Darebin Music Feast 2012 Program

20 Sep - 7 Oct 2012
www.musicfeast.com.au
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Design by Hoof Art Installation by Lisa Frankland Photography by Sonia Mangiapane All information in this program was correct at the time of printing. The Darebin Music Feast cannot be held responsible for any changes after this date. Why not visit www.musicfeast.com.au and double-check the event details? The Darebin Music Feast acknowledges that our events take place on the land for which the Wurundjeri people and their forebears have been custodians for many centuries and on which Indigenous Australians have performed age-old ceremonies.
Rasiah Dev Chief Executive, Darebin City Council

It is my great pleasure to welcome you to the 2012 Darebin Music Feast. The Music Feast is designed to celebrate our local culture. Council is committed to celebrating Darebins culture, diversity, history and identity. The Darebin Music Feast is a joyous celebration of our rich and vibrant city life and acknowledges the diverse communities within our city. In 2012 the Darebin Music Feast and Melbourne Fringe Festival embark on an Independent Music Partnership. The partnership sees the two festivals combine forces to promote Melbournes vibrant independent music scene. I would like to take this opportunity to give sincere thanks to Melbourne Fringe Festival. I would also like to thank Yarra Trams, Leader Community Newspapers, Beat magazine, Jellis Craig Real Estate and Melbournes Child for their generous support of the festival. The festival would not be possible without you. This years musical menu once again presents a smorgasbord of artistic options from a range of venues across Darebin. On behalf of Council I am pleased to present the 2012 Darebin Music Feast. I encourage everyone to get out there, get involved and enjoy this unique event.
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Craig Rogers Festival Director

Chinese philosopher Mencius once said that if the king loves music, all is well within the land. In 2012, all is well, because everyone loves music and the Darebin Music Feast has returned with a stellar line-up and a program with over 180 events for the whole community. It is a pleasure to welcome you to an event which has for many years now acknowledged and encouraged innovation, debate and risktaking while supporting the large number of professional and amateur musicians as well as the many live music businesses in Darebin. In 2012 the Darebin Music Feast is very excited to launch a new program called Music Feast for Kids. Its real bands, with real music, and it will be real fun! Experience awesome live music at these kid-centric school holiday gigs. I would like to take this opportunity to thank and acknowledge the numerous venues, event producers and artists involved in this years event. I would also like to thank Yarra Trams for their commitment to music and the arts. On behalf of the Darebin Music Feast I once again encourage everyone to forget the diet because its now time to feast.
Vanessa Pigrum Manager Arts, Culture & Venues

There must be a thousand festivals in Melbourne. But Darebin Music Feast is one of the rare ones the perfect combination of great local talent, a thriving village of live music venues, a fiercely loyal local audience and the intoxicating beginnings of Spring. What a heady mix! In 2012, the Music Feast yet again offers you a stunning selection of music for all tastes and ages, in all manner of venues, at all times of the day. Theres simply no excuse not to get amongst it. We are particularly pleased this year to be working in partnership with the largest festival of independent arts in Victoria, Melbourne Fringe Festival, as their Independent Music Partner, giving Music Feast artists much broader exposure to larger audiences all across Melbourne. Many thanks to all our partners, sponsors, supporters and artists who have joined us this year. Without you, the event wouldnt happen. But in equal measure I want to thank the wonderful team in Arts and Culture at Darebin who pour their passion for supporting local artists into this unique event. Were looking forward to enjoying it with you in 2012.
Events
8Foot Felix
A feast, eh?! Well give you a feast alright! A feast for the ears and eyes and maybe even the belly a little seafaring fare to tempt you landlubbers off the shores of High St and into our ship of dreams: The 8Foot Felix!
Adam Rudegeair
Adam Rudegeair is a Melbournebased keyboardist and songwriter. Adams first album Transmogrify was released in 2004 and featured ten original jazz and funk tunes. A second full-length album, Bayou Tapestry, is a sweltering gumbo of New Orleansinspired grooves, psychedelic synths and voodoo percussion. Adams current line-up includes Justin Ashworth and Chad Blaster.
Aether
Rachel Samuel, Ant Connelly, Luke Wood And Travel Art Dance Company
Alanna & Alicia

Two in a Fado Webb
An evening of music and dance featuring Rachel Samuel (cello), Ant Connelly (sitar, synth, guitar), Luke Wood (shakuhachi) and the dancers of Travel Art Dance Company.
21 September, 8.30pm Open Studio 204 High St, Northcote $7 openstudio.manager@gmail.com Tram #86, Stop 31
29 September, 10pm Purple Emerald Lounge Bar 349 High St, Northcote Free entry Ph: 9482 7007 Tram #86, Stop 33
21 September & 5 October, 8pm Northcote Uniting Church 251 High St, Northcote $15 full / $12 conc (tickets at door) travelartdance@gmail.com Tram #86, Stop 32
Folky-jazzy twin sisters Alanna & Alicia bring their sweet harmonies and fine original songs to the festival, where they will host an exciting night of eclectic music. Featuring the multi-instrumentalist, looping, beat-boxing songwriter Mal Webb and the beautiful Portuguese Fado singer Carolina Cordeiro with Leni. Great choice for closing night!
7 October, 7.30pm Bar 303 303 High St, Northcote $10 Ph: 9482 4577 Tram #86, Stop 32
Alexis Nicole & The Missing Pieces

plus Alison Ferrier
The Alive and Gigging Roadshow

Michelle Chandler, Chloe & Silas, Christina Green, Dean Haitani, Stax the Didgeman and Zoltan Almady
Alwan
Alwan are a sublime trio from Melbourne playing Turkish, Arabic, Persian and Sephardic music. Featuring beautiful vocals, haunting oriental instruments and fiery drum solos. A convincing Melbourne triowith plenty of interplay and improvisation (RN, The Planet).
Anarchy in the MUK #2: Melbourne Ukulele Kollective

Supported by Darebin Music Feast
Alexis Nicoles folk-roots, alternative and gypsy fusion songs are inspired by social observation and Alexiss passion for cultural intricacies. London-born Alison Ferrier presents a unique and inspiring collection of country, folk and blues influenced by mountain music, pre-war blues and Western swing.
The Alive and Gigging Roadshow is presented in a round robinstyle format with singersongwriters all collaborating on stage together as they offer their songs to the audience.
21 September, 7pm The Thornbury Theatre 859 High St, Thornbury $15 deb@rudebookings.com Tram #86, Stop 41
6 October, 7.30pm Northcote Uniting Church 251 High St, Northcote $25 full / $20 conc Ph: 9428 2884 admin.chalice@gmail.com Tram #86, Stop 32
7 October, 9pm Open Studio 204 High St, Northcote $10 openstudio.manager@gmail.com Tram #86, Stop 31
Following the smashing success of Anarchy in the MUK #1, the Melbourne Ukulele Kollective return to bop, mosh and pogo their way through the halls of Brit pop, rock and punk. From Damned to Dusty; Cure to Clash; Beatles to Blockheads! God save the uke!
5 October, 7.30pm Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall 189 High St, Northcote $15 Ph NTH Box Office: 9481 9500 www.northcotetownhall.com.au Tram #86, Stop 31
Andrew Nolte and His Orchestra

Equipped with vintage instruments, stylish attire and lavish orchestrations, Andrew and the boys will transport you through time back to 1926 an era where the wireless was king and movies were silent. Dress in your best vintage attire and come down to hear what made the twenties roar!
Andy Jans-Brown
Andy Jans-Brown is still flying high on the success of his debut double album Letting GO!, from which the single Dressed in a Womans Clothes reached number one on the triple j Unearthed Indie Chart. Andys songs have been described as easy to listen to without being easy listening. The lyrics and melodies will move you and youll find yourself tapping your foot and singing along.
Andy Wear
Andy Wears alluringly understated indie songs (The Thousands, January 2012) are highly personal accounts of both the minutiae and grand narratives of life and all that lies between. His musical pursuits coexist (sometimes uncomfortably) with his work as both a visual artist and theorist. See http://www.andywear.net/ Home/Music_Sampler.html.
The Animated Museum of Experimental Stupidity

27 September, 9pm Open Studio 204 High St, Northcote $10 openstudio.manager@gmail.com Tram #86, Stop 31
28 September, 8pm Bar Nancy The Good Room 61 High St, Northcote $10 full / $7 conc Ph: 9486 4632 Tram #86, Stop 27
The museum has it all, from improvised orchestral punk music to kick-boxing performance poetry, avantgarde puppetry, and an all-dancing and all-singing act of surrealist aardvarks. Combining live music with comic performance, spoken word and film, The Animated Museum showcases some of Melbournes most innovative performers and musicians.
26 September and 3 October, 8pm Bar Nancy The Good Room 61 High St, Northcote $13 full / $9 conc Ph: 9486 4632 Tram #86, Stop 27
Anna Smyrk and the Appetites

Video Launch
Ash Naylor and Friends
BalconyTV Melbourne: Darebin Music Feast Edition

Banda Alvorada
Banda Alvorada is a Melbournebased group playing Brazilian music. With first-class musicianship and showmanship, they bring you a vibrant, colourful atmosphere and catchy, upbeat sounds. Banda Alvorado delivers a unique taste of Brazil in a punchy, amazing live show.
Dramatic folk-pop band Anna Smyrk and the Appetites launch the video for their latest single, Theres a War. Exploring themes of love and war, the video presents evocative images of army boots, ball-gowns and the alleyways of the northern suburbs. Support from Elephant Eyes. www. annasmyrkandtheappetites.com.au
Hailed as one of Australias greatest guitarists, Ash Naylor is the charismatic frontman for Australian pop and roll institution Even. Hes played guitar alongside the likes of Paul Kelly and with the Rockwiz Orkestra. A talented singer-songwriter, Ash is joined by rockin balladeer Rick Swaney, and evocative storyteller Ruth Katerelos.
21 September, 8pm Wesley Anne 250 High St, Northcote $10 anna.smyrk@hotmail.com Tram #86, Stop 32
20 September, 8pm Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall 189 High St, Northcote $20 Ph NTH Box Office: 9481 9500 www.northcotetownhall.com.au Tram #86, Stop 31
BalconyTV is a daily online music show that features live performances from over 30 balconies around the world. Founded in 2006, it has produced over 7000 episodes featuring independent and major acts including The Script, Mumford & Sons, Biffy Clyro, Temper Trap, Jessie J, Young The Giant and Matt Corby.
20 September 7 October Free www.balconytvmelbourne.com
The Big Things Tour

Tuka (Thundamentals), Ellesquire, Daily Meds plus more!
Bohjass, Glory B, Lo-Res, Damien Ellis Band and Edel Plastik

Bohjass in association with Bar 303 present a cracking line-up of Melbournes finest jazz, soul and contemporary musicians playing all original tunes for your listening pleasure. From the 60s-inspired jazz-rock of Daniel Bratess Edel Plastik through Bryson Mulhollands superb soulful Glory B to the hardhitting free jazz of Tim Pledgers Bohjass, this will be a night of truly inspired music making.
The Bombastics
The Bombastics utilise the talents of Melbournes most accomplished musicians and perform some of the greatest soul, funk, jazz, dance (and even a little rock) music ever written. You best pack your dancing shoes, keep your fluids up and bring your A game because when you come and check out The Bombastics you can be sure of one thing: its gunna be on!
The Bon Scotts Acoustic EP Release

Melbournes favourite folk-pop act, The Bon Scotts, are releasing an exciting acoustic EP featuring rarities and B-sides. Only 100 copies will be available and fans can only get their hands on one at the show, free with entry! Join them for a night not to forget.
Thundamentals MC Tuka says for him it all starts with a sample, hook or concept before something big begins to grow. This theme runs through his solo work, which he will be bringing to this action-packed hip-hop show also featuring performances from Ellesquire, Daily Meds, True Vibenation, Loose Change, Sketch The Rhyme and Reverse Polarities.
22 September, 7.30pm Northcote Social Club 301 High St, Northcote $17 + $3 booking fee www.northcotesocialclub.com Tram #86, Stop 32
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6 October, 6pm Bar 303 303 High St, Northcote $10 www.303.net.au Tram #86, Stop 32
22 September and 5 October, 10pm Purple Emerald Lounge Bar 349 High St, Northcote Free entry Ph: 9482 7007 Tram #86, Stop 33
6 October, 8pm Wesley Anne 250 High St, Northcote $20 at the door Tram #86, Stop 32
A Celebration of Country
Citrus Jam
Citrus Jam sets sail for The Good Room at Bar Nancy with the whole new chaotic Shredtacular live show, an epic and rather crazy experience of acoustified metal with ultimate pirate shred! Not to be missed!
Lipstick and Spurs, Flower Frock N Fiddle and special guests High Street Bells Choir Supported by Darebin Music Feast
The Gallant Trees and Carly Fern
A Common Thread
The Gallant Trees (Joel Stibbard and Chris Chinchilla) and Carly Fern come together for a night of music, sewing, stitching, knitting and needlepoint an all-inclusive Extravaganza of Crafty Musical Theatre! Featuring mystery guests, this will be a night to remember.
Contradance Party
Contradition
Jenny Taylor is returning with Australias premier country choir, Lipstick and Spurs. Entertaining, funny and beautiful, they sing and dance through country classics and fine Australiana, now with a new repertoire. A truly inspiring night!
20 September, 7.30pm Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall 189 High St, Northcote $15 Ph NTH Box Office: 9481 9500 www.northcotetownhall.com.au Tram #86, Stop 31
Contradancing is a sociable dance activity that has become hugely popular with all age groups in recent years. Even beginners can enjoy their first evening of contradance because they learn the small number of moves required through interacting with more experienced dancers.
27 September, 8pm Wesley Anne 250 High St, Northcote $10 at the door Tram #86, Stop 32
30 September, 7.30pm Northcote Uniting Church 251 High St, Northcote Entry by donation contradition@gmail.com Tram #86, Stop 32
Damon Smith
Songwriter Damon Smith, accompanied by The Quality Lightweights, crafts tunes that are disarmingly candid and inviting. Theres a sense of intimacy, a hint of sass, and more than a hint of the real man behind his songs. Damon will strum, pick and scream his way through his live set until someone is admitted to hospital with a broken heart.
Danny Walsh Banned

Since his first gigs at The Thornbury Local, Danny Walsh has taken his original blues-meets-country songs from Copenhagens cafes and Irelands pubs to festivals of Port Fairy and the fringes of Edinburgh. Now, in 2012, he returns to the venue with his band and his debut album, Rolling On.
Darebin Music Feast Songwriters Award Grand Final

Darebin Music Feast Special Event
Darebin Music Feast Songwriters Award Semi-Finals

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22 September, 9pm The Thornbury Local 635 High St, Thornbury Free entry Ph: 9495 0341 Tram #86, Stop 37
Some of Melbournes finest songwriters will compete for the prestigious Songwriters Award, judged by a distinguished panel of high-profile local musicians. Previously won by notable acts including Jordie Lane, Sal Kimber and Ben Mason, the awards have become a recognised launch pad for new talent in the local scene.
Darebins top songwriters battle it out in two exciting semi-finals. Glimpse the next big thing as entrants vie for a spot in the Songwriters Award Grand Final. Two evenings full of the exciting songwriting talent Darebin is famous for.
7 October, 2pm Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall 189 High St, Northcote Free entry Ph: 8470 8593 Tram #86, Stop 31
25 & 26 September, 7.30pm Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall 189 High St, Northcote Free entry Ph: 8470 8593 Tram #86, Stop 31
Darebin Songwriters Guild

Come and see what happens when a bunch of musicians get together, egg each other on and listen to each other. Nurturing but not precious. A great event for networking and coming out of the musical closet.
De La Calle
Electric Cumbia is an outfit from Melbourne with members from Australia, Argentina, Chile and Colombia. Cumbia is one of the many Caribbean rhythms. It originated on the Colombian and Panamanian coast and is now an important and popular style throughout Latin America, in many regions remaining more popular than salsa.
The Deans Play Soul

Death Rides a Harley
Mr Adrian Whyte Album Launch with Chinese Handcuffs
23 September, 3.30pm Bar 303 303 High St, Northcote Entry by donation www.303.net.au Tram #86, Stop 32
Modern Melbourne soul band The Deans play their own brand of original sweet, funky soul music from their self-titled album. Special guests from the Koori, soul and world music scene will sing 60s classics linking Motown to Melbourne while backed by The Deans powerhouse rhythms.
At just 24 years of age, Mr Adrian Whyte has already shared the stage with nearly every psychobilly band to set foot in Australia over the last decade. In his new album, he combines his enthusiasm for rockabilly guitar pickin with his dark but often humorous songwriting. Adrian is joined by Chinese Handcuffs, a Melbourne three piece who deal in dynamic soundscapes that are both eclectic and intense.
29 September, 8.30pm Tago Mago 744 High St, Thornbury Free entry www.facebook.com/tago.mago.7 Tram #86, Stop 40
Decibels Records Artist Showcase
Mansion Alaska and Dominique. Supported by Darebin Music Feast
Different Cultures, Different Voices

Spectrum Multicultural Choir
Dingos Baby: A Tissue! Komissar Kabaret

Dru and the Intentions

Dru and the Intentions is the stage moniker of R&B and rock musician Dru Chen. After releasing the You Just Might EP and touring in Brisbane and Singapore to glowing reviews, Dru has moved to Melbourne to begin working on his next release. Expect Motown-inspired arrangements, passionate rhythms, soulful songwriting, topped off with Drus trademark soaring vocals.
Darebin City Councils Decibels Records program is a youth development initiative, providing young people with practical industry experiences in establishing, running and being signed to an independent record label. See Decibels Records 2012 artists launch their new EPs at this special showcase event.
The Spectrum Choir brings together elderly migrants from the Assyrian/ Chaldean, Chinese, Vietnamese and Filipino communities. The choir was formed in 2006 and the singers ages range from 55 to 85. The choirs repertoire includes traditional songs in several languages, as well as popular favourites such as I Still Call Australia Home.
Tonight exposed: bizarre links between baby Azaria and baby Aussie allegedly stolen by a sheep! With searing reportage, Komissar Kabaret follows this Indigenous Bogan as he is thrown into a post-apocalyptic dreamtime after a head-on with a bus load of dysfunctional Dinky Di Aussies on the road to Uluru.
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5 October, 3pm Darebin Intercultural Centre 59a Roseberry Ave, Preston Entry by gold coin donation to Spectrum MRC Ph: 9496 0246 Tram #86, Stop 49
24, 25 & 26 September, 8pm Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall 189 High St, Northcote $20 Ph NTH Box Office: 9481 9500 www.northcotetownhall.com.au Tram #86, Stop 31
The Dufranes and Cold Irons Bound

Cold Irons Bound are a four-piece rock n roll band with a knowing dash of country rock and pop. Harmonies are at the fore, with slide guitar and blues harp in support. Rounding off the night are The Dufranes, a collaboration between songwriter Aaron V Allen and the Dufrane brothers, who are back in Melbourne with their guitars, Hammond organs and mandolins. Album due out Summer 2013.
Ecstatic Sound Circle

Ecstatic Sound Circle uses the devotional bhakti practice of communally singing the wisdoms of many cultures. A cross-cultural mix of songs and chants that encourages a sense of community, and strengthens the bond born in coming together to share a song.
El Boliche de Simon
A tango night to remember with one of Australias premiere tango bands, El Boliche de Simon. Led by Simon Palomares, best known for his extensive comedic career, which takes him regularly to Argentina where he indulges his passion for tango.
An Evening with I VAGABONDI

Enjoy the sassy and evocative sounds of traditional Italy served with tastings of casalinga Italian food a perfect combo!
4 October, 7pm Northcote Uniting Church 251 High St, Northcote $10 at the door Ph: 9428 2884 admin.chalice@gmail.com Tram #86, Stop 32
5 October, 7.30pm Darebin Intercultural Centre 59a Roseberry Ave, Preston $15 (show and food) Ph: 0413 526 902 www.ivagabondi.com.au Tram #86, Stop 49
Everybody Talks About the Weather

Lasse Marhaug (Norway), Oren Ambarchi plus more
The Feisty Feasty Trash Band

Fiona Claire in What If

New from singer-songwriter Fiona Claire, What If... is the story of a pessimistic optimist. Intimate, funny and gorgeous, Fiona demands a genre all her own its folkpop-cabaret! Reviewers describe her as enthralling, clever and engaging (Buzzcuts, Herald Sun).
Flauterhouse 3
This instrumental jazz trio delves into global flavors of Latin jazz and calypso, bringing a new approach to old-time swing and infectious New Orleans funk. Hypnotic grooves support gorgeous solos as Flauterhouse 3 consistently push the boundaries of what can be done sans chord instruments.
Headlining this show is Norwegian noise musician Lasse Marhaug, who records under his own name as well as with numerous other groups. His experimental-noise style is catalogued extensively through hundreds of recordings and several internet archives.
20 September, 7.30pm Northcote Social Club 301 High St, Northcote $12 full / $10 conc www.northcotesocialclub.com Tram #86, Stop 32
The Feisty Feasty Trash Band is made up of people from the Darebin community who have come together to make music out of hard rubbish and trash from around the house. Led by Chris Lesser, this band is sure to put the bang back into the bin. Performing on 7 October as part of the Songwriters Award Grand Final.
22 September, 7.30pm and 7 October, 3.30pm Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall 189 High St, Northcote Free entry Ph: 8470 8458 Tram #86, Stop 31
23 September, 9pm Wesley Anne 250 High St, Northcote $15 at the door Tram #86, Stop 32
30 September, 5pm Open Studio 204 High St, Northcote Free entry openstudio.manager@gmail.com Tram #86, Stop 3
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Flying Saucer Terror

Richard crafts soaring acoustic ballads and bittersweet pop, reminiscent of his heroes Elliott Smith and Nick Drake. Lyrically diverse, his seamlessly constructed work paints pictures of love, regret and human nature, catching the ear while at the same time delighting with unexpected twists and turns. (Giles Field, http:// www.facebook.com/pages/FlyingSaucer-Terror/162306513860308)
Free Jam Sessions for beginner musicians of all ages

Wendys Music Reservoir
So you can play just a bit and want to experience making music with others? Then come to our free jam session with your instrument and be prepared to give it a go. All instruments accepted, but please, no advanced players!
FReeZa All-Ages Event: The Darjeelings plus Seven Year Itch and Golden Brown
Freingeist
Conjuror of sounds that draw upon the deepest and darkest, highest and lightest, farthest and fastest and the closest and innermost reaches of the human experience. Freiengeist uses tribal beats, floating guitars, loops, voice and synth to create soundscapes.
23 September, 3.30pm & 6 October, 4.30pm Wendys Music Reservoir 730B Plenty Rd, Reservoir (located inside Grays Piano World) Free entry reservoir@wendysmusic.com.au Tram #86, Stop 53
FReeZA, Darebin City Council and Little Wing Productions present a special all-ages event, launching the debut EP from Melbournes favourite indie pop sweethearts The Darjeelings with supports from Seven Year Itch and Golden Brown.
6 October, 7pm Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall 189 High St, Northcote $10 Ph NTH Box Office: 9481 9500 www.northcotetownhall.com.au Tram #86, Stop 31
4 October, 8pm Bar Nancy The Good Room 61 High St, Northcote $10 full / $7 conc Ph: 9486 4632 Tram #86, Stop 27
Frilly Knickers Jazz Band

Frilly Knickers have performed at numerous jazz festivals, including Barham Jazz Festival in June 2012. The band members have backgrounds in jazz, cabaret, big band, blues and country music, and will entertain you with hot tunes and great rhythms for dancing.
Fun with Brass: Windjammer Brass Ensembles

The Windjammer Brass Quintet and the MelBones Trombone Quartet present a program thats a little bit classical, a little bit jazzy, a little bit poppy, and thoroughly enjoyable by a wide range of listeners. Some audience participation will ensure that everyone goes home with a spring in their step.
Funk Buddies plus Captain Groove

New Orleans is known to most people as the birthplace of jazz. As pop music took over the rest of the world, New Orleans bands were still doing their thing. This back-to-basics brass-driven funk spawned a whole new generation of bands, including the Funk Buddies. The Funk Buddies are an eight-piece New Orleansstyle street funk band from Melbourne, playing original music, along with great tunes by great artists.
The Furbelows
Furbelows: To decorate with a ruffle or flounce. The Furbelows are Kelsey James, Lisa Salvo and Ida Duelund. These three ladies are joined by musicians of their choice to bring you ballsy, sultry, three-part harmony old-school jazz to make you dance and sigh all night.
29 September, 4pm Wesley Anne 250 High St, Northcote $15 www.wesleyanne.com.au Tram #86, Stop 32
29 September, 3pm Bar 303 303 High St, Northcote $10 at the door Tram #86, Stop 32
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28 September, 8pm Bar 303 303 High St, Northcote $10 www.303.net.au Tram #86, Stop 32
Gabriel Lynch: Loss, but hope

Following on from his resoundingly successful four-month tour of Australasia, beloved independent troubadour Gabriel Lynch delivers a bouquet of songs that tackle the themes of failure and redemption. Lynch is best known for his sophisticated yet accessible approach to folk and pop music. Simon Phillips and Tom Tuena support.
Gaynor Crawford presents Krystle Warren (USA)

Enigmatic and gifted folk-jazz-soul singer and songwriter Krystle Warren is returning to Australia to support Rufus Wainwright and will headline this show of her own. Compared with Nina Simone and Aretha Franklin by various press outlets, theres something alluringly familiar about Krystle Warren.
SUPPORTED BY DAREBIN MUSIC FEAST
Girl Interpreted 2012

Girl Interpreted returns in 2012, bringing together Auslan signlanguage interpreters and fantastic musicians from Darebin and further afield. This years line-up includes Lucie Thorne, Mojo Juju, Georgia Fields and Tracy McNeil. See incredible lyrics come to life before your very eyes (and ears) in the lush Thornbury Theatre.
Goddess Grooves
Goddess Grooves celebrates female musicians. Hear the call of indigenous artist Jessie Lloyds rich tones, feel the rhythm of Emma Walls dynamic guitar, be lulled by the romantic melodies of Alison Ferrier and be moved by the passionate tones of Ruth Katerelos. One warm night of song, laughter and spirit.
29 September, 8pm Wesley Anne 250 High St, Northcote $10 Ph: 9482 1333 Tram #86, Stop 32
27 September, 8pm Northcote Social Club 301 High St, Northcote $40 + $3 booking fee or $50 on the door if available www.northcotesocialclub.com Tram #86, Stop 32
22 September, 8pm The Thornbury Theatre 859 High St, Thornbury $22 standing room / $27 limited reserved seating www.thethornburytheatre.com Tram #86, Stop 41
28 September, 8pm Wesley Anne 250 High St, Northcote $15 Ph: 9482 1333 Tram #86, Stop 32
Gold Gull
Gold Gull are an inner-city Melbourne-based band of four who perform an eclectic array of originals comprising guitars, bass, drums and piano. They are in the midst of producing their second album, of which a sample, along with the entire first album, can be heard at http://goldgull.bandcamp.com/.
Grays Piano World and Musicraft

Get down to Grays Piano World this Saturday for another wonderful Piano Choir from Wendys Music a chance for players of all abilities and ages to have a group lesson on forty different pianos at once. Therell be arts and craft from piano bits, and showbags for the kids.
Grays Piano World Open Weekend

Plenty Road houses three fantastic music businesses: Grayss Piano World, Wendys Music and Broken Wind Instruments. Meet the people behind Darebins talent. Grays are opening their huge showroom for a meet n greet. Therell be chances to play different brass and woodwind instruments, and Wendys Music is running a piano choir.
Grizzly Jim Lawrie

Fresh from behind the kit for Eagle and the Worms latest EP tour, Grizzly Jim Lawrie gets back to what he does best: singing sweet songs to sweet people. Come see this unique songwriter in the cosy surrounds of The Good Room at Bar Nancy.
6 October, 12 noon5pm Grays Piano World 730 Plenty Rd, Reservoir 3073 Free entry www.grayspianoworld.com.au www.wendysmusic.com.au Tram #86, Stop 53
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22 & 23 September, 12 noon5pm Grays Piano World 730 Plenty Rd, Reservoir 3073 Free entry www.grayspianoworld.com.au www.wendysmusic.com.au Tram #86, Stop 53
Gruntbucket and Los Neutrinos

Los Neutrinos are a semi-acoustic band playing a mixture of original material and cover versions. Following Los Neutrinos are the hugley talented Gruntbucket, a swampy psychedelic fuzz combo. Gruntbuckets second album Songs From An Empty Room has been garnering nation-wide praise, and The Australian attests that the band has been sent down to rescue guitar music, to elevate swagger over glamour and grit over glitter
Hands Across the Water: Ealey and Tyers with friends

I Manage My Music
This will be the culmination of two days of shared music making. Hear music from local performers Wendy Ealey, Moira Tyers and Neil Robertson in concert with the Te Toa Matoa group of artists, who are spending September in Melbourne working with fellow artists of varying disciplines.
I Manage My Music is a daylong workshop for self-managed musicians. Youll hear from established artists and industry practitioners offering creative ideas to help move your music project forward in a way that is achievable, sustainable and financially realistic. A useful workshop no matter whether youre just starting out or have released music previously.
Impersonators Burlesque Night: Burlesque at the WES

Burlesque behaving boldly! Putting the BURL back into BURL-esque, these talented tricksters bring you a night of delectable yet daring burlesque and cabaret with a twist! Featuring tributes to Marilyn Monroe, Audrey Hepburn, Slash, David Bowie, MJ, Diana Ross and Elvis! A show sure to titillate and tease the senses.
5 October, 8.30pm Tago Mago 744 High St, Thornbury Free entry www.facebook.com/tago.mago.7 Tram #86, Stop 40
24 September, 7.30pm Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall 189 High St, Northcote Entry by gold coin and donations will go to the Te Toa Matoa group ealeyandtyers@gmail.com Tram #86, Stop 31
6 October, 9am5pm Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall 189 High St, Northcote $200 www.imanagemymusic.com Tram #86, Stop 31
30 September, 8pm Wesley Anne 250 High St, Northcote $22 www.wesleyanne.com.au Tram #86, Stop 32
Its Time: Vincents Chair

Ivanhoe School of Music

The Ivanhoe School of Music offers specialised instruction in a range of instruments as well as clinics on subjects such as songwriting, recording, music theory and improvisation. Come and listen to an afternoon of great music.
James Macaulays New Old Jazz Band

New Orleans revivalist jazz and the primitive mysticism of bebop, from heart-in-the-basket blues to jump-tempo swing. Blistering soloists on top of burnin rhythm, featuring favourites from Louis, Duke, Jelly Roll and originals to move your hips and rattle your guts.
Jude Pearl
A night of mesmerising, tantilising and remarkable music. An evening not to be missed.
Vincents Chair draw on a palette of jazz, folk and pop. Inspired by Joni Mitchell, Sting, and Pat Metheny, Its Time is a showcase of their original songs featuring guitarist Hugh Stuckey, violist Karen De Nardi, singersongwriter Kathie Renner and with Thom Mann on percussion.
27 September, 7.30pm Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall 189 High St, Northcote Free entry Ph NTH Box Office: 9481 9500 www.northcotetownhall.com.au Tram #86, Stop 31
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30 September, 2pm Bar 303 303 High St, Northcote Entry by donation www.303.net.au Tram #86, Stop 32
6 October, 10pm Purple Emerald Lounge Bar 349 High St, Northcote Free entry Ph: 9482 7007 Tram #86, Stop 33
Julia Sandel and the Uccellini

Kate Mulqueen
Equal parts cabaret, folk and heartbreak, Kate Mulqueen is a local singer-songwriter who has taken the northern suburbs by polite yet quirky storm. Her weapons of choice are ebony, ivory, irony and melody. She will cut through your skin and curl herself around your still-beating heart.
Kel Day
Outside of her retro girl-group The Nymphs, Kel Days name has been reappearing around Melbourne as a solid songwriter and performer. With a wry sense of humour and an archaic twist of tongue, Kel gives a nod to a pre-modern sense of romanticism a dark, often bewildering, but beyond all beautiful place. A place rediscovered at Bar Nancy during the Darebin Music Feast.
Kickin the B at 303: Cookin On 3 Burners

Jake Mason, Lance Ferguson and Ivan Khatchoyan will get you baked, broiled and fried as well as steamed up with their very funky and deep soul grooves. The Leslie will be spinning and the tone wheels in the mighty vintage B3-style Hammond organ will be grinding to the music from Australias finest Hammond organ players, with their highly acclaimed rhythm sections and surprise guest musicians.
Songs of little birds (uccillini) is music by some very talented young vocalists and songwriters from Darebin. Guided by and with performances from Julia Sandel, this will surely be a night to treasure. Their songs will capture your heart and uplift your spirit. Come and share in their flight.
Kickin the B at 303: Tim Neal Trio

A long-established Hammond player in Paul Williamsons Hammond Combo, Tim Neal will be joined by Simon Patterson and Konrad Park. Tim will take you on a journey of all the great Hammond players whose influences he has drawn from, including Jimmy McGriff, Jack McDuff and, of course, Jimmy Smith.
Kickin the B at 303: Ollie McGill and the Genie

The Cat Empires multi-keyboard player Ollie McGill will mount the mighty Hammond organ, joined by two fellow Cats, bass player Ryan Monro and drummer Will HullBrown. They will not play traditional Hammond trio tunes, nor will they play the Cat Empires repertoire. They will strike out in a modern, improvisational direction. Who knows where they will end up, but the journey will be one of intrigue and excitement.
Kimba and Ryan

An anathema to the digital age of music, this winsome duo are focused on the sound in the room and the heart of the song. Joining Kimba and Ryan are the Gin Remedy band, featuring a three-piece horn section and original bebop arrangements.
Kinship Showcase
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Join Sun Hyland, Jshwa, Mattriks, Rachel by the Stream, Even Dawn, Woodlands and more on a journey through easy-groove reggae vibes into nu-folk, electronica, hip-pop jazz loops and intricate beats n wompy treats! Brought to you by The Kinship: making music sustainable.
Klezmer Workshops with Ernie Gruner

Learn East European Jewish tunes on violin, flute or a related C instrument. New old tunes, and some from Michael Alpert, London Klezmer Quartet and Caf Scheherezade. Ernie klezmer fiddles with Klezmeritis, Bohemian Nights and The Klezmer Trio, and studied in New York, Krakow and Montreal. www.erniegruner.com
Klub MUK: Melbourne Ukelele Kollective

Now in their seventh year at 303, Klub MUK marches on into the future with brave hearts and ukuleles in abundance! The first and only open uke night in Melbourne! Over twenty acts! Two songs max! Bring your little axe and be part of the spontaneous brilliance that is Klub MUK. Proudly brought to you by the Melbourne Ukulele Kollective Australias first (and coolest) ukulele group.
Kunataki
A four-piece ensemble dedicated to exposing some of South Americas most exquisite sounds within folkloric traditions. It consists of a journey into enlightenment through imitating sounds from the vintage to modern styles of traditional music, and by understanding the cultural diversity within some South American cultures.
Lady Bird
Lady Bird met while studying music together at NMIT. The band is inspired by the moody sounds of late 40s early 50s jazz. Led by Paul McIver on guitar, the small-group format allows each rhythm section player to branch out and explore their ideas freely.
24 September, 7.30pm Northcote Uniting Church 251 High St, Northcote $20 full / $15 conc erniegru@mira.net Tram #86, Stop 32
2 October, 7.30pm Bar 303 303 High St, Northcote Free entry www.303.net.au Tram #86, Stop 32
6 October, 5pm Open Studio 204 High St, Northcote Free entry openstudio.manager@gmail.com Tram #86, Stop 31
LazyBones Trombone Jazz Group

Windjammer Brass Groups
LazyBones four trombones, rhythm section and singer will have you tapping your foot and smiling with recognition at songs you may not expect to hear. Beautiful ballads sung by Jennifer Lee and uptempo tunes featuring young star Eric Budd will leave you wanting more from a swinging band.
Lebowskis Present Prime plus The James Larry Carter Quartet

Prime began its life in mid-2011, a product of common unspoken musical aspirations between Scott McConnachie (saxophones) and Ren Walters (guitars). Over time a refinement and familiarity developed, but the unexpected, the unanticipated, the transformative is constantly sought.
Lebowskis Present Lebowskis & Somethingweknow

Enjoy this evening of great music.
Letterbox Music Shadows with Vic Farrell, Merry Prain and Richard Jeffrey
Acoustic folk singer-songwriters never looked so enchanting. Songwriters Vic Farrell, Merry Prain and Richard Jeffrey perform their beautiful, lighthearted songs in conjunction with the breathtaking shadow puppets of Letterbox Music Shadows.
7 October, 8pm Wesley Anne 250 High St, Northcote $10 at the door Tram #86, Stop 32
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Lieutenant Jam plus Fierce Mild and The Wild Comforts

Lieutenant Jam is an ironic indie band with a rich mosaic of sound that ranges from the chill-out tune to raging rock about overthrowing the system. Joining them are the rootsy and infectious Wild Comforts, with their nice, crisp country-rock. And to make matters sweeter, Fierce Mild will funkafize it up with their psychedelic take on classic rock. All the ingredients for an awesome stew are brewing for this gig!
Little Miss Rhythm: A Tribute To Ruth Brown, Queen of R&B

With Diana Wolfe, Alison Penney & Band
Little Sing
Little Sing provides a space where the younger members of our community can come together and build confidence in a safe and energising environment. Little Sing celebrates and nourishes the musical spirit of children and perhaps even their parents, too!
Lizanne Richards
Lizanne Richards (formerly Lady Grey) will showcase new material from her forthcoming debut album. Expect a soulful evening filled with rhythm and blues alt-folk tunes delivered with intensity and sass. The highly anticipated album has been produced by ARIA-award winner and guitarist Shane OMara. Visit www.lizannerichards.com.
Award-winning blues artists Alison Penney (Sydney) and Sweet Felicia (Melbourne) join Melbourne blues singer Diana Wolfe to pay tribute to the music and life of Little Miss Rhythm Ruth Brown, the US singer who pioneered the 1950s R&B sound.
28 & 29 September, 8pm Northcote Uniting Church 251 High St, Northcote Seats $15, standing room $18 (+ booking fee) At the door: Seats $20 full / $15 conc, standing room $12 www.moshtix.com.au Tram #86, Stop 32
26 September, 11am Northcote Uniting Church 251 High St, Northcote $10 per family Ph: 9428 2884 admin.chalice@gmail.com Tram #86, Stop 32
7 October, doors open at 8pm Wesley Anne 250 High St, Northcote $10 Ph: 0425 789 360 Tram #86, Stop 32
The Lost Clog Presents: Lost in TransNations

Lot 56 v Waylon Joes

The Waylon Joes trio will showcase tracks from their debut CD and dip their lid to their country heroes. Laden with a catalogue of original country, blues and ol style rock n roll, Lot 56 deliver heartfelt tales of love, loss, good times and cycling.
Magnusson & Wilson Quartet

This prolific duo goes back over 15 years in groups such as Festa, SNAG, Assumptions, and the Julien Wilson Trio, alongside their roles in ensembles led by international artists Mike Nock, Charlie Haden, Josh Roseman and Barney McAll. The M/W quartet will perform tunes from their New York recording Kaleidoscopic, which featured pianist Barney McAll, drummer Jim Black and Bassist Mark Helias.
Mal Webb
Vocal adventurer, multiinstrumentist and looping, beatboxing songwriter Mal Webb sings his songs about all manner of stuff, using all sorts of vocal techniques, guitar, slide trumpet, trombone, chromatic harmonica and a loop recording pedal called Derek. Its a lip to lung journey through the physics, physiology and phrivolity of all the sounds a face can make. Youre a freak! (Ani DiFranco)
The award-winning Lost Clog, a tongue-in-cheek perspective of Lithuanian folk music. Songs draw on themes of gate-crashing owls, talking horses, perils of making home brew, perils of drinking home brew and the impending demise of ones virginity. World music with latitude.
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25 September, 7.30pm Bar 303 303 High St, Northcote Entry by donation www.303.net.au Tram #86, Stop 32
Matt Glass @ Wesley Anne

Matt Glass kicks off your evening in the front bar of the Wesley Anne with his brand of blues-infused roots music.
The Mayor and I: Trent McCarthy and guests

Join comedian Trent McCarthy and guests for a political musical comedy based on real events that couldnt possibly be true. Eat, drink and delight in the miracle of democracy, with classic songs like Getting to Know You, Shall We Debate? and Shall I Tell You What I Think of You?
Melatonin plus special guests

Dont miss this opportunity to boogie to one of Melbournes legends of dub. Melatonin plays a blend of surf-jungle reggae and electro swing to challenge your mind and shake your butt. Fresh to the Feast with a pumped up bunch of booty-shakin tracks, Melatonins signature reggae feel has just been given a shot of jungle, surf and funky break beats. Come dig it.
Melissa Main Band presents Love it, Lost it, Drunk it, Found it Variety Cabaret
The Melissa Main Band presents Love it, Lost it, Drunk it, Found it, cabaret tales of romance, loss, vice and fortune, in the sumptuous Velvet Room. The evening begins with an open mic variety hour (to perform, book via email) followed by performances by the award-winning songwriter and special guests.
28 September and 6 October, 6pm Wesley Anne 250 High St, Northcote Free entry roland@creativedivision.com.au Tram #86, Stop 32
5 October, 7.30pm The Old Fire Station Cafe Gallery 378 High St, Preston $25 tix@trentmccarthy.com Tram #86, Stop 49
4 October, 6.30pm The Thornbury Theatre 859 High St, Thornbury $10 melissamainband@gmail.com Tram #86, Stop 41
Melody Moon
Melody Moons Bjork-esque vocals capture the heart and lend it to daring cello lines, powerful harmonies, tinkles of ukulele and sweeping bursts of trumpet. Her latest release, Carried Away, is gaining national acclaim and radio airplay around the country. More honest and grounded than her peers. (The Dwarf)
Melting Pot Songwriters Feast #1: First Course

Every Sunday, Melting Pot presents Songwriters in the Round. For first course we serve you a Songwriters Feast #1: local songwriting group (Hannah Acfield, Simon Kerr, Melissa Main, Heidi McDermott, Timothy Slater and Rose Wintergreen) share their songs, stories and tips for starting your own songwriters gang.
Melting Pot Songwriters Feast #2: Second Course

Every Sunday, Melting Pot presents Songwriters in the Round. For our second course, well serve you our Songwriters Feast #2: six of our finest Darebin songwriters (TBA). www.meltingpotonline.com
Mikey Madden
Mikey Madden is a guitarist, singer and songwriter living in Melbourne. Mikey cut his teeth wielding guitar for alt-country power-pop underdog heroes The Vandas before furiously striking out on his own with three-piece rock combo Gruntbucket, whose latest album Songs From An Empty Room was described by The Australian as having been sent down to rescue guitar music, to elevate swagger over glamour and grit over glitter.
23 September, 2pm Wesley Anne 250 High St, Northcote $8 www.meltingpotonline.com Tram #86, Stop 32
30 September, 2pm Wesley Anne 250 High St, Northcote $8 www.meltingpotonline.com Tram #86, Stop 32
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Monkeys Pirate, The Animators, and Joseph Mairead And The Tiger Lilly Blues
Seven-piece roots band Monkeys Pirate deliver everything from monster funk to urban poetry, bop-shoo-wops to sea shanties, tribal chants and beyond. Also performing on the evening will be the epic atmospheric rock sounds of The Animators and the chilled folk rhythms of Joseph Mairead And The Tiger Lilly Blues.
The Months
Mrs Hemingway
Music Feast for Kids: Asanti

Thirty days, 720 hours, 43,200 minutes, 2,592,000 seconds, 518,000 breaths. Contemporary classical meets jazz meets minimalism, and intersects text. A journey through 12 lunar cycles with composer Amadis Lacheta on piano, Shannon Birchall on bass, Callum GFroerer on trumpet, Andrea Keeble on violin, Niko Schauble on percussion and Gerald Frape providing narration.
Mrs Hemingway is Helen Begley, Carolyn Connors and Rose Turtle Ertler. These seamstresses of song bring their gorgeous voices, instruments and craft to stitch together a magical evening of entertainment. But wait, theres more Bring your craft projects and head-torches to knit and shine along to Mrs Hemingways songs.
Real bands, real music, real fun! Experience awesome live music at these kid-centric school holiday gigs. Feel the rhythm of the drums and experience captivating, energetic dance movements. Explore the power and passion of Asanti Dance Theatre.
5 October, 8pm Bar 303 303 High St, Northcote $12 monkeyspirate@gmail.com Tram #86, Stop 32
5 October, 11am and 1pm Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall 189 High St, Northcote $13 Ph NTH Box Office: 9481 9500 www.northcotetownhall.com.au Tram #86, Stop 31
Music Feast for Kids: Flap!

Music Feast for Kids: The Shivering Timbers

Music Feast for Kids: The Sunshine Sisters

Music for the Soul: Cosmo Cosmolino

Be uplifted by Cosmo Cosmolinos musical energy together with gentle reflections on life and spirituality in our contemporary world, Chalice style.
Real bands, real music, real fun! Experience awesome live music at these kid-centric school holiday gigs. Tap your feet to the amazing sounds of Flap! Not to be missed.
Real bands, real music, real fun! Experience awesome live music at these kid-centric school holiday gigs. For countrified, nautical folk, The Shivering Timbers are not to be missed. Frenetic rhythm guitar, trickling mandolin and wood-chop double bass all roll on a locomotion of drums with grassy plucked banjo.
Real bands, real music, real fun! Experience awesome live music at these kid-centric school holiday gigs. The Sunshine Sisters entertain and enlighten audiences with fresh songs, sweet harmonies and infectious rhythms. They perform to celebrate the Australian roots culture and bring to light the creative singer-songwriter art form.
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7 October, 5pm Northcote Uniting Church 251 High St, Northcote Entry by donation (suggested $10) Ph: 9428 2884 admin.chalice@gmail.com Tram #86, Stop 32
The Musicians Accomplice presents Beginners Music Jam for Adults

The Musicians Accomplice provides musical first aid for the musically uncertain, lost and disheartened. Bring something that makes a noise (perhaps a long-neglected instrument or anything else that makes a reliable sound) and come along to a beginners music jam for adults! Some instruments provided for early arrivals. www.musiciansaccomplice.com
The Night Before Tomorrow with tea and cake!

The Night Before Tomorrow is a great band sitting sometimes comfortably and sometimes awkwardly between the styles of Velvet Underground, Billy Joel, The Slits and The Shaggs! Adoring fans have likened them to Chinese Nirvana and early Skyhooks. Join them with a selection of cakes and tea! www.myspace. com/nightbeforetomorrow
NMIT Original Bands: NMIT Performing Arts Department

Performances will highlight a selection of some of the best original bands that NMIT has to offer. The show will also include special guest appearances by the NMIT choir performing original student compositions.
NMIT Songwriting Competition Final 2012: NMIT Performing Arts Department

The finalist of the NMIT Performing Arts 2012 Songwriting Competition will present a selection of original songs. The finalists have been chosen from across all programs in the department. The audience will participate in choosing the winner of The Peoples Choice Award at the end of the show.
22 September, 3pm Offbeats Music Cafe 589 Gilbert Rd, Preston $5 donation themusiciansaccomplice@gmail.com Tram #112, Stop 47
7 October, 2pm Northcote Uniting Church 251 High St, Northcote Free entry Ph: 0414 346 436 Tram #86, Stop 32
21 September, 1pm Yarra Edge Music Centre NMIT Yarra Bend Rd, Fairfield Free entry Ph: 9269 8947
20 September, 1pm Yarra Edge Music Centre NMIT Yarra Bend Rd, Fairfield Free entry Ph: 9269 8947
On Being: KIRSTY Morphett plus special guests

Join three songwriters as they share their forays through life and being, and into song. As an in-theround performance format, artists will share their own experience through songs and open the space for discussion, creating a closer connection to each other and the being that links us all.
Opa!
With screaming horns and earthshaking rhythms, Opa! brings the unfettered sound of the Balkans to Melbourne. This is as close as you will get to the real thing without having to fly halfway around the world. You will, however, be flying for the duration of their shows.
Orkeztra Glasso Bashalde

Orkeztra Glasso Bashalde is an inclusive community orchestra with a repertoire that covers klezmer, Balkan, Greek, Macedonian, Rom and Middle Eastern music. The orkeztra will perform several of conductor Karen Kyriakous own compositions.
Paper Crane featuring Canary, ManChoir, Lisa Salvo and Tom Kline
On the first Friday of each month, a lovely little gig at the Wesley Anne takes place by the name of Paper Crane. Its a family-friendly event featuring four exceptional musicians and a picnic theme. All welcome. Free homemade cupcakes and cookies for everyone.
22 September, 3pm Northcote Uniting Church 251 High St, Northcote $8 at the door Ph: 9428 2884 admin.chalice@gmail.com Tram #86, Stop 32
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23 September, 5.30pm Northcote Uniting Church 251 High St, Northcote $10 carmelmcphee@gmail.com Tram #86, Stop 32
5 October, 8pm Wesley Anne 250 High St, Northcote $10 papercranebookings@gmail.com Tram #86, Stop 32
Papers Got Talent: Gary Friedman Productions

Be mesmerised as you witness a world of paper unfold in the hands of Gary Friedman and his team of musicians and animators. Look out for the twist in the tale as the paper and music take you on a haunting journey of memory, betrayal, love and victory.
Paulie Bignell & The Thornbury Two and Coral Lee & The Silver Scream
Coral Lee & The Silver Scream put their own spin on things with an up-tempo, late-40s jump blues R&B band. The music shouts with a steam-train rhythm, seductive vocals and gritty guitar picking. Then theres Paulie Bignell & The Thornbury Two, with their energetic amalgam of traditional rock n roll, blues, rockabilly and country.
Peter Combe: Album Launch

Peter Combe is the original King of the Kids in Australian music. His timeless songs have been entertaining children (and adults) for over 20 years. Much-loved classics such as Spaghetti Bolognaise and Newspaper Mama have earned him three ARIA awards. Children welcome to attend matinee if accompanied by a parent.
Play Like A Girl: Music, Women, Inspire, Play!

Play Like A Girl is Melbournes only open mic, jam session and networking event specifically for women musicians. Special guest is award-winning blues pianist and singer-songwriter Alison Penney from Sydney. Alison performs from 7.30pm to 8pm then women musicians can perform up to two songs each, through to 10pm.
20 September, 8.30pm and 23 September, 7pm Wesley Anne 250 High St, Northcote $15 www.puppetrynews.com Tram #86, Stop 32
4 October 7.30pm and 5 October, 1.30pm Northcote Social Club 301 High St, Northcote $23 + $3 booking fee / Matinee $16 + $3 booking fee www.northcotesocialclub.com Tram #86, Stop 32
26 September, 7pm Wesley Anne 250 High St, Northcote Gold coin donation Ph: 9482 1333 Tram #86, Stop 32
Pop (Up) Music
The Popes Assassins

The Popes Assassins came into existence through immaculate conception. Thats right, folks; they appeared magically one day out of the loins of a virgin with instruments in hand ready to rock n roll. Spiritually influenced by a variety of rock and pop genres, The Popes Assassins have created their own unique musical voice that is raw, energetic and poetic.
Preschool Music with the Little Musos:
Priestessa plus Beth Knights

Priestessa is a unique singersongwriter who captures multidimensional soundscapes through words and music. The music performed is a perfect mixture of electronica and folk. Consisting of raw drum patterns with catchy dream-like piano riffs, plus guitar, ukelele and elegant sonic caves to fill the spaces created by her effortlessly beautiful voice.
Keep your ears peeled for great local music in the most unlikely places. If you are listening, you will hear it. Find it when you least expect it in random spaces and public places. Check out the Darebin Music Feast facebook page for hints!
20 September 7 October Various locations Free Ph: 8470 8593
Free session for preschool children and their parents. Join us as we sing, dance, shake, tap and play our way through a wonderful 30 minutes of musical fun. Be prepared to join in with contemporary, world and traditional childrens music and sample our little musos program.
22 September, 12 noon and 6 October, 12.30pm Wendys Music Reservoir 730B Plenty Rd, Reservoir (located inside Grays Piano World) Free entry reservoir@wendysmusic.com.au Tram #86, Stop 53
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Priestessa at The Thornbury Theatre

Priestessa presents her latest twist on the electro folk genre with teasers from unreleased album Breaking Patterns. Her set will be supported by Blue Mountains cowboy Jshwa, Americana journeyman Lee Stout and Irish soul enchantress Cathie Clinton. The night will behold other special guests prophesying an eclectic and memorable night.
ProjectarT
Quang Dinh
Acclaimed Melbourne-based songwriter Quang Dinh sings songs inspired by the Vietnam War, Leonard Cohen, Charles Bukowski and his own personal madness. He brings with him a special knack for breathing energy and inspiration into even the most mundane aspects of life with an occasional hint of pop sensibility.
The Rabalthazars
The Rabalthazars are a trio consisting of Felix Calibre on Hammond organ, Phil Adgemis on drums and Jake Johnson on sax, and regularly featuring guest musicians. The Rabalthazars play a mix of blues, groove and soul jazz to create a funky, low-down, soul-satisfying experience.
See Carbie Warbies music photography projected on the south wall of the Northcote Town Hall during this years festival. Nightly from sundown (except Friday 28 September, which features images for the Decibels Records Artist Showcase and Release Launch).
28 September, 8.30pm The Thornbury Theatre 859 High St, Thornbury $8 info@priestessa.com Tram #86, Stop 41
20 September 7 October From sundown Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall 189 High St, Northcote Free Ph: 8470 8458 Tram #86, Stop 31
23, 30 September and 7 October, 4.30pm Purple Emerald Lounge Bar 349 High St, Northcote Free entry Ph: 9482 7007 Tram #86, Stop 33
Rachel by the Stream: EP Launch

Rockshow
This year Rockshow goes acoustic and has relocated to a new venue in Reservoir: Edwards Place. The music is as varied as the artists who perform there and include all the major styles, genres and eras. So come on down and sample some great live acoustic music!
Sarox
Sarox (sare-rocks) began writing music from the age of 14, attached herself to the guitar and has never put it down since. Heavily influenced by the grunge movement, she started a band called Cloud City, of which she is currently the lead singer-songwriter. Sarox and her blues-rock kick-to-the-throat power vocals blends a soul-rock feel with a pop melodic drive. Songs come from inspiration, experience, love, darkness and light.
Saving Cafe Nervosa: Reds Under the Bed Activist Cabaret

The Reds present Saving Cafe Nervosa, the satirical musical tango journey of a worldly bohemian cafe and its feisty female entertainers from 1940s to now. Surviving murder and mayhem, they flex their muscles on war, fake pollies and desperados, but take pity on dead pets and ordinary activists.
Merging a nostalgia for classic jazz melodies, 90s pop hits and a proficiency for on-the-fly looping rarely witnessed in a live setting, Rachel by the Stream is notorious for her high vibin live show and fresh song-writing style. The launch of Smooth Like Butter is sure to rock your boat!
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29 September, 7.30pm Edwards Place 4850 Edwardes St, Reservoir Free entry
20 September and 4 October, 9pm Bar Nancy The Good Room 61 High St, Northcote $10 full / $7 conc Ph: 9486 4632 Tram #86, Stop 27
22 September, 4pm and 27 September, 6pm Bar 303 303 High St, Northcote $10 Ph: 0413 595 265 Tram #86, Stop 32
Secondhand Songs: Roarhouse Melbourne

Non-profit community arts group Roarhouse Melbourne presents Secondhand Songs, headlined by Melbourne jazz trio Origami. An eclectic afternoon of music, spoken word and performance artists performing tributes to artists who inspire them, as well as showcasing original works.
Seedy Jeezus and Auto Da F

Auto Da F is the new project from singer and guitarist Andrew Dalziell, drummer Lara Wilson and bassist Sam Fiddian. Headlining the night are Seedy Jeezus, a loud, noisy, sexy, rocking, tripped-out, psychedelic, weird, morphed-up groove band with lotsa things that make ya tap ya feet and spill ya beer.
Seri Vida
An only child, a Cancer, a sometimes moody, otherwise confessional Seri Vida has been throwing tantrums on stages across Melbourne since fronting The Pang in 2009. The edgy songstress began writing music in the confines of her bedroom, from plunking notes on the old ebony and ivory to strumming the sturdy strings of an electric guitar to accompany her vocal prowess.
Shlijvovitz Orkestra
Wild Balkan tunes from Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria and Macedonia. This band is adored by local audiences for their authentic sound and stage presence that makes people go a little bit crazy! Get in early because this band sells out fast!
7 October, 3pm Bar 303 303 High St, Northcote Free entry No booking Tram #86, Stop 32
21 September, 8.30pm Tago Mago 744 High St, Thornbury Free www.facebook.com/tago.mago.7 Tram #86, Stop 40
Sing Anyway
Led by award-winning director Cathy Nixon, the 40-strong Brunswick Womens Choir is famous for inspiring passion and change through songs of peace, love and justice. Sing Anyway is the Darebin launch of the choirs fifth CD, showcasing an eclectic mix of songs including three by Melbourne composer Jennie Swain.
Sing into Spring: ARCappella The Choir of Amateur Repertory Company

ARCappella, a top community choir in Melbournes north, invites you to Sing into Spring at their annual showcase. ARCappella is renowned for its diverse repertoire of contemporary a cappella music including show tunes, African spirituals, pop and rock. Special guest performance from ARCs recent musical production of Jekyll and Hyde.
sleepmakeswaves
With support slots for major acts such as Karnivool, Boris, Mono and Russian Circles under their collective belt, and having just returned from touring the USA and Europe in support of their debut album, and so we destroyed everything, post-rock act sleepmakeswaves have announced a national headline tour, which includes this show.
Sofa Soul
Sofa Soul play your favourite acid jazz tunes. A great night of music not to be missed.
5 October, 8pm Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall 189 High St, Northcote $25 full / $15 conc Ph NTH Box Office: 9481 9500 www.northcotetownhall.com.au Tram #86, Stop 31
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23 September, 2pm Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall 189 High St, Northcote $12.50 Ph NTH Box Office: 9481 9500 www.northcotetownhall.com.au Tram #86, Stop 31
21 September, 8.30pm Northcote Social Club 301 High St, Northcote $11 + $3 booking fee / $15 at the door (if available) www.northcotesocialclub.com Tram #86, Stop 32
Sophie Koh and Friends: World Sight Day Benefit Concert

Sophie and her all-star guests will be jumping on stage for an evening of live music in aid of World Sight Day 2012. Proceeds from tickets will go towards Optometry Giving Sight, in support of the World Health Organisations global initiative to eliminate avoidable blindness by year 2020. www.vision2020.org
Start Playing Drums: A free workshop for all ages

Start Playing Guitar: A free workshop for all ages

Studio Squid Live Recording Night

Part of a series of recorded nights at the Wesley Anne aiming to produce a live and local music compilation CD, featuring many of Melbournes finest folk and jazz artists. This night will feature Khristian Mizzi (solo), The Tropea Project, Mariel Koroibulu & The Harmonettes, and the Lauren Glezer band.
Struggling to get started on playing drums? Wendys Music will show you the easy steps to get started. Bring your stix if you have some! All ages welcome, from five years to seniors. Be prepared for some fun!
7 October, 3pm Northcote Social Club 301 High St, Northcote $20 www.northcotesocialclub.com Tram #86, Stop 32
23 September, 2pm Wendys Music Reservoir 730B Plenty Rd, Reservoir (located inside Grays Piano World) Free entry reservoir@wendysmusic.com.au Tram #86, Stop 53
Struggling to get started on playing guitar? Wendys Music will show you the easy steps to get started. Bring your guitar (if possible) or contact us to book one (if available). All ages on 23 September, children only on 6 October. Be prepared for some fun!
23 September, 12.30pm and 6 October, 3.30pm Wendys Music Reservoir 730B Plenty Rd, Reservoir (located inside Grays Piano World) Free entry reservoir@wendysmusic.com.au Tram #86, Stop 53
4 October, 8pm Wesley Anne 250 High St, Northcote $8 thesquid@live.com.au Tram #86, Stop 32
Super Comedy Crazy Show
Susy Blue
Featuring Ryan Coffey
Swimsuit Live @ Wesley Anne

Swimsuit is an Adelaide band made up of ex-members of Fiona Beverage and The Mandelbrot Set. With a sound that takes the twang of Calexico and the discordance of Sonic Youth and mixes it with the melancholy of The Triffids, the band also features inspiring female vocals.
T.J. Quinton
Brought up playing the guitar since the age of twelve, T.J. Quinton was influenced by the musical stylings of Leo Kottke and Dylan as well as his own fathers songwriting. He has performed alongside artists such as Jeff Lang, Dallas Frasca and The Fumes and has performed in festivals throughout Australia.
The Super Comedy Crazy Show will maintain silly amounts of comedy and crazy while drenching all entering its sexual waterfall with a hefty dose of music. Potentially featuring a game called Put the music in the bucket, this show also includes musical performances from Ryan Coffey, Luke McGregor, Matt Burton and many more.
Quirky songstress Susy Blue concocts a whimsical blend of shadowy cabaret folk. A finalist in the Melbourne Music Prize and the Darebin Music Feast Songwriters Award, she will be accompanied by her seven-piece band and joined by colourful projections from Darebin artist Belinda Suzette for this special performance.
23 September, 7.30pm Bar 303 303 High St, Northcote $10 www.303.net.au Tram #86, Stop 32.
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21 September, 6pm Wesley Anne 250 High St, Northcote Free entry www.wesleyanne.com.au Tram #86, Stop 32
Tago Magos Battle of the Bands

The first three rounds of Tago Magos Battle of the Bands, where young up-and-coming musicians battle over six rounds culminating in a massive music festivallike grand final. The winner will play a four-week residency at Tago Mago. To register call 0402 345 615.
TaKeTiNa Rhythm for Evolution Three-Day Workshop

TaKeTiNa is a process, capable of activating the human and musical potential through rhythm. Led by Tania Bosak with co-leader Christina Giudici, this special three-day workshop includes a concert and drumming meditation evening, and will guest feature the founder of TaKeTiNa, Reinhard Flatischler. No music experience necessary. All welcome!
Tales, Nights and Waltzes: Zulya and the Children of the Underground
Taste of India
20, 27 September and 4 October, 8.30pm Tago Mago 744 High St, Thornbury Free www.facebook.com/tago.mago.7 Tram #86, Stop 40
Zulya and the Children of the Underground weave a unique blend of cinematic chanson that explores folk traditions and jazz influences. This concert will feature music from their last three albums. Come see why this group won an ARIA in 2007 and continues to enchant listeners around the world.
Featuring both professionals and students having theoretical conversations as well as demo performances to substantiate the facts and practices. In keeping with the multicultural diversity of the City of Darebin, this event will also bring in a cross-cultural comparison that will give the project significant relevance.
28, 29 and 30 September, 10.30am6.30pm Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall 189 High St, Northcote From $365 All details at www.bosak.com.au Tram #86, Stop 31
Taste of India: Young Talent Indian Dance Festival

Featuring different Indian dance forms by young talents. In keeping with the multicultural diversity of the City of Darebin, this event will also bring in a cross-cultural comparison. Dance with live music to showcase the young talents from Darebin.
Tek Tek Ensemble

Tek Tek Ensemble creates hybridisations of most of the worlds music, incorporating a startling variety of ethnographic and popular genres. The encyclopaedic repertoire of the ensemble Panamanian cumbia, Sicilian tarantella, American garage soul, Indonesian dangdut, Mexican ranchera, Honduran calypso is encompassed by the strict yet simple stipulation of danceability.
Ten Gallon Head and Greens Dairy Angel Ensemble

Alt-country band Greens Dairy Angel Ensemble performs original songs with a smooth crooner, a torchy diva, bluegrass mandolin, Spanish guitar, swinging double bass and country fiddle. Ten Gallon Head is Ben Mellonie, playing tunes that range from slow-dance country laments, absurdist swamp-country tales, late-night sociopathic grooves and anything else that oozes forth.
This Does Not Belong to You!

5 October, 7pm Preston City Hall 284 Gower St, Preston $25 reserved / $10 Ph: 0421 903 357 Tram #86, Stop 49
This does not belong to you! is a musical and social experiment. Search the streets and laneways of Darebin for random ukuleles placed for your pleasure. Pick them up, hold them, play them, love them and leave them for others to enjoy. How many will remain by the end of the Feast? Who knows. Supported by Gallins Musicians Pro Shop.
30 September, 5pm Tago Mago 744 High St, Thornbury Free entry www.facebook.com/tago.mago.7 Tram #86, Stop 40
20 September 7 October Various locations Free Ph: 8470 8211
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Tihai3: North Indian Classical Music

Tim Woodz and the Dirty Shoes Album Launch with Arty Del Rio
Maldon Minstrel Awardwinner Tim Woodz belts out rhythmic folk music while captivating audiences with his quirky humour, his eclectic collection of songs and tales of the underdog. This album launch is a show not to be missed!
Tom Fryer Quartet plus Chris Frangou Sound Theory Ensemble

Virtuoso guitarist Tom Fryer, a stalwart of the Northcote music scene, brings his fire-breathing quartet to Bar 303 as part of the Darebin Music Feast. Tonight is week four of a monthly residency at Bar 303 that will showcase material from his upcoming recording Dirty Math.
Tres Cuerdas and Reflejos

Tres Cuerdas are a vocal trio singing beautiful arrangements of Portuguese fado, Latin American folklore, swing classics and original compositions. These three girls give an enchanting performance, leaving you only wanting more. Reflejos are an incredible seven-piece band led by Bonnie Smith, with musicians from Chile, Brasil, Argentina and Northcote. They create an incredible combination of intoxicating Latin rhythms and haunting vocals.
Tihai3 presents The Festival of Indian Classical Music at the Darebin Music Feast 2012. A very interesting concert at the Hub Venue will feature the sublime music of India, crossing cultural boundaries and bringing together a unique collaboration between diverse performers for the City of Darebin.
22 September, 7.30pm Wesley Anne 250 High St, Northcote $10 timfallinginthewoods@gmail.com Tram #86, Stop 32
26 September, 8pm Bar 303 303 High St, Northcote Donation www.303.net.au Tram #86, Stop 32
Trio Ciganka
Northern suburbs locals Trio Ciganka play a mixture of heartfelt Gypsy, Balkan, Greek and Arabic music. Featuring Amanda on clarinet, Will on oud and flute, and Cait on piano accordion and darabuka.
Up Late With Kate: Opening Event

Vardos
Livewire violinist Alana Hunt shreds through seductive serenades and hurtling wedding dances chased by Kirri (double bass), and Sofia (accordion). Vardos have roamed extensively through Eastern Europe learning from Roma musicians and performing in Hungary, Switzerland, London, Berlin and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
Vaudeville Smash: Single Launch

Vaudeville Smashs unique nouveau yacht rock sound features catchy melodies and harmonies, hooks and feet-tapping beats. Their songwriting is steeped in the traditions of the great yacht rock masters but with a fresh and thoroughly unique approach. With their infectious energy and their uncanny knack for transforming a dance floor, theyve been leaving audiences around the country stunned.
Benn Bennett and friends bring together a selection of our finest music and cabaret performers to reinterpret and pay tribute to the songs of British artist Kate Bush. Featuring Rebecca Barnard, Wes Snelling, Tina del Twist, Yana Alana and Scott Edgar.
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29 September, 8.30pm Northcote Social Club 301 High St, Northcote $15 + $3 booking fee / $18 at the door (if available) www.northcotesocialclub.com Tram #86, Stop 32
Velvet Cake Gypsies

Velvet Cake Gypsies musical competence is matched by their enthusiasm as they meander through a diverse soundscape, incorporating tradition with extemporaneous modern outbursts. The members personalities shine through in their performances, creating infectious rhythms and an atmosphere that their audiences cannot help but sing, drink and dance to.
Velvet Cake Gypsies @ Bar Nancy

Velvet Cake Gypsies are a Melbourne-based five-piece playing an exciting blend of Gypsy, swing, standard jazz, klezmer and an eclectic assortment of other world music styles.
Velvet Cake Gypsies @ Purple Emerald

Velvet Cake Gypsies are a Melbournebased five-piece playing an exciting blend of folk, klezmer, French gypsy jazz and an eclectic assortment of other world music styles. The band formed in 2006 and has since played at venues across Victoria. With a lineup of vocals, clarinet, mandolin, guitar, double bass and violin, the Velvet Cake Gypsies musical competence is matched by their enthusiasm as they meander through an Eastern Europeaninspired soundscape.
The Victorian Trade Union Choir Sings

Come listen to and even join in with the Victorian Trade Union Choir as they celebrate the history of the labour movement with songs about social justice and the environment.
28 September, 9.30pm The Thornbury Local 635 High St, Thornbury $10 full / $7 conc Ph: 9495 0341 Tram #86, Stop 37
20 September, 7pm Northcote Uniting Church 251 High St, Northcote Gold coin donation rsm88535@bigpond.net.au Tram #86, Stop 32
Vicuna Coat and Emotional Baggage Handlers

Emotional Baggage Handlers and Vicuna Coat are two profoundly Darebin bands, hailing from Preston and Thornbury respectively. EBHs soulful vocal harmonies contain lyrics that speak of love, loss, places, dogs, cats, motor cars and more. Vicuna Coat offer up their slightly twisted, pretty folk, short shouty rock and a smattering of multi-instrumentals.
Vikingos Pena
Vikingo De Jerez is a self-taught prodigy of the flamenco guitar the vanguard of guitar artistry in Australian flamenco. His all-original flamenco guitar compositions in the Gypsy style have led to international recognition, while his debut album, Buleriando, has led this local artist to international acclaim.
Voodoo Swamp Daddies and Beware! Black Holes

Surf, space and spy instrumentalists Beware! Black Holes start the ball rolling, followed by the Voodoo Swamp Daddies, one of Melbournes best-loved bands, playing 60s garage, swamp stomp, surf and rockabilly. Itll be a night of dancin, stompin and rockin with a hint of psychedelia.
Walking the Labyrinth: Kirsty Morphett

Join us as we Walk the Labyrinth amidst live music by Kirsty Morphett, candles, incense and the beautiful energy of our sacred communal space otherwise known as Northcote Uniting ChurchChalice! We are all on our path, exactly where we need to be. The labyrinth is a model of that path. So come and walk your path.
23 September, 5pm Tago Mago 744 High St, Thornbury Free entry www.facebook.com/tago.mago.7 Tram #86, Stop 40
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6 October, 8.30pm Tago Mago 744 High St, Thornbury Free entry www.facebook.com/tago.mago.7 Tram #86, Stop 40
23 September, 5pm Northcote Uniting Church 251 High St, Northcote Entry by donation Ph: 9428 2884 admin.chalice@gmail.com Tram #86, Stop 32
War and Peace: Sophies Voice

Warren Howden
Warren Howdens live show includes solo guitar, flute beatboxing and folk-roots vocals. With influences as diverse as Hermitude, John Butler and Mal Webb, Warren presents a unique style of performance. The Thornbury Local provides a perfect setting, with local beers on tap and a restaurant upstairs.
The Woohoo Revue with 8Foot Felix

Balkan Gypsy brass band, roaring 20s swing ensemble, Wild West fiddle contest or a soundtrack for Looney Tunes and this barely scratches the surface. There are few, if any, parallels to the sound of The Woohoo Revue. Supported by the rollicking, hotfoot dance-floor world of 8Foot Felix, launching their debut EP.
World Fusion Big Bang! Music and Dance Extravaganza: Geamala

War and Peace features music as varied as a motet by Josquin Des Pres to a piece called One of Us, with words by ex-Prime Minister Paul Keating. Aboriginal resistance to colonialism is movingly portrayed in The War Without a Name by Melbourne composer Bruce Watson.
6 October, 9.30pm The Thornbury Local 635 High St, Thornbury Free entry Ph: 0432 492 296 Tram #86, Stop 37
5 October, 8pm Regal Ballroom 216218 High St, Northcote $20 www.oztix.com.au Tram #86, Stop 31
This event seeks to represent and draw together musicians and dancers from a range of cultures and age groups. Ant Connelly of the Melbourne-based world-fusion group Geamala has assembled a fantastic cast of musical acts and dancers representing a broad and vibrant crosssection of the Darebin community.
Yarra Community Music Network Big Sing: Ruth Shoenheimer

The Big Sing is a chance for choirs and singing groups to catch up, and share and enjoy each others music and stories. Audience participation is invited but not compulsory. Bring a snack or drink to share and be delighted and refreshed by the lost joys of unenhanced, unplugged human voices singing for and with each other.
Yeo
With all the quiet confidence of a DIY enthusiast, Yeo Choong plays sprawling folk-country-punk pop songs that show depth and empathy beyond your average guitar-slinger. For more information, visit http:// www.yeo-yeo.com. A triple j Next Crop Artist (2006) These are songs of gentle beauty. (Andrew McMillen, The Australian)
Yurodivye
Led by Timothy Pledger on clarinet and saxophone, Yurodivye explore the music of Eastern Europe and Russia with an emphasis on Jewish love songs and Balkan ballads. The harmonies and melodies sing through with the wonderful musicianship of Belinda Woods on flute, Gemma Horbury on trumpet, Tom Fryer on guitar, Ali Watts on double bass, Daniel Brates on drums and Chris Lewis on percussion.
Zucchini-Clan Carnivale
Ahoy! You are invited to the ZucchiniClan Carnivale, an afternoon of quirky entertainment for free-range kids and grown-ups. Featuring guest circus acts, clowns, kooky characters and delicious treats. This effervescent event is the much-anticipated launch of Zucchini-Clans debut album. Come and partake of the festivities and enjoy the songs of the Zucchini-Clan, destined to become family favourites.
6 October, 2pm Northcote Uniting Church 251 High St, Northcote Donation www.yarracommunitymusic.net Tram #86, Stop 32
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22 September, 5.30pm Wesley Anne 250 High St, Northcote Free entry Tram #86, Stop 32
30 September, 1pm Northcote Uniting Church 251 High St, Northcote $5 kids / $10 adults ($25 with CD) / $25 family ticket (two adults and two kids) / family ticket with CD $40 www.zucchini-clan.com Tram #86, Stop 32
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Thursday 20 September
All Day All Day 1pm 7pm 7pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 9pm Evening Various All Day All Day 1pm 6pm
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7pm 9 44 33 45 47 11 16 9 23 39 35 43 38 37 36 9 44 33 42 7.30pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 9pm 9pm 10pm Evening Various All Day All Day 12pm 12pm 2.30pm 3pm
BalconyTV Melbourne: Darebin Music Feast Edition This Does Not Belong to You! NMIT Songwriting Competition Final 2012 Tres Cuerdas and Reflejos The Victorian Trade Union Choir Sings A Celebration of Country Ash Naylor and Friends Kickin the B at 303 Seri Vida Papers Got Talent Tago Magos Battle of the Bands Sarox ProjectarT Pop (Up) Music BalconyTV Melbourne: Darebin Music Feast Edition This Does Not Belong to You! NMIT Original Bands Swimsuit Live @ Wesley Anne
www.balconytvmelbourne.com Various Yarra Edge Music Centre Open Studio Northcote Uniting Church Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Bar 303 Bar Nancy The Good Room Wesley Anne Tago Mago Bar Nancy The Good Room Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Various www.balconytvmelbourne.com Various Yarra Edge Music Centre Wesley Anne
Alexis Nicole & The Missing Pieces plus Alison Ferrier Susy Blue Aether Anna Smyrk and the Appetites Video Launch The Deans Play Soul Priestessa plus Beth Knights 8Foot Felix Seedy Jeezus and Auto Da F sleepmakeswaves Flying Saucer Terror Lot 56 v Waylon Joes Velvet Cake Gypsies ProjectarT Pop (Up) Music BalconyTV Melbourne: Darebin Music Feast Edition This Does Not Belong to You! Grays Piano World Open Weekend Preschool Music with the Little Musos The Months Beginners Music Jam for Adults
The Thornbury Theatre Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Northcote Uniting Church Wesley Anne Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Bar 303 Open Studio Tago Mago Northcote Social Club Bar Nancy The Good Room The Thornbury Local Purple Emerald Lounge Bar Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Various www.balconytvmelbourne.com Various Grays Piano World Wendys Music Reservoir Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Offbeats Music Caf
7 42 6 9 13 36 6 39 40 17 28 47 37 36 9 44 20 36 31 33
Everybody Talks About the Weather Northcote Social Club
Saturday 22 September
Friday 21 September
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3pm 4pm 5pm 5.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 9pm 9pm 9pm 10pm Evening Various All Day All Day 12pm
On Being Saving Cafe Nervosa Lady Bird Yeo The Big Things Tour The Feisty Feasty Trash Band Tim Woodz and the Dirty Shoes Album Launch Girl Interpreted 2012 Lieutenant Jam plus Fierce Mild and The Wild Comforts Quang Dinh The Dufranes and Cold Irons Bound Up Late With Kate: Opening Event Citrus Jam Danny Walsh Banned Shlijvovitz Orkestra The Bombastics ProjectarT Pop (Up) Music BalconyTV Melbourne: Darebin Music Feast Edition This Does Not Belong to You! Grays Piano World Open Weekend
Northcote Uniting Church Bar 303 Open Studio Wesley Anne Northcote Social Club Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Wesley Anne The Thornbury Theatre Bar 303 Bar Nancy The Good Room Tago Mago Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Bar Nancy The Good Room The Thornbury Local Open Studio Purple Emerald Lounge Bar Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Various www.balconytvmelbourne.com Various Grays Piano World
34 38 25 50 10 16 45 19 27 37 15 46 11 12 39 10 37 36 9 44 20
12.30pm Start Playing Guitar: A free workshop for all ages 2pm Melting Pot Songwriters Feast #1: First Course 2pm Sing into Spring 2pm 3.30pm 3.30pm 4.30pm 5pm 5pm 5pm 5.30pm 5.30pm 6pm 7pm 7.30pm 8pm 8pm 9pm 9pm Evening Various Start Playing Drums: A free workshop for all ages Darebin Songwriters Guild Free Jam Sessions for beginner musicians of all ages The Rabalthazars Vardos Vicuna Coat and Emotional Baggage Handlers Walking the Labyrinth Orkeztra Glasso Bashalde Kate Mulqueen Papers Got Talent Super Comedy Crazy Show Grizzly Jim Lawrie The Lost Clog Presents: Lost in TransNations Fiona Claire in What If Vikingos Pena ProjectarT Pop (Up) Music
Wendys Music Reservoir Wesley Anne Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Wendys Music Reservoir Bar 303 Wendys Music Reservoir Purple Emerald Lounge Bar Open Studio Tago Mago Northcote Uniting Church Northcote Uniting Church Bar Nancy The Good Room Wesley Anne Bar 303 Bar Nancy The Good Room Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Wesley Anne Open Studio Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Various
41 30 40 41 13 17 37 46 48 48 34 45 23 35 42 20 28 16 48 37 36
Tihai3: North Indian Classical Music Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall
Sunday 23 September
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Monday 24 September
All Day All Day 7.30pm 7.30pm 8pm 9pm Evening Various All Day All Day 7pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 8pm 9pm 9pm Evening Various
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Wednesday 26 September
9 44 21 25 14 26 37 36 9 44 23 12 All Day 28 14 8 50 37 36 6pm 7.30pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8pm All Day All Day 11am 7pm 7.30pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 9pm Evening Various All Day BalconyTV Melbourne: Darebin Music Feast Edition This Does Not Belong to You! Little Sing Play Like A Girl: Music, Women, Inspire, Play! Darebin Music Feast Songwriters Award Semi-Finals The Animated Museum of Experimental Stupidity Dingos Baby: A Tissue! Tom Fryer Quartet plus Chris Frangou Sound Theory Ensemble Banda Alvorada ProjectarT Pop (Up) Music BalconyTV Melbourne: Darebin Music Feast Edition This Does Not Belong to You! Saving Cafe Nervosa Its Time A Common Thread Damon Smith Gaynor Crawford presents Krystle Warren (USA) Kickin the B at 303 www.balconytvmelbourne.com Various Northcote Uniting Church Wesley Anne Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Bar Nancy The Good Room Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Bar 303 Open Studio Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Various www.balconytvmelbourne.com Various Bar 303 Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Wesley Anne Bar Nancy The Good Room Northcote Social Club Bar 303 9 44 27 35 12 8 14 45 9 37 36 9 44 38 22 11 12 19 24
BalconyTV Melbourne: Darebin Music Feast Edition This Does Not Belong to You! Hands Across the Water Klezmer Workshops with Ernie Gruner Dingos Baby: A Tissue! Lebowskis Present ProjectarT Pop (Up) Music BalconyTV Melbourne: Darebin Music Feast Edition This Does Not Belong to You! Kel Day Darebin Music Feast Songwriters Award Semi-Finals Mal Webb Dingos Baby: A Tissue! Andy Wear Yurodivye ProjectarT Pop (Up) Music
www.balconytvmelbourne.com Various Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Northcote Uniting Church Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Bar 303 Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Various www.balconytvmelbourne.com Various Bar Nancy The Good Room Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Bar 303 Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Bar Nancy The Good Room Open Studio Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Various
Tuesday 25 September
Thursday 27 September
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8pm 8.30pm 9pm 9pm Evening Various All Day All Day
Mrs Hemingway Tago Magos Battle of the Bands Andrew Nolte and His Orchestra Mikey Madden ProjectarT Pop (Up) Music BalconyTV Melbourne: Darebin Music Feast Edition This Does Not Belong to You!
Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Tago Mago Open Studio Bar Nancy The Good Room Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Various www.balconytvmelbourne.com Various Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Wesley Anne Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Bar Nancy The Good Room Bar 303 Wesley Anne Northcote Uniting Church The Thornbury Theatre Bar Nancy The Good Room Open Studio The Thornbury Local Purple Emerald Lounge Bar
31 43 8 30 37 36 9 44 43 29 14 8 18 19 27 35 37 14 44 47 40
Evening Various All Day All Day
ProjectarT Pop (Up) Music BalconyTV Melbourne: Darebin Music Feast Edition This Does Not Belong to You!
Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Various www.balconytvmelbourne.com Various Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Bar 303 Wesley Anne Open Studio Edwards Place Wesley Anne The Thornbury Local Northcote Uniting Church Bar 303 Bar Nancy The Good Room Tago Mago Northcote Social Club Open Studio Purple Emerald Lounge Bar Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Various
37 36 9 44 43 18 18 22 38 19 26 27 29 47 13 46 24 6 24 37 36
Saturday 29 September
Friday 28 September
10.30am TaKeTiNa Rhythm for Evolution Three-Day Workshop 3pm Fun with Brass 4pm 5pm 7.30pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 9pm 10pm 10pm Evening Various Frilly Knickers Jazz Band James Macaulays New Old Jazz Band Rockshow Gabriel Lynch: Loss, but hope Letterbox Music Shadows Little Miss Rhythm Melatonin plus special guests Velvet Cake Gypsies Death Rides a Harley Vaudeville Smash: Single Launch Kimba and Ryan Adam Rudegeair Kinship Showcase ProjectarT Pop (Up) Music
10.30am TaKeTiNa Rhythm for Evolution Three-Day Workshop 6pm 7pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 9pm 9pm 9.30pm 10pm Matt Glass @ Wesley Anne Decibels Records Artist Showcase Andy Jans-Brown Funk Buddies plus Captain Groove Goddess Grooves Little Miss Rhythm Priestessa Dru and the Intentions Tek Tek Ensemble Velvet Cake Gypsies Sofa Soul
Paulie Bignell & The Thornbury Two Tago Mago
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Sunday 30 September
All Day All Day BalconyTV Melbourne: Darebin Music Feast Edition This Does Not Belong to You! www.balconytvmelbourne.com Various Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Northcote Uniting Church Bar 303 Wesley Anne Purple Emerald Lounge Bar Open Studio Tago Mago Northcote Uniting Church Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Wesley Anne Bar 303 Bar Nancy The Good Room Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Open Studio Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Various www.balconytvmelbourne.com Various 9 44 43 50 22 30 37 16 44 11 43 21 34 42 43 15 37 36 9 44
8pm Evening Various All Day All Day 7.30pm 8pm 9pm 9pm Evening Various All Day All Day 11am 1pm 7.30pm 8pm 8pm 8pm
Lebowskis Present ProjectarT Pop (Up) Music
Bar 303 Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Various www.balconytvmelbourne.com Various Bar 303 Bar Nancy The Good Room Open Studio Bar Nancy The Good Room Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Various www.balconytvmelbourne.com Various Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Bar Nancy The Good Room Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Bar 303
26 37 36 9 44 25 20 18 30 37 36 9 44 32 32 38 8 23 28
10.30am TaKeTiNa Rhythm for Evolution Three-Day Workshop 1pm Zucchini-Clan Carnivale 2pm 2pm 4.30pm 5pm 5pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 9pm Evening Various All Day All Day
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Tuesday 2 October
BalconyTV Melbourne: Darebin Music Feast Edition This Does Not Belong to You! Klub MUK Gold Gull The Furbelows Melody Moon ProjectarT Pop (Up) Music BalconyTV Melbourne: Darebin Music Feast Edition This Does Not Belong to You! Music Feast for Kids: The Sunshine Sisters Music Feast for Kids: The Sunshine Sisters Rachel by the Stream: EP Launch The Animated Museum of Experimental Stupidity Julia Sandel and the Uccellini Magnusson & Wilson Quartet
Ivanhoe School of Music Melting Pot Songwriters Feast #2: Second Course The Rabalthazars Flauterhouse 3 Ten Gallon Head and Greens Dairy Angel Ensemble Contradance Party Taste of India Impersonators Burlesque Night Opa! T.J. Quinton Tales, Nights and Waltzes El Boliche de Simon ProjectarT Pop (Up) Music
Wednesday 3 October
Monday 1 October
BalconyTV Melbourne: Darebin Music Feast Edition This Does Not Belong to You!
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10pm Evening Various All Day All Day 11am 1pm 6.30pm 7pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8.30pm 9pm Evening Various
The Popes Assassins ProjectarT Pop (Up) Music BalconyTV Melbourne: Darebin Music Feast Edition This Does Not Belong to You! Music Feast for Kids: The Shivering Timbers Music Feast for Kids: The Shivering Timbers Melissa Main Band Ecstatic Sound Circle Peter Combe: Album Launch War and Peace Freingeist Kickin the B at 303 Studio Squid Live Recording Night World Fusion Big Bang! Music and Dance Extravaganza Tago Magos Battle of the Bands Sarox ProjectarT Pop (Up) Music
Bar Nancy The Good Room Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Various www.balconytvmelbourne.com Various Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall The Thornbury Theatre Northcote Uniting Church Northcote Social Club Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Bar Nancy The Good Room Bar 303 Wesley Anne Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Tago Mago Bar Nancy The Good Room Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Various
36 37 36 9 44 32 32 29 15 35 49 17 24 41 49 43 38 37 36 All Day All Day 11am 1pm 1.30pm 3pm 7pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8.30pm 9pm 10pm Evening Various
Friday 5 October
BalconyTV Melbourne: Darebin Music Feast Edition This Does Not Belong to You! Music Feast for Kids: Asanti Music Feast for Kids: Asanti Peter Combe: Album Launch Different Cultures, Different Voices Taste of India: Young Talent Anarchy in the MUK #2 An Evening with I Vagabondi The Mayor and I Aether Monkeys Pirate Paper Crane Sing Anyway Woohoo Revue with 8Foot Felix Gruntbucket and Los Neutrinos Trio Ciganka The Bombastics ProjectarT Pop (Up) Music www.balconytvmelbourne.com Various Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Northcote Social Club Darebin Intercultural Centre Preston City Hall Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Darebin Intercultural Centre The Old Fire Station Cafe Gallery Northcote Uniting Church Bar 303 Wesley Anne Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Regal Ballroom Tago Mago Open Studio Purple Emerald Lounge Bar Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Various 9 44 31 31 35 14 44 7 15 29 6 31 34 40 49 21 46 10 37 36
Thursday 4 October
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Saturday 6 October
All Day All Day 9am 11am 12pm BalconyTV Melbourne: Darebin Music Feast Edition This Does Not Belong to You! I Manage My Music Music Feast for Kids: Flap! Grays Piano World and Musicraft www.balconytvmelbourne.com Various Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Grays Piano World Wendys Music Reservoir Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Northcote Uniting Church Wendys Music Reservoir Wendys Music Reservoir Open Studio Bar 303 Wesley Anne Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Northcote Uniting Church Tago Mago Open Studio The Thornbury Local 9 44 21 32 20 36 32 50 41 17 25 10 29 17 7 10 48 13 49
10pm Evening Various All Day All Day 2pm 2pm 3pm 3pm 3.30pm 4.30pm 5pm 7.30pm 8pm 8pm 9pm Evening Various
Jude Pearl ProjectarT Pop (Up) Music
Purple Emerald Lounge Bar Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Various www.balconytvmelbourne.com Various Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Northcote Uniting Church Bar 303 Northcote Social Club Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Purple Emerald Lounge Bar Northcote Uniting Church Bar 303 Wesley Anne Wesley Anne Open Studio Feast Hub: Northcote Town Hall Various
22 37 36 9 44 12 33 39 40 16 37 32 6 26 27 7 37 36
Sunday 7 October
BalconyTV Melbourne: Darebin Music Feast Edition This Does Not Belong to You! Darebin Music Feast Songwriters Award Grand Final The Night Before Tomorrow with tea and cake! Secondhand Songs Sophie Koh and Friends: World Sight Day Benefit Concert The Feisty Feasty Trash Band The Rabalthazars Music for the Soul Alanna & Alicia: Two in a Fado Webb LazyBones Trombone Jazz Group Lizanne Richards Alwan ProjectarT Pop (Up) Music
12.30pm Preschool Music with the Little Musos 1pm Music Feast for Kids: Flap! 2pm 3.30pm 4.30pm 5pm 6pm 6pm 7pm 7.30pm 8pm 8.30pm 9pm 9.30pm
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Yarra Community Music Network Big Sing Start Playing Guitar: A free workshop for all ages Free Jam Sessions for beginner musicians of all ages Kunataki Bohjass plus Glory B Matt Glass @ Wesley Anne FReeZa All-Ages Event The Alive and Gigging Roadshow Voodoo Swamp Daddies and Beware! Black Holes De La Calle Warren Howden
The Bon Scotts Acoustic EP Release Wesley Anne
Disability Access
The Darebin Music Feast is committed to improving access for everyone. Access symbols have been placed throughout this guide to indicate events being held within accessible venues and performances taking place at the Northcote Town Hall support the Companion Cards scheme.
Language Translations
Se desiderate ulteriori informazioni sul Festival di Musica di Darebin nella vostra lingua, chiamate la Linea Telefonica Multilingue al numero 8470 8470 e chiedete di parlare con Craig Rogers.
Darebin 8470 8470 (Craig Rogers).
Going Green
The 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.
Having trouble reading the small print? To request a large print version of the program or for further information please contact 8470 8888.
8470 8470 Craig Rogers
8470 8470 ( Rogers Craig ).

M 8470 8470 Craig Rogers.
Mun bit thm chi tit bng ting Vit v Lin hoan m nhc Darebin, xin gi cho ng dy in thoi a ng qua s 8470 8470 v yu cu c ni chuyn vi Craig Rogers.
Music Feast Friends

Become a friend of the Feast. Visit the Darebin Music Feast facebook page now and become a friend! Its a great way to keep in touch. Would you like to find out whats happening in Darebin? Simply subscribe to the weekly Arts & Culture e-newsletter Whats On by emailing mailbox@darebin.vic.gov.au with Subscribe to Arts Whats On in the subject line and your name and contact details in the body of the email.
Darebin Music Feast Presents
Music Feast for Kids

Real bands, real music, real fun!
The Sunshine Sisters 3 October 11am & 1pm The Shivering TimberS 4 October 11am & 1pm Asanti 5 October 11am & 1pm Flap! 6 October 11am & 1pm Northcote Town Hall
Experience awesome live music at these kid-centric school holiday gigs.
For tickets phone the Northcote Town Hall Box Office on (03) 9481 9500 or visit www.northcotetownhall.com.au
All tickets $13
Darebin Music Feast Presents
Up Late With Kate

Reinterpreting and paying tribute to the songs of Kate Bush 22 September 8:30pm Northcote Town Hall All tickets $23
featuring
Benn Bennett Rebecca Barnard Wes Snelling Tina Del Twist Yana Alana Scott Edgar
For tickets phone the Northcote Town Hall Box Office on (03) 9481 9500 or visit www.northcotetownhall.com.au

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20 Sep - 7 Oct 2012

Print Media Partners

Radio Media Partner

Darebin Music Feast Songwriters Award Sponsors

Rasiah Dev Chief Executive, Darebin City Council

Craig Rogers Festival Director

Vanessa Pigrum Manager Arts, Culture & Venues

Alanna & Alicia

Alexis Nicole & The Missing Pieces

The Alive and Gigging Roadshow

Anarchy in the MUK #2: Melbourne Ukulele Kollective

Andrew Nolte and His Orchestra

The Animated Museum of Experimental Stupidity

Anna Smyrk and the Appetites

Ash Naylor and Friends

Supported by Darebin Music Feast

BalconyTV Melbourne: Darebin Music Feast Edition

20 September 7 October Free www.balconytvmelbourne.com

The Big Things Tour

Bohjass, Glory B, Lo-Res, Damien Ellis Band and Edel Plastik

The Bon Scotts Acoustic EP Release

The Gallant Trees and Carly Fern

Danny Walsh Banned

Darebin Music Feast Songwriters Award Grand Final

Darebin Music Feast Songwriters Award Semi-Finals

Darebin Songwriters Guild

The Deans Play Soul

Death Rides a Harley

Mr Adrian Whyte Album Launch with Chinese Handcuffs

Decibels Records Artist Showcase

Mansion Alaska and Dominique. Supported by Darebin Music Feast

Different Cultures, Different Voices

Dingos Baby: A Tissue! Komissar Kabaret

Dru and the Intentions

The Dufranes and Cold Irons Bound

Ecstatic Sound Circle

An Evening with I VAGABONDI

Everybody Talks About the Weather

The Feisty Feasty Trash Band

Fiona Claire in What If

Flying Saucer Terror

Free Jam Sessions for beginner musicians of all ages

Frilly Knickers Jazz Band

Fun with Brass: Windjammer Brass Ensembles

Funk Buddies plus Captain Groove

Gabriel Lynch: Loss, but hope

Gaynor Crawford presents Krystle Warren (USA)

SUPPORTED BY DAREBIN MUSIC FEAST

Girl Interpreted 2012

Grays Piano World and Musicraft

Grays Piano World Open Weekend

Grizzly Jim Lawrie

Gruntbucket and Los Neutrinos

Hands Across the Water: Ealey and Tyers with friends

Impersonators Burlesque Night: Burlesque at the WES

Its Time: Vincents Chair

Ivanhoe School of Music

James Macaulays New Old Jazz Band

Julia Sandel and the Uccellini

Kickin the B at 303: Cookin On 3 Burners

Kickin the B at 303: Tim Neal Trio

Kickin the B at 303: Ollie McGill and the Genie

Kimba and Ryan

Klezmer Workshops with Ernie Gruner