West Set - 2019 program of events

14 -23 JUNE 2019

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MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR OF MARIBYRNONG “The live music scene here in the west is alive and well. Musical talent is at the forefront of our thriving calendar of festivals that gets people in the City of Maribyrnong out and about - even in the cold winter months.

Nothing proves this more than the bumper line up featured in our 2019 West Set festival. You’ll be spoilt for choice with 35+ events on offer across nine days, all of them free and open for the whole community to enjoy.

I encourage you all to rug up and get out there to enjoy all that this brilliant festival has to offer.”

Cr Martin Zakharov Mayor of Maribyrnong City Council

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welcome TO WEST SET

Music venues in the West are warming up this winter by celebrating the return of West Set, a FREE program of live music in Footscray.

West Set is an opportunity to witness the next wave of Australian musical talent performing in Melbourne’s new go to destination for live music.

This essential guide is your musical passport to nine days of exceptional performances and special events in the City’s eclectic pubs, bars, cafes and venues - most only a short stroll from Footscray Train station.

West Set invites you to take a walk on the westside this winter.

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opening night West Set launches its nine day program with an incredible celebration across three locations.

The night begins with Not My Circus! This unique busking trio will bring high energy dance fuelled jams to Footscray train station from 5pm. You can’t miss them – they glow!

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Then from 7pm the festival officially opens at The Line with a stellar line up of artists including: Alice Skye, The Dusty Millers and Australian Hip Hop sensation Ziggy Ramo.

And for your musical nightcap, Melbourne DJs Donald’s House will ignite the dancefloor at Pride of our Footscray, 10.30pm–late.

Don’t miss this cross genre musical journey in the heart of Footscray.

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All acts are FREE however please register for tickets for The Line via westset.eventbrite.com.au to guarantee entry. festivalcity.com.au

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The Line is fully accessible.

Pride of our Footscray has limited accessibility.

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NOT MY CIRCUS!

THE DUSTY MILLERS

Opening Night 14 June | 5–6pm Footscray Train Station Hopkins St & Irving St, Footscray

Opening Night 14 June | 7–7.30pm The Line 2 Yewers St, Footscray Second Performance 23 June | 4–4.30pm Chip’s Loft 116a Hopkins St, Footscray

Not My Circus! are an exciting new trio bringing high energy, dance fuelled jams to the streets of Melbourne. Influenced by New York subway sensations Too Many Zooz, the Not My Circus! crew have quickly become a busking sensation all around the city and are in high demand for all kinds of events and festivals across Australia.

The Dusty Millers is a collaboration of three intimately connected voices: cherished singer-songwriter Lisa Miller, soul jazz queen Tracey Miller, and upand-coming star Loretta Miller. All three have their own distinctive voice, combined they create a sound that is very special, rare, and moving.

Venue has limited accessibility.

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alice skye Opening Night 14 June | 7.50–8.30pm The Line 2 Yewers St, Footscray

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Alice Skye is a singer-songwriter, Wergaia woman and universal little sister. Growing up aside the Grampians with no shortage of inspiration - music was unavoidable. Alice’s songs sparkle with a sensitivity and maturity well beyond her years.

Influenced by Missy Higgins, The Cranberries and Regina Spektor, Alice’s voice is described as a combination of hopeful and haunting, naturally sweet, slow and dreamlike.

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ziggy ramo Opening Night 14 June | 8.50–10pm The Line 2 Yewers St, Footscray

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To say Ziggy’s voice is an important one in the Australian music scene would be a gross understatement. At a time when artists like AB Original are (quite rightly) swinging sledgehammers in their efforts to expose Indigenous issues in this country, Ziggy is right there beside them with a cut throat razor, sharp and on fire, slicing deep into the heart of race relations in modern Australia.

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SUGAR FED LEOPARDS

Opening Night 14 June | 10.30pm–1am Pride of our Footscray 1/86-88 Hopkins St, Footscray

15 June | 8.30–9.30pm The Commercial Hotel 238 Whitehall St, Yarraville

Hailing from Brunswick, James and Peter Isaacs are the brotherly duo Donald’s House.

Taking influence from Paradise Garage styled disco, early 90s house, italo and anything with a DMX drum kit, their take on dance music is as refreshing as it is familiar. You’ll often hear M1 solos, chords and stabs, juxtaposed against Phil Collins styled stadium drums, and groovy basslines that just beg your body to move.

Sugar Fed Leopards (SFL) are a blazing septet conceived at the swooning nexus of classic pop and disco. With smoking hot costumes, sweet harmonies, tight dance routines and a cranking rhythm section, SFL have been breaking hearts and starting dance floor fires for five years.

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CULTE

RUBY JONES

15 June | 8–8.30pm The Line 2 Yewers St, Footscray

15 June | 8.50–9.30pm The Line 2 Yewers St, Footscray

Culte began as a solo bedroom project by Yura Iwama in 2015, creating lo-fi songs with limited equipment and knowledge about recording. Upon leaving high school, Culte flourished into a full band and has developed as a dream pop outfit. Culte can be described as simple song writing dedicated to the myriad of emotions and experiences of a young person entering adulthood - heartbreak, anxieties, friendship, money, existential crises, and so on.

Jones’ tempestuous brand of bliss is uniquely her own. She combines searing vocals and a traditional rock instrumentation with the kind of washed out, psychedeliasteeped sonic palette that pulls the heat from your fingertips.

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spike f**k 15 June | 10–11pm The Line 2 Yewers St, Footscray

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Spike F**k is inspired primarily by love and obsession, addiction, sexual disorientation, Catholic guilt and washed up 60s musicians who make overproduced comeback albums. Spike F**k describes her music and attitude as a whole (for the sake of classification and utility) as “smackwave”–a blend of late 80s new wave and late 70s post-punk, with a dash of country music/ singer-songwriter sensibilities delivered in Las Vegas ballroom karaoke vocal style.

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GORDON KOANG

AUSECUMA BEATS

15 June | 8.30–9.30pm Jambo Bar & Cafe 195 Barkly St, Footscray

16 June | 6–7pm Africa Town 161 Nicholson St, Footscray

Gordon Koang Duoth is a Neur speaker and musician hailing from the Upper Nile region of what is now South Sudan. Accompanied by his cousin Paul Biel, Gordon performs a blend of traditional Neur rhythms and original compositions in English, Arabic, and his native language, Neur.

Ausecuma Beats formed as a combination of musicians from Australia, the Senegambia region, Cuba, and Mali... And hence the name Ausecuma, combining the four regions into one word.

As a band they stand for unity among diverse peoples, and it shows through their combined influences. Their sound creates a complex rhythm that is unmistakably unique and virtually forces your body to move!

Presented in association with Emerge in the West Festival.

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ALLARA BRIGGS PATTISON

TRACY MCNEIL

18 June | 6–6.45pm Pride of our Footscray 1/86-88 Hopkins St, Footscray

18 June | 7–7.50pm Pride of our Footscray 1/86-88 Hopkins St, Footscray

Lose yourself in a swirl of sound as one woman creates a sweet tangle of electric bass, double bass and looped tones. Allara’s emotive compositions resonate with dark frequencies and soaring melodies. With smooth earthy vocals this collision of hip hop, neo soul, blues, and reggae is an empowering thematic exploration of culture, spirituality, and the environment.

Tracy McNeil delivers a shimmering style of Indie Americana, coasting a musical landscape between her Canadian roots and the heart and grit of Australia’s alt-country scene.

With new material continuing to draw from classic rock, pop and alt country influences, she’s simultaneously broadening her sonic palette.

Venue has limited accessibility.

Venue has limited accessibility.

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FREYA JOSEPHINE HOLLICK 18 June | 8.15–9pm Pride of our Footscray 1/86-88 Hopkins St, Footscray In recent years Freya Josephine Hollick has been a name claiming special attention for her impressive singing and writing. Raised on everything from jazz to soul to Sonic Youth, Hollick relishes in blending wild Thurston-esque distortions, Latin beats and orchestration with heavily spun poetry and vocals.

THE MONTGOMERY BROTHERS 18 June | 7.30–9.30pm Sloth Bar 202 Barkly St, Footscray Hailing from the north from distinctively diverse yet complimentary musical families, The Montgomery Brothers now reside in Melbourne delivering their sound to the music capital of Australia in mesmerising shows.

The fiercely talented three piece generates moments of Latin-jazz, blues, soul, and rock ’n’ roll in transfixing live performances.

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FOOTSCRAY GYPSIES 18 June | 7–7.50pm Footscray Hotel 48 Hopkins St, Footscray Footscray Gypsies is a community orchestra based in Footscray.

Focusing on klezmer, gypsy and Balkan music, the band enjoy crossing geographical boundaries to bring a sense of community to their audience. The Footscray Gypsies like people dancing to their music so don’t be surprised if some of the band invades the audience and brings you to your feet.

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DARCY MCNULTY AND HIS SALTY BOYS 19 June | 6–9pm Small French Bar 3/154 Barkly St, Footscray Darcy McNulty and his Salty Boys play jazz. They didn’t grow up going to church in Harlem or New Orleans, they grew up in Melbourne. But they did learn some tunes like St Louie Blues and Polka Dots and Moonbeams and have been looking for the good sounds in them. Darcy has played music in many places and bands in this city but always comes back to the music he loves and the songs played by the giants of his instrument.

HACHIKU

CODA CHROMA

20 June | 8–9pm Littlefoot Bar 223 Barkly St, Footscray

20 June | 8.30–9.30pm The Night Heron 228 Nicholson St, Footscray

Hachiku is the brainchild of bedroom-producer Anika Ostendorf. Born in Detroit but raised in Germany, Anika is what can be best described as a “global artist“, writing and producing her home-made dream pop (think: Grimes, Perfume Genius and early CocoRosie) from whichever bedroom she is currently inhabiting.

Coda Chroma is the alias of prolific Melbourne-based artist Kate Lucas, and is a vehicle for her preoccupation with writing songs.

Coda Chroma’s songs are drawn from personal dreamscapes and real life encounters, delivering poetic honesty, with a nostalgia for the unknown.

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The Dusty Millers Alice Skye Ziggy Ramo Donald’s House Sugar Fed Leopards Culte Ruby Jones Spike F**k Gordon Koang Ausecuma Beats Allara Briggs Pattison Tracy McNeil Freya Josephine Hollick The Montgomery Brothers Footscray Gypsies Darcy McNulty and his Salty Boys Hachiku Coda Chroma West Set Professional Development Panel Franco Cozzo Amaya Laucirica Chitra Daniel Elia P-Unique Anna Cordell Brain Romance Peachnoise Hemm Huntly DJs C.Frim, Dj Mum, Roy Mills, Lou George & Moonah Links Madeline Leman & The Desert Swells Wikimen Gena Rose Bruce Ryan Downey Elizabeth Associated events West Set Festival Club

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Footscray Train Station The Line & Chip’s Loft The Line The Line Pride of our Footscray The Commercial Hotel The Line The Line The Line Jambo Bar & Cafe African Town Pride of our Footscray Pride of our Footscray Pride of our Footscray Sloth Bar Footscray Hotel Small French Bar Littlefoot Bar The Night Heron Kindred Studios Kindred Studios Littlefoot Bar Littlefoot Bar Chip’s Loft Chip’s Loft Pride of our Footscray Pride of our Footscray Chip’s Loft Chip’s Loft Chip’s Loft Counterweight Vinyl Chip’s Loft Sloth Bar Bluestone Church Arts Spa Bluestone Church Arts Spa Bluestone Church Arts Spa Various Pride of our Footscray

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west set professional development panel 20 June | Panel runs 6–7.30pm Kindred Studios 3 Harris St, Yarraville

CAN YOU DIY? It’s 2019. The future of music is digital. No, it’s about live touring! Either way, you can do it all yourself. Or can you?

From management, to publicity, booking shows and running an indie label, hear from some of Australia’s best in the business on how to DIY and when and where you may need a helping hand.

Featuring an exclusive line-up of panellists that include: Sarah Hamilton Sarah is Ditto Music Australia’s AU/ NZ Regional Manager and has been

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working in digital distribution in Australia since 2008.

Tom Larnach-Jones Tom is currently the label manager at Milk! Records, co-booker of The Croxton Bandroom, and manages Melbourne acts Art of Fighting and June Jones.

Arik Blum Arik Blum is a Melbournebased producer and cofounder of GRID Series (Grass Roots Indie Development).

Gabriella Cohen Gabriella Cohen is an internationally acclaimed artist. She has toured extensively throughout the USA and Europe.

Nicholas Albanis Nicholas Albanis is a Writer Services Representative for APRA AMCOS and assists songwriters and composers to look after their performing and mechanical rights.

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FRANCO COZZO 20 June | 8–9pm Kindred Studios 3 Harris St, Yarraville Franco Cozzo is a five piece band from the heart of Melbourne’s inner western suburbs, Footscray.

The lads–Alex, Sam, Archie and Reuben–got their first taste of the music scene in early 2015 with a study tour in Sweden.

Maseta Pratama joined the band soon after on bass and they established the indie rock sound they have today, taking influence from music greats like Radiohead and Block Party.

Alastair Burns Director of Heart Stop Music and manager of Julia Jacklin and Marlon Williams. #westset

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AMAYA LAUCIRICA

CHITRA

20 June | 9–10pm Littlefoot Bar 223 Barkly St, Footscray

21 June | 8–9pm Littlefoot Bar 223 Barkly St, Footscray

Amaya’s work blends swirling contours with wistful melodies and lush, sonic depth. Within this rich palette of sound resides Amaya’s uniquely captivating voice, restrained yet beautiful, with rich breathy tones offering touching moments of yearning and lament. Amaya is a seasoned live performer, having undertaken several national tours.

Chitra is a genre bending songwriter, much like her creative influences Alabama Shakes and Angel Olsen, who seamlessly weave the blunt force of rock ‘n’ roll with the candid story telling of country and soul.

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Growing up amongst “the rich” music scene of the Bellarine Peninsula, Chitra immersed herself in sounds both local and global, quickly developing a passion for song writing as a way of channelling emotion and experience.

DANIEL ELIA

P-UNIQUE

21 June | 8.30–9.30pm Chip’s Loft 116a Hopkins St, Footscray

21 June | 10–10.30pm Chip’s Loft 116a Hopkins St, Footscray

Producing music with a strong political and spiritual message, Daniel Elia encapsulates the trials and tribulations faced by the Melbourne South-Sudanese community, and what it means to be black in Australia. With an extensive background in dancing and touring, Elia draws inspiration from contemporaries such as J Cole, Kendrick Lamar and Big Sean.

Sudanese-Australian artist P-UniQue is on the way up! Her music is raw, unique, genuine and heavily shaped by strong personal experience. Her words flow with relentless speed and sharp lyricism, floating across futuristic bass-heavy beats and rippling hi-hats. She writes from the heart and speaks her mind, expressing her perspectives confidently via spoken word and hip-hop.

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Venue has limited accessibility.

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ANNA CORDELL

BRAIN ROMANCE

22 June | 5–5.45pm Pride of our Footscray 1/86-88 Hopkins St, Footscray

22 June | 6.15–7pm Pride of our Footscray 1/86-88 Hopkins St, Footscray

Anna Cordell’s rich folk music straddles that place between light and dark where true human emotion exists. Her penchant for the minor key, intricate nylon and electric guitar playing, and haunting yet uplifting voice, make for an enthralling performance.

Melbourne artist Hannah Cameron and Canadian-born Sydney musician Brian Campeau have joined musical forces to create Brain Romance. Together they are an exquisite synergy of guitars, harmonies and impeccably fine composition, along with off-kilter song writing and progressive indie tropes.

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Venue has limited accessibility.

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exclusive west set promotions Show this booklet to any of these Footscray restaurants during West Set to claim these exclusive discounts.

Enjoy traditional Ethiopian cuisine with 10% off your bill 227 Barkly St, Footscray

Free small chips or small soft drink with any burger purchase 1/32 Leeds St, Footscray

Feast on any 10 dumplings for only $6 106 Hopkins St, Footscray

Receive a half-price dessert when you dine 57 Byron St, Footscray

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PEACHNOISE

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22 June | 8–8.40pm Chip’s Loft 116a Hopkins St, Footscray

22 June | 9–9.45pm Chip’s Loft 116a Hopkins St, Footscray

Executing pop music is no mean feat, but new kids on the block, Peachnoise, have already pricked up ears with their innovative and exciting songwriting. Eccentric two-piece Peachnoise was founded in the deep, dark, smarmy depths of Melbourne, in an unforgiving riptide of guitar pedals and musical whatsits.

Hemm are in a state of flux, redefining their sound palette and artistic vision, learning, growing and changing as artists. Their unique brand of minimal ambient pop blends folk-style melodies and lyrics with intricate and considered electronic production.

Slow, soft ambient textures evolve to become hard hitting club doompers. Every genre, all at once.

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Venue has limited accessibility.

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huntly 22 June | 10–11pm Chip’s Loft 116a Hopkins St, Footscray

After years of honing their craft and exploring ways of bringing together their wide range of influences, Huntly have arrived with a carefully constructed sound marrying intimate songwriting with forward-thinking dance music.

Working between the margins of pop, R&B, techno and drum and bass, their music crafts narratives that shift suddenly in perspective and sounds whilst still full of satisfying hooks and thumping codas.

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DJS C.FRIM, DJ MUM, ROY MILLS, LOU GEORGE & MOONAH LINKS 22 June | 12–6pm Counterweight Vinyl & Espresso 32 Chambers St, Footscray Step into Footscray’s record store and coffee hub for a pressure session featuring young and diverse DJs from the area.

Counterweight serves as a music paradise, specialising in 2nd hand electronic music, mainly leaning on drum and bass, jungle, dubstep, house, techno and reggae.

MADELINE LEMAN & THE DESERT SWELLS 23 June | 5.15–6.30pm Chip’s Loft 116a Hopkins St, Footscray With a combination of 60s surf, 70s pop and unique brand of ‘Femmericana’ twang, Madeline Leman and The Desert Swells are sinful and soulful, heartbreaking and leg shaking. With lush vocal harmonies, playful storytelling and a wild onstage energy, The Desert Swells’ live show is not to be missed.

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WIKIMEN

August–October 2019

23 June | 6–9pm Sloth Bar 202 Barkly St, Footscray

West Projections Festival

Playing popular music from the 10s, 20s, 30s and any time before sanitary dentistry, Wikimen is an all singing line up featuring Nara Demasson on stringed instruments, double bassist Dan Witton, and Renato Vacirca on drums and percussions.

They fiercely enjoy playing at a volume that encourages intimate conversation on the dance floor and the movement of the body in the spirit of grandparents and grandchildren.

Ethiopian New Year Festival

DATE: 9–18 Aug TIME: 6–11pm LOCATION: Footscray & Seddon DATE: 14 Sept TIME: 11am–5pm LOCATION: Nicholson St Mall, Footscray

Fringe Westside

DATE: 12–29 Sept TIME & LOCATION: Various

MTF Bathukamma Festival of Flowers DATE: 5 Oct TIME: 2–8pm LOCATION: RecWest, Braybrook

Footscray Diwali

DATE: 26 Oct TIME: 1–9pm LOCATION: Footscray Park

Macedonian Food Festival DATE: 27 Oct TIME: 10am–6pm LOCATION: Footscray Park

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west set 2019 clo 23 June | 7–10pm Bluestone Church Arts Space, 8A Hyde St, Footscray To mark the final night of this incredible nine day musical expedition through the west, Maribyrnong City Council invites you to the closing night of West Set!

GENA ROSE BRUCE 7–7.30pm Gena Rose Bruce is her own brand of unmistakable smoky rock; smouldering vocal performances, pulsing rhythms and echoes of Mazzy Star and Lynchian. An electrifying balance of tension and playfulness, her heartfelt live performances leave audiences full of longing. Whether playing solo or accompanied by her four bandmates, Bruce is a mesmerising onstage presence.

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osing night

RYAN DOWNEY

ELIZABETH

7.45–8.25pm

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The defining feature of Melbourne art-folk artist Ryan Downey is his voice; a jaw-dropping amalgamation of Leonard Cohen and Bill Callahan by way of some mid-century crooner.

Elizabeth Mitchell is a Melbourne based musician who is best known as the lead singer and songwriter of the indie-pop group Totally Mild. Mitchell penned the critically acclaimed debut Totally Mild album Down Time using her life experiences of burgeoning sexuality, youth and mental illness. Mitchell sings with an angelic voice that encapsulates both hope and tragedy.

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but wait there’s more…

Don’t miss out on these great residency nights and associated events taking place during West Set!

DJ OILY SHOES 14 June | 8pm–1am

Littlefoot Bar 223 Barkly St, Footscray

DJ SUGAR D & THE KID

DJ SMALL FRY & MON SEBIRE (RRR) 21 June | 8pm–1am Littlefoot Bar 223 Barkly St, Footscray

15 June | 8pm–1am

DJ LUCIUS FOX AND LAB CO

Littlefoot Bar 223 Barkly St, Footscray

22 June | 8pm The Night Heron 228 Nicholson St, Footscray

COME & PLAY - OPEN DECKS SESSION

DJ LACHLAN K

16 June | 5pm

22 June | 8pm–1am

Littlefoot Bar 223 Barkly St, Footscray

Littlefoot Bar 223 Barkly St, Footscray

BOOM FOR REAL (HIP HOP NIGHT)

RIVER BENEATH

21 June | 8pm

Littlefoot Bar 223 Barkly St, Footscray

The Night Heron, 228 Nicholson St, Footscray

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23 June | 6pm

west set festival club PRIDE OF OUR FOOTSCRAY 14–23 June | Tue–Thu 5pm–late Fri 5pm–2am, Sat 12pm–3am Sun 12pm–late 1/86-88 Hopkins St, Footscray Pride of our Footscray is a friendly & colourful bar located in the heart of Footscray and is famous for its live entertainment.

As the official West Set Festival Club, Pride of our Footscray is the perfect place for those who aren’t quite ready to hang up their dancing shoes for the night.

Expect some sweet acoustic music, DJs vibrating the walls with their bouncing beats, incredible music from the Piano Man, along with Cabaret Show Girls and much more! #westset

Excluding Monday, the Festival Club will be open every night of West Set to keep you entertained until the AM! Venue has limited accessibility.

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