work and has also played with the Australian Art Orchestra. Kinfolk is his exciting new project.

LOCAL VENUE SHOWS ♦

HARLEY YOUNG & THE HAYMAKERS GO GO FISH

HERE WE GO AGAIN!

HUGH MCGINLAY & THE RECESSIVE GENES KAIN BORLASE TRIO Hugh McGinlay and the Recessive Genes play everything from raw ballads to hedonistic blues. Having played the world over, this is a band that will have you reaching for a double scotch, then your dancing shoes.

Double bassist Kain Borlase, presents his all-acoustic jazz trio, who will swing their way through compositions by Monk, Pettiford, Ellington and Strayhorn. They will also pull out some old standards from the dusty corners of the American songbooks.

SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 9:30 PM TAGO MAGO 744 HIGH STREET, THORNBURY 3071 $5

SUNDAY 12 OCTOBER, 5:30PM FAROUK’S OLIVE 711 HIGH STREET, THORNBURY 3071 $10

FRIDAY 10 OCTOBER, 6PM THE WESLEY ANNE 250 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

THURSDAY 16 OCTOBER, 6PM THE WESLEY ANNE – FRONT BAR 250 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

LA TIN SHED ORQUESTA

LORENZO & THE SPAGHETTI CONNECTION LO-RES Guaranteed to serve up tasty, delicious, original Italian music for original people, Lorenzo and The Spaghetti Connection will have you swirling and twirling to their tasty swing, rock, country and jazz tunes.

Lo-Res return, after the release of their second album, with a feast for the ears. They meld jazz, minimalism, rock and folk with gnarly grooves and interwoven melodies. Also featuring the stunning compositions of flautist Belinda Woods. Supported by Diego Villalta and Nathan Liow Trio.

Welcome Lot 56 home from their tour of Japan as they showcase tunes from their new album Double Barrel Twist. Joining the band will be the duo Bad Hobbits and local singer/songwriter Hugh McGinlay.

WEDNESDAY 15 OCTOBER, 8:30PM OPEN STUDIO 204 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $5

SATURDAY 18 OCTOBER, 5PM OPEN STUDIO 204 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $5

WEDNESDAY 8 OCTOBER, 8PM BAR 303 303 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $10

SATURDAY 18 OCTOBER, 4:30PM BAR 303 303 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

Harley is equipped with a soulful voice and an impeccable talent, to bring to life poignant tunes with the aid of his guitar. Harley sings each line with such genuine emotion, leaving you bewitched by each song’s expressive strength.

La Tin Shed Orquesta are a chamber group from Melbourne, who explore modern Latin American music, with a focus on composers such as Astor Piazzolla, Jose Bragato and Paquito D’Rivera.

Here We Go Again! features six musicians, performing a wide range of traditional jazz and standard tunes with enthusiasm and humour. With Brett Willis (reeds), Andrew Stephens (banjo), Bill Thomson (drums), Rod Neil (leader/trombone), Jaz Stutley (vocals/kazobo) and Tony Bassiliadis (sousaphone).

LOT 56 & FRIENDS

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MELBOURNE JAZZ VOCAL SESSION #11

Modelled on the Amsterdam Vocal Sessions, the Melbourne Jazz Vocal Sessions feature up and coming and established jazz singers, performing their interpretations of favourite jazz standards – all accompanied by some of Melbourne’s best upcoming jazz musicians.

MELODY MOON & TYTO ALBUM LAUNCH

Fierce rhythmic adventurer Tyto, joins indie-folk songstress Melody Moon, for her Down to the Sea album launch tour. They are touring nationally and raising funds for the ocean protection group Women for Whales.

They call on you to support this special show.

MR BLUE

OLIVE’S FOLK CLUB

SUNDAY 19 OCTOBER, 2:30PM BAR 303 303 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $5

SUNDAY 12 OCTOBER, 7:30PM THE WESLEY ANNE 250 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $10

THURSDAY 9 / THURSDAY 16 OCTOBER, 7PM BAR NANCY 61 HIGH STREET, WESTGARTH FREE

SATURDAY 18 OCTOBER, 5PM FAROUK’S OLIVE 711 HIGH STREET, THORNBURY 3071 DONATION

PRIESTESSA & DASH

REFLEJOS

SAMASSIN

SARAY ILUMINADO

THURSDAY 9 OCTOBER, 8PM THE WESLEY ANNE 250 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $9

SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 8:30PM OPEN STUDIO 204 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $10

FRIDAY 10 OCTOBER, 8PM FAROUK’S OLIVE 711 HIGH STREET, THORNBURY 3071 $5

THURSDAY 16 OCTOBER, 8:30PM THE WESLEY ANNE 250 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $15

Priestessa and Dash – part mythical dream, part enchanting folk-soul – continue their inspired journey of music making. With their unique songwriting, warmth and engaging live shows already established, this twelve-piece are now looking for the mothership.

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Reflejos have a sound that is Latin at heart, but infused with Eastern and Central European influences. Their unique mix of Latin rhythms, lush vocal harmonies and melodic instrumentations, captivates audiences with stirring laments, then brings them to their feet in dance.

Bar Nancy offers the perfect ambience for Mr Blue and their high-energy style of “dark swing” jazz, influenced by the likes of Count Basie’s Orchestra. Enjoy a cocktail and tap your toes while listening to Melbourne’s finest dark swing jazz musicians.

Samassin are a world fusion quintet specialising in spicy, original Ethno-Jazz compositions – fused with ancient rhythms and classical flavour. Energetic Balkan tunes and Arabic compositions are uniquely interpreted. Samassin will record their first album in 2014 and commence a European tour 2015.

Olive’s Folk Club is hosted by local folk musician Louisa Wise and is an open mic session (without the mic) for the fully acoustic musician. Normally blackboard style, this event offers an inviting lineup of local talent to delight your musical tastes.

Saray Iluminado (The Illuminated Palace) focus on new interpretations of Bosnian and Herzegovinian Sevdah music, and secular Sephardic Jewish songs. The band’s unique performance aesthetic brings to life the unifying elements of the Balkan, Ottoman, Jewish and Mediterranean musical traditions.

LOCAL VENUE SHOWS ♦

ONE MAN GUY – SONGS IN THE KEY OF LOUDON OSCAR FRANCE WAINWRIGHT III & MICK POWER Take a whiff on me that ain’t no rose! A troupe of Melbourne songwriters present a scribbled napkin of original music, inspired by the alarming and disarming ramblings of Loudon Wainwright III. Curated by Nigel Wearne, and featuring Jim Green, Mandy Connell, Damon Smith, Kate Crowley, Sally Taylor and special guests.

Two upcoming Jazz musicians hit the scene with some classic and modern Jazz tunes. With Mick Power on guitar and Oscar France on keys, with a hint of effects and some experimentation, this performance fits right in at the Paris jazz end of High st.

PEPPERJACK EP LAUNCH

PLANET FANTASTIC & SQUID NEBULA

FRIDAY 10 OCTOBER, 8PM THE WESLEY ANNE 250 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $15 (ADULT) / $10 CONCESSION

WEDNESDAY 15 OCTOBER, 7PM BAR NANCY 61 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

SATURDAY 18 OCTOBER, 7:30PM THE WESLEY ANNE 250 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $5

THURSDAY 9 OCTOBER, 8:30PM THE PURPLE EMERALD 349 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $5

SHIPWRECKING 303

SONGS OF THE PROHIBITION ERA

SPENCER P JONES

SQUAWKESTRA – OPEN REHEARAL

SUNDAY 12 OCTOBER, 7PM BAR 303 303 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $10

FRIDAY 17 OCTOBER, 6PM OPEN STUDIO 204 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 DONATION

SUNDAY 12 & 19 OCTOBER, 4:30 PM TAGO MAGO 744 HIGH STREET, THORNBURY 3071 $5

THURSDAY 16 OCTOBER, 7PM NORTHCOTE UNITING CHURCH 251 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

Taking over the whole venue with rock ‘n’ roll fun, The Strange, Fraudband, The D-Grades, and The Pope’s Assassins will interweave madness from Will Hindmarsh (Durian) and Stuart Grant (El Rey del Bolero). It’s spring vibes in retrofuturistic surrounds. Shake it, be moved and laugh.

Join The Teacup Two as they relive eras of gangsters, flappers and bootleg hooch in 1920s and 30s America.

These talented vocalists will perform songs from the likes of Billie Holiday, Bessie Smith, Louis Armstrong and Fats Waller. Raise your glasses!

After launching their robust folk single, ‘Going Home,’ at the Wesley Ann in April, Melbourne band Pepperjack are returning to release a new EP. Along with local act, Dash + Pear and the Awkward Orchestra, this showcase offers a variety of indie-folk goodness.

Spencer P Jones has been a staple in the Australian music scene, from early obscure acts The Emotional Retards and Cuban Heels, to gold-status cowpunk The Johnny’s.

Spencer is more widely known as a founding member and guitarist with The Beasts of Bourbon.

Two out-of-this-world bands. First up, jazz quintet Planet Fantastic, explore traditional and contemporary tunes with a blend of rhythm, melody, harmony and improvisation. Then, bringing ambient groove, jazz and world music, the superfunky Squid Nebula are more than just another white guy reggae band.

Squawkestra welcomes you to join their open rehearsal.

Polish up your brass, dust off the strings and come try out for the orchestra – adult beginners and returners welcome. We will be playing through some fun and easy material. BYO Music stand. Tea and Cake provided.

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STANDING TALL

STUDIO ONE SHOWCASE SUMMON THE BIRDS Jake Savona and friends present a night of roots reggae with the authentic sound of the vintage 60s Hammond organ. A vast repertoire, with a particular focus on the Jamaican Studio One instrumental output of the 60s and 70s.

Locals, Summon the Birds, are dusting off their gamma ray glasses and ramping up the epic at Bar 303. Strictly playing music to fall through time, STB are honing their labyrinthine ways in the name of Blood Love.

SUNDAY 19 OCTOBER, 4:30PM OPEN STUDIO 204 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 DONATION

THURSDAY 16 OCTOBER, 8PM BAR 303 303 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $10

SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 8PM BAR 303 303 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $6

FRIDAY 17 OCTOBER, 8:30PM OPEN STUDIO 204 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $10

THE BIG FINALE

THE BIG ORDER

Formed in St. Kilda by singer/songwriters Eddie Miller (son of rock legend Billy Miller) and Callum Ramage, The Big Order fuse soulful vocal harmonies with honest guitar tones. A powerful swamp/pop/rock sound, reminiscent of Jack White and The Kinks.

THE BIRDMANN & EGG

This infamous international comedy variety concert of acts and music, have toured to over fifteen countries, wowing numerous audiences from the Glastonbury Music Festival to the Australian Circus Festival. ‘Amazement’ cheers The Guardian. ‘Ingenious’ cries Chortle. ‘A Triumph’ declares The Age.

THE FADO OF MARIA SEVERA

SUNDAY 19 OCTOBER, 2PM PRESTON CITY HALL 274 GOWER STREET, PRESTON, 3072 $12.50 (ADULT) / $9 (CONCESSION) $5 (KIDS) $30 (FAMILY - 2 ADULTS 2 CHILDREN)

FRIDAY 10 OCTOBER, 8:30PM TAGO MAGO 744 HIGH STREET, THORNBURY 3071 $5

WEDNESDAY 8 OCTOBER, 8PM OPEN STUDIO 204 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $13

SATURDAY 18 OCTOBER, 8PM FAROUKS OLIVE 711 HIGH STREET, THORNBURY 3071 $8

Eight piece band, Standing Tall, plays the kind of jazz popular in the 60s and 70s when the likes of Herbie Hancock, Freddie Hubbard, Eddie Harris and Joe Zawinul were exploring funk, blues and Latin rhythms. Driving jazz and funky grooves guaranteed.

Come to Preston City Hall for the last day of the Darebin Music Feast and be part of The Big Finale with top community choir ARCappella and special guest performances by Darebin City Brass. A smorgasbord of music from Jessie J to the Hallelujah Chorus.

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SWEET SPOT, SUGAR!

Sugar Fed Leopards return to Open Studio, where they played their first gig back in 2012. This six-piece soul, doo wop, disco, rock ‘n’ roll band with sparkles, provide disco rhythm and sweet harmony that makes the Sugar good for you.

This is the story of Maria Severa, as she falls in love and then falls from grace. Maria is accompanied by a live soundtrack, in the achingly melancholic Portuguese Fado tradition, that features Leni Philippe-Janon (Portuguese guitar) and Carolina Cordeiro (vocals).

TALISKA & CO-CHEOL

THE BAUDELAIRES

SATURDAY 18 OCTOBER, 3PM THE WESLEY ANNE 250 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $15

FRIDAY 17 OCTOBER, 9:30 PM TAGO MAGO 744 HIGH STREET, THORNBURY 3071 $5

Scottish folk outfit Taliska, play host at the Wesley Anne’s Celtic Cafe. With a menu featuring pipes, harp, fiddle, vocals, guitar, bodhr·n, whistles, accordion and French horn – every taste is catered for! Includes award-winning Co-cheol, who are touring their freshly launched EP.

The Baudelaires have been described as the ‘Psych Wunderkind’ of Melbourne’s thriving music community.

They mash together influences of 60s French pop-stars and the old blues-men of the 30s, and soak it all in reverb, hooky guitar lines and garage beats.

THE FIFTEEN DISCIPLES THE FONDUE SET Bohjass presents Tim Pledger’s new ensemble composition – The Fifteen Disciples of the Twelve Apostles of Rex Johnson’s Underwear Store. This is an ultra-evocative new work, featuring the cream of Melbourne’s improvisational musicians – plus the Ben Carr Trio and Daniel Brates’ Edel Plastik.

The Fondue Set are an exciting new Melbourne band, playing late 60s and 70s golden hits straight from the AM dial. They attack each song as if it were their own, setting themselves apart with a diverse lineup – with special guest Kavisha Mazzella.

WEDNESDAY 15 OCTOBER, 8PM BAR 303 303 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $10

WEDNESDAY 8 OCTOBER, 7:30PM NORTHCOTE SOCIAL CLUB 301 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $10

THE GRAHAMS & THE MORRISONS

THE KRAKEN

THURSDAY 9 OCTOBER, 6PM THE WESLEY ANNE 250 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

SUNDAY 12 & 19 OCTOBER, 4PM BAR NANCY 61 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

TIM PLEDGER’S ‘THE BOYS’

TOM VINCENT SEPTET ALBUM LAUNCH

SUNDAY 19 OCTOBER, 6PM THE WESLEY ANNE 250 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

TUESDAY 14 OCTOBER, 8PM OPEN STUDIO 204 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $15

NYC/Nashville based Americana duo and lifelong romantic partners, The Grahams, are set to embark on their first ever tour of Australia with their debut album Riverman’s Daughter. Combining soulful bluegrass with traditional folk and country blues all blended with infectious storytelling.

The Boys play a mixture of acoustic free jazz, bossa nova and European folk and jazz/blues. Within the beautiful acoustics of the Wesley Anne front room, Tim and The Boys will conjure moods reminiscent of nostalgic jazz clubs and bars.

SUGAR FED LEOPARDS FRIDAY 17 OCTOBER, 8:30PM OPEN STUDIO

The Kraken is the merriment of the fiddle, guitar, banjo and bor·n, playing Irish song and country rock. Enjoy a full-bodied collective of talented musicians and a lot of Kraken in the courtyard at Bar Nancy.

Featuring Julien Wilson (tenor sax), Steve Grant (trumpet), Phil Noy (alto sax), Ben Gillespie (trombone/vocals), Tom Vincent (piano/ composer/arranger), Leigh Barker (double bass), and Alf Jackson (drums). This work is influenced by Monk, Ellington, Coltrane, Miles and Mingus and is an exciting premiere with world-class musicians.

LOCAL VENUE SHOWS ♦

THE TASTE OF INDIA

THE WILLIE WAGTAILS & TIM & KELLIE THE SCRIMSHAW FOUR (SCREAMFEEDER) The Willie Wagtails play good-old raucous folk jazz.

Taking influence from New Orleans Dixieland swing, they play trumpets, banjos and the rarely seen Stroh violin.

Their songs will captivate you with stories of grimy cities and creek-side rendezvous.

Tim Steward and Kellie Lloyd, from Brisbane indie darlings Screamfeeder, will run through their back catalogues in this intimate acoustic gig. The pair will play song for song, pulling favourites from their long and varied careers – supported by Bonnie Mercer.

TIM NEAL QUARTET

SUNDAY 19 OCTOBER, 3:30PM DAREBIN ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE 387 BELL STREET, PRESTON 3072 $20

FRIDAY 17 OCTOBER, 7PM FAROUK’S OLIVE 711 HIGH STREET, THORNBURY 3071 $10

SUNDAY 19 OCTOBER, 8PM BAR 303 303 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $5

THURSDAY 9 OCTOBER, 8PM BAR 303 303 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $10

TRAD BALKAN FOLK

TRIO AGOGO BRAZILTRUBACI! IAN MUSIC EXPLOSION! WITH OPA BATO! Trio Agogo are known for their explosive live performances – especially at their spiritual home, the Wesley Anne. Trio Agogo features some of the finest exponents of Brazilian music, and along with some special guests, this shows promises to be a wild affair.

Inspired by the world’s biggest music festival – the Sabor Trubaca in Guca, Serbia – Opa Bato! play authentic Balkan brass and originals. It’s music to dance, drink and be merry to. This show will really make you smile.

UNO

SUNDAY 12 & 19 OCTOBER, 8PM FAROUK’S OLIVE 711 HIGH STREET, THORNBURY 3071 $3

SUNDAY 12 OCTOBER, 6PM THE WESLEY ANNE 250 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 8:30PM FAROUK’S OLIVE 711 HIGH STREET, THORNBURY 3071 $7

SUNDAY 12 OCTOBER, 4:30PM THE THORNBURY LOCAL 635 HIGH STREET, THORNBURY 3071 FREE

A grand three-hour program for the Taste of India Festival, which is celebrating its 14th year. Over fifty students of Ms. Sivaganga Sahathevan, perform with professionals from various art forms. Singers, piano and veena strings rejoice at this evening of silken grandeur and Classical tastes.

Traditional Balkan Folk Music has a long history of continuous evolution, with influences from areas with vastly differing conceptions of music – European and Oriental being amongst the most prominent. This gives it a unique sound of its own which Balkanika reproduces faithfully and beautifully.

Featuring Tim Neal (hammond), Steve Magusson (guitar), Carlo Alberto Canevali (drums), and Mirko Guerrini (saxophone). Tim is well known as a collaborator with eclectic and diverse musicians and his live performances can head in multiple directions at the same time.

UNO showcases three dynamic solo performers – Awomadah Fig growls, soars and whistles with her wah-wah ukulele; Adam Pavitt rocks a funky blend of politically-edged urban blues; and Bec Newman plays moody folk on piano and guitar, with songs of love lost, found and longed for.

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VARDOS

WHITT (SPIDERBAIT)

WORLDS ABOVE & WORLDS BELOW

THURSDAY 16 OCTOBER, 8:30PM OPEN STUDIO 204 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $10

THURSDAY 9 & THURSDAY 16 OCTOBER, 9:30 PM TAGO MAGO 744 HIGH STREET, THORNBURY 3071 $5

SUNDAY 19 OCTOBER, 3PM THE WESLEY ANNE 250 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 $20

ZAMPOÑISTAS PANPIPES

ZOE KELLY

FRIDAY 17 OCTOBER, 5PM FAROUKS OLIVE 711 HIGH STREET, THORNBURY 3071 $5

WEDNESDAY 8 OCTOBER, 7PM BAR NANCY 61 HIGH STREET, NORTHCOTE 3070 FREE

Driven by Alana’s wild violin, chased by Sofia on accordion and Kirri on double bass, Vardos play gypsy and traditional music learnt from folk and Roma (Gypsy) musicians in Eastern Europe. Vardos have toured Australia, and internationally, and appeared on Spicks and Specks.

Panpipers in ponchos will invade streets, shops and passing trams on High St Thornbury, before their concert at crowd favourite Farouk’s Olive. Join the ZampoÒistas for guaranteed fun, colour, South American rhythms and of course Farouk’s newly designed panpiping cocktail.

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Whitt’s new album is a very personal journey, influenced

by Australian post-punk tycoons The Birthday Party and Rowland S. Howard, as well as folk influences from Bob Dylan and Townes Van Zandt.

Zoe Kelly is a Melbourne singer/songwriter with a repertoire of fresh folk tunes, touching on soul. Strong melodies inspired by the connection to the present moment, make music presents. Zoe’s voice has been described as soulful, rich and expressive.

Brunswick Women’s Choir has a rock-solid reputation for delivering great, gutsy music that brings about change.

Hot off the heels of their recent sell-out concert, the choir will bring you lilting harmonies, percussive tones and complex arrangements that will take you away.

PROGRAM INDEX ♠ WEDNESDAY 8TH OCTOBER All Day 4 – 6pm 6 – 8pm 7pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 8pm 8pm 8:30pm 9pm

Balcony TV Freeza Program Committee Meeting (Open To Public) Guitar Workshop Presented By Glorified!

Zoe Kelly Louisa, Lucy & Rowena Wise The Fondue Set Lo-Res The Birdmann And Egg Ben Salter Hue Orleans Hot Louisiana Kitchen & Surprise Guests

FRIDAY 10TH OCTOBER www.balconytv.com/melbourne The Push Pop-Up Shop The Push Pop-Up Shop Bar Nancy The Bain Marie (Hub Bar) Northcote Social Club Bar 303 Open Studio Tago Mago The Bain Marie (Hub Bar)

35 28 28 46 7 43 39 42 35 7

www.balconytv.com/melbourne The Push Pop-Up Shop The Push Pop-Up Shop The Wesley Anne The Bain Marie (Hub Bar) Bar Nancy Northcote Town Hall Northcote Town Hall The Wesley Anne Bar 303 The Bain Marie (Hub Bar) Open Studio The Purple Emerald The Bain Marie (Hub Bar) Tago Mago

35 28 29 44 28 40 21 21 40 45 7 34 41 7 46

THURSDAY 9TH OCTOBER All Day 4 – 6pm 6 – 8pm 6pm 6:30pm 7:30pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8:30pm 8:30pm 8:30pm 9:30pm 9:30pm

NO ALCOHOL PERMITTED

Balcony TV DIY Band Merchandise Workshop Visual Merchandising 101 Workshop The Grahams & The Morrisons (NSW) Artist Interview With Richard Watts Mr Blue Burke And Wills – The Expedition By Ashley Davies High Street Bells Choir CD Launch Priestessa and Dash Tim Neal Quartet Beth Patterson (USA) Bohemian Nights Planet Fantastic and Squid Nebula McAlpines Fusiliers Whitt (Spiderbait)

ALL AGES APPROPRIATE

ADULTS ONLY

WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE

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All Day 3 – 6pm 6pm 7pm 5 – 8pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8:30pm 8pm 8:30pm 8:30pm 9pm 9:30pm

Balcony TV Pull-Apart Mix Presented By Jimi Maroudas Hugh McGinlay And The Recessive Genes Kate Mulqueen PBS Live To Air- All Stars Special Burke And Wills – The Expedition By Ashley Davies Samassin Tihai 3 – North Indian Classical Music Death Rides A Horse By Rama Nicholas One Man Guy – Songs in the key of Loudon Wainwright III Rattlin Bones Blackwood The Big Order 8Foot Felix Pugsley Buzzard Big Band

www.balconytv.com/melbourne The Push Pop-Up Shop The Wesley Anne Bar Nancy The Bain Marie (Hub Bar) Northcote Town Hall Farouk’s Olive Northcote Town Hall Northcote Town Hall The Wesley Anne The Bain Marie (Hub Bar) Tago Mago Open Studio The Bain Marie (Hub Bar)

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www.balconytv.com/melbourne Northcote Uniting Church Reservoir Shopping Village Preston Town Hall forecourt Meet at Reservoir The Wesley Anne The Bain Marie (Hub Bar) Northcote Town Hall The Push Pop-Up Shop The Bain Marie (Hub Bar) Bar 303 Open Studio Farouk’s Olive The Bain Marie (Hub Bar) Northcote Social Club Northcote Town Hall Bar 303 Northcote Town Hall Thornbury Theatre Open Studio Northcote Town Hall Farouk’s Olive The Bain Marie – Hub Bar Tago Mago The Bain Marie (Hub Bar)

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SATURDAY 11TH OCTOBER All Day 10am 10am – 1pm 10am – 1pm 11am 12pm 1 – 2pm 1pm 3 – 4pm 3:30pm 4pm 5pm 5pm 5:30pm 7:30pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8:30pm 8:30pm 8:30pm 8:30pm 9:30pm 9:30pm 9:30pm

Balcony TV Chalice Feast Music Feast Buskers & Community Stage – Reservoir Music Feast Buskers & Community Stage – Preston Peddle, Sing and Ding Assembly Festival Kiddyrock Sing-A-Long Rounds (Book Launch) Venus Return – Performance PBS Live To Air – Soulgroove ‘66 Accidently Normal Charming Cedar George Borthwick Trio Triple Denim DMA’S (UK) With The Creases Melbourne Tabla School Concert 2014 Summon The Bird Tania Bosak And The Barefoot Orchestra (Debut Cd Launch) Fred Smith (Album Launch) Reflejos Sounds Of Silent Trubaci!

Frank Sultana Harley Young & The Haymakers Go Go Fish Mojo Juju & T-Bone

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♠ PROGRAM INDEX SUNDAY 12TH OCTOBER All Day 12 – 5pm 1 – 2pm 3pm 3pm 4pm 4 – 6pm 4pm 4:30pm 4:30pm 5pm 5:30pm 6pm 7pm 7pm 7pm 7pm 7pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 8pm 8:30pm

Balcony TV Crate Digger Record Fair Sunday Stomp! With LIVINGSTON DAISIES Shaky Stills The Darjeelings – Performance Etienne & The Sankayi Pre Production For The Home Studio Workshop The Kraken Spencer P Jones UNO Sing Along With Queen Beaver Here We Go Again!

Trio Agogo Brazilian Music Explosion!

Cypher Dark Troubadours With Adrian Stoyles, Jacob S Harris + Kate Mulqueen Orkeztra Glasso Bashalde Shipwrecking 303 DMA’s (UK) With The Creases Melody Moon & Tyto (Album Launch) Trad Balkan Folk Funkalleros Alt-Latin Party

WEDNESDAY 15TH OCTOBER www.balconytv.com/melbourne Northcote Town Hall The Bain Marie (Hub Bar) The Bain Marie (Hub Bar) The Push Pop-Up Shop Bar 303 The Push Pop-Up Shop Bar Nancy Tago Mago The Thornbury Local Northcote Town Hall Farouk’s Olive The Wesley Anne Thornbury Theatre The Bain Marie (Hub Bar) Bar Nancy Northcote Town Hall Bar 303 Northcote Social Club The Wesley Anne Farouk’s Olive Open Studio

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MONDAY 13TH OCTOBER All Day 6 – 9pm 8:30pm

Balcony TV Ready to Record with Neil Thomason, Head Gap Big Seal And The Slippery Few

www.balconytv.com/melbourne 35 Head Gap Studios 29 Bar 303 34

TUESDAY 14TH OCTOBER All Day 4 – 6pm 6 – 8pm 6:30pm 7:30pm 8pm 8pm 8pm

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Balcony TV Decibels Records Committee Meeting (Open To Public) The Push Music Industry Panel Artist Interview With Richard Watts Kinfolk Blackdiamond Open Mic Night Folk Tom Vincent Septet (Album Launch)

www.balconytv.com/melbourne The Push Pop-Up Shop The Push Pop-Up Shop The Bain Marie (Hub Bar) Northcote Social Club Bar 303 The Bain Marie (Hub Bar) Open Studio

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All Day 3 – 6pm 6 – 8pm 6:30pm 7pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8:30pm 8:30pm

Balcony TV Freeza Program Committee Meeting (Open To Public) Freeza Mentoring Music Careers Information Session Artist Interview With Richard Watts Oscar France & Mick Power Bluegrass Workshop & Jam Lipstick And Spurs The Fifteen Disciples Ben Salter La Tin Shed Orchestra

www.balconytv.com/melbourne The Push Pop-Up Shop The Push Pop-Up Shop The Bain Marie (Hub Bar) Bar Nancy The Bain Marie (Hub Bar) Northcote Town Hall Bar 303 Tago Mago Open Studio

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www.balconytv.com/melbourne The Push Pop-Up Shop The Wesley Anne – Front Bar The Bain Marie (Hub Bar) The Push Pop-Up Shop Northcote Uniting Church Bar Nancy Farouk’s Olive Bar 303 The Bain Marie (Hub Bar) The Wesley Anne Northcote Town Hall Open Studio The Bain Marie (Hub Bar) Tago Mago

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THURSDAY 16TH OCTOBER All Day 4 – 6pm 6pm 6:30pm 6:30 – 8pm 7pm 7pm 8pm 8pm 8:30pm 8:30pm 8:30pm 8:30pm 9:30pm 9:30pm

Balcony TV Setting Up An Independent Record Label Kain Borlase Trio Artist Interview With Richard Watts Creative Arts Seminar Presented by Nick O’Byrne Squawkestra – Open Rehearsal Mr Blue All Improv – All In Studio One Showcase Archer Saray Iluminado Unbearably Hip By Stephen Blackburn Vardos Cherrywood Whitt (Spiderbait)

PROGRAM INDEX ♠ FRIDAY 17TH OCTOBER All Day 4 – 6pm 5pm 6pm 6:30pm 7pm 8pm 8pm 8:30pm 8:30pm 8:30pm 8:30pm 9:30pm 9:30pm

Balcony TV DIY Home Studio Workshop ZampoÒistas Panpipes Songs Of The Prohibition Era Kenny Joe Blake The Willie Wagtails And The Scrimshaw Four Kaisha (Single Launch) Foxtrot + Run Squirrel + Have/Hold Charles Jenkins & The Amateur Historians Fine Blue Thread Trio – CD Launch Skyscraper Stan Sweet Spot, Sugar!

Christopher Coleman Collective The Baudelaires

SUNDAY 19TH OCTOBER www.balconytv.com/melbourne The Push Pop-Up Shop Farouks Olive Open Studio The Bain Marie (Hub Bar) Farouk’s Olive The Wesley Anne Bar 303 Northcote Town Hall Northcote Town Hall The Bain Marie (Hub Bar) Open Studio The Bain Marie (Hub Bar) Tago Mago

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www.balconytv.com/melbourne Northcote Uniting Church The Bain Marie (Hub Bar) Northcote Town Hall The Wesley Anne The Bain Marie (Hub Bar) The Push Pop-Up Shop Bar 303 Farouk’s Olive The Wesley Anne Bar 303 The Wesley Anne Farouk’s Olive Open Studio Northcote Social Club Tago Mago The Bain Marie (Hub Bar) The Bain Marie (Hub Bar)

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SATURDAY 18TH OCTOBER All Day 1pm 1 – 2pm 6pm 3pm 3pm & 4pm 4 – 5pm 4:30pm 5pm 5:30pm 7pm 7:30pm 8pm 8:30pm 8:30pm 9:30pm 9:30pm 10:30pm

Balcony TV Gamelan DanAnda The Bushwhazee Bush Dance Decibels Records Showcase (Biddlewood & The Black Harrys) Taliska & Co-Cheol The Houndlings Backing Tracks – Hip Hop Showcase and Live Performance Lot 56 & Friends Olive’s Folk Club Glory B A High St Spring Feast Pepperjack (EP Launch) The Fado Of Maria Severa Brunswick Bluegrass Collective Diesel Kim Salmon And The Surrealists Ruby Boots The Wilson Pickers

All Day 1pm 2pm 2 – 3pm 2:30pm 3 – 4pm 3pm 3 – 5pm 3pm 3:30pm 4pm 4:30pm 4:30pm 5pm 5pm 6pm 7pm 7pm 8pm 8pm 8:30pm 9:30pm

Balcony TV Sunday Stomp! With GOATPISS GASOLINE The Big Finale All-Ages Events on Licensed Premises Panel Melbourne Jazz Vocal Session #11 Darcy Fox EP Launch Live Performance Emilee South Music Feast Songwriter Awards Finals Worlds Above And Worlds Below The Taste Of India The Kraken Spencer P Jones Standing Tall Cheap Frills Glenn Musto Tim Pledger’s ‘The Boys’ David Cosma Davidson Brothers Tim & Kellie (Screamfeeder, Qld) Trad Balkan Folk Blues Party (Album Launch) Hue Orleans Hot Louisiana Kitchen & Special Guests

www.balconytv.com/melbourne The Bain Marie (Hub Bar) Preston City Hall The Push Pop-Up Shop Bar 303 The Push Pop-Up Shop The Bain Marie (Hub Bar) Northcote Town Hall The Wesley Anne Darebin Arts & Entertainment Centre Tago Mago Tago Mago Open Studio Farouk’s Olive The Wesley Anne The Wesley Anne Bar Nancy The Bain Marie (Hub Bar) Bar 303 Farouk’s Olive Open Studio The Bain Marie (Hub Bar)

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{ USEFUL INFORMATION GOING GREEN Darebin Music Feast is committed to delivering environmentally friendly community celebrations.

All programs and printed materials for the festival use 100% recycled paper. We ask that all printed materials for the festival are recycled after use.

The Darebin Music Feast Office and Feast Hub Venue are powered by 100% Green Power.

Why not avoid the troubles of parking and catch the tram? Tram stop information has been placed throughout this guide to assist you but for more information call Metlink on 131 638 or visit www.yarratrams.com.au.

DAREBIN ARTS PROGRAMS The City of Darebin has a vibrant arts community and is the home and workplace of a large community of artists.

It is one of the most multicultural municipalities in Victoria – over one third of its residents were born overseas.

In support of these factors, Darebin City Council has a strong arts focus through its Darebin Arts programs, seeing the arts as essential to increasing community wellbeing and contributing to broader cultural expression.

For the latest news and events please visit www.darebinarts.com.au

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