Don't miss out on this opportunity to see the Nate improvise with multiple instruments at once in this intimate setting!

The Grammy Nominated multi-instrumentalist has created a project that is a truly ambitious take on going solo. Wood is playing everything — analog synths, drums, bass, guitar and vocals —at the same time! As well, he’s recording every song in one pass with no overdubs, click track or pre-recorded backing tracks.

“That’s why it’s called fOUR, because it’s me with four limbs playing four instruments at once.” fOUR veers from complex, space-y prog rock to electronic-tinged instrumentals
The night will be opened by Brisbane duo STAC (Steve Newcomb & Isaac Cavallaro): a highly improvised, cinematically powered, electronically saturated journey though a matrix of original songs and re-mixes.

https://natewoodmusic.net/four

• Ticket $44.90 (inclusive of booking fee)
• Limited tickets available

https://www.facebook.com/wheatsheafhotel

Facebook event and tickets

The Grammy Nominated multi-instrumentalist has created a project that is a truly ambitious take on going solo. Wood is playing everything — analog synths, drums, bass, guitar and vocals —at the same time! As well, he’s recording every song in one pass with no overdubs, click track or pre-recorded backing tracks.

https://www.instagram.com/natewoodmusic/

“That’s why it’s called fOUR, because it’s me with four limbs playing four instruments at once.” fOUR veers from complex, space-y prog rock to electronic-tinged instrumentals

Opening set STAC – Steve Newcomb and Isaac Cavallaro

Facebook event and tickets

Don't miss out on this opportunity to see the Nate improvise with multiple instruments at once in this intimate setting!

The Grammy Nominated multi-instrumentalist has created a project that is a truly ambitious take on going solo. Wood is playing everything — analog synths, drums, bass, guitar and vocals —at the same time! As well, he’s recording every song in one pass with no overdubs, click track or pre-recorded backing tracks.

“That’s why it’s called fOUR, because it’s me with four limbs playing four instruments at once.” fOUR veers from complex, space-y prog rock to electronic-tinged instrumentals

The night will be opened by Brisbane duo STAC (Steve Newcomb & Isaac Cavallaro): a highly improvised, cinematically powered, electronically saturated journey though a matrix of original songs and re-mixes.

• Music from 8pm

• Ticket $40

• Limited tickets available

Facebook event and tickets

Nate Wood’s project, “fOUR” from NYC!
SUPPORTED BY STAC (STEVE NEWCOMB & ISAAC CAVALLARO)

The Grammy-nominated multi-instrumentalist has created a project that is a truly ambitious take on going solo. Wood is playing everything — analog synths, drums, bass, guitar, and vocals — at the same time! Additionally, he’s recording every song in one pass with no overdubs, click track, or pre-recorded backing tracks.

“That’s why it’s called fOUR, because it’s me with four limbs playing four instruments at once.” fOUR veers from complex, spacey prog rock to electronic-tinged instrumentals.

Doors: 6pm, Stac: 7:30- 8:15pm, Nate: 8:45- 9:45pm

FACEBOOK EVENT AND TICKETS

https://www.whatsonbundaberg.com.au/events/event/2552/the-sunshine-club-written-directed-by-wesley-enoch-music-by-john-rodgers

Written and directed by Wesley EnochMusic by John Rodgers

The Sunshine Club is a gloriously energetic, thought provoking and above all entertaining night of theatre.

Set in 1946, it tells the story of Frank Doyle, an Aboriginal serviceman who has come home from World War II to find that although the wider world may have changed, attitudes back home in Brisbane are just the same. Filled with a defiant energy and ambition for a better life, Frank starts The Sunshine Club, a place where black and white can meet and, most importantly, dance. Here he dreams of a future where he can dance in step with Rose, the girl next door, the girl of his dreams.

Heralded as a “brilliant new landmark in Australian musicals” (The Australian), The Sunshine Club is written and directed by proud Noonuccal Nuugi man Wesley Enoch AM, an acclaimed creative force in Australian Theatre. This energetic and engaging musical play has a variety of music styles, with 28 songs composed by the esteemed John Rodgers.

Award-winning The Sunshine Club is a thought provoking, vibrant and above all joyful night of theatre and music, featuring a talented cast of 11, including emerging and established First Nations artists, and a 5-piece live band.

https://brolga.ourfrasercoast.com.au/events/event/1235/the-sunshine-club

Written and directed by Wesley EnochMusic by John Rodgers

The Sunshine Club is a gloriously energetic, thought provoking and above all entertaining night of theatre.

Set in 1946, it tells the story of Frank Doyle, an Aboriginal serviceman who has come home from World War II to find that although the wider world may have changed, attitudes back home in Brisbane are just the same. Filled with a defiant energy and ambition for a better life, Frank starts The Sunshine Club, a place where black and white can meet and, most importantly, dance. Here he dreams of a future where he can dance in step with Rose, the girl next door, the girl of his dreams.

Heralded as a “brilliant new landmark in Australian musicals” (The Australian), The Sunshine Club is written and directed by proud Noonuccal Nuugi man Wesley Enoch AM, an acclaimed creative force in Australian Theatre. This energetic and engaging musical play has a variety of music styles, with 28 songs composed by the esteemed John Rodgers.

Award-winning The Sunshine Club is a thought provoking, vibrant and above all joyful night of theatre and music, featuring a talented cast of 11, including emerging and established First Nations artists, and a 5-piece live band.

https://www.rpac.com.au/what-s-on/all-events/the-sunshine-club/

Written and directed by Wesley EnochMusic by John Rodgers

The Sunshine Club is a gloriously energetic, thought provoking and above all entertaining night of theatre.

Set in 1946, it tells the story of Frank Doyle, an Aboriginal serviceman who has come home from World War II to find that although the wider world may have changed, attitudes back home in Brisbane are just the same. Filled with a defiant energy and ambition for a better life, Frank starts The Sunshine Club, a place where black and white can meet and, most importantly, dance. Here he dreams of a future where he can dance in step with Rose, the girl next door, the girl of his dreams.

Heralded as a “brilliant new landmark in Australian musicals” (The Australian), The Sunshine Club is written and directed by proud Noonuccal Nuugi man Wesley Enoch AM, an acclaimed creative force in Australian Theatre. This energetic and engaging musical play has a variety of music styles, with 28 songs composed by the esteemed John Rodgers.

Award-winning The Sunshine Club is a thought provoking, vibrant and above all joyful night of theatre and music, featuring a talented cast of 11, including emerging and established First Nations artists, and a 5-piece live band.

https://hota.com.au/whats-on/live/theatre/the-sunshine-club

Written and directed by Wesley EnochMusic by John Rodgers

The Sunshine Club is a gloriously energetic, thought provoking and above all entertaining night of theatre.

Set in 1946, it tells the story of Frank Doyle, an Aboriginal serviceman who has come home from World War II to find that although the wider world may have changed, attitudes back home in Brisbane are just the same. Filled with a defiant energy and ambition for a better life, Frank starts The Sunshine Club, a place where black and white can meet and, most importantly, dance. Here he dreams of a future where he can dance in step with Rose, the girl next door, the girl of his dreams.

Heralded as a “brilliant new landmark in Australian musicals” (The Australian), The Sunshine Club is written and directed by proud Noonuccal Nuugi man Wesley Enoch AM, an acclaimed creative force in Australian Theatre. This energetic and engaging musical play has a variety of music styles, with 28 songs composed by the esteemed John Rodgers.

Award-winning The Sunshine Club is a thought provoking, vibrant and above all joyful night of theatre and music, featuring a talented cast of 11, including emerging and established First Nations artists, and a 5-piece live band.

https://hota.com.au/whats-on/live/theatre/the-sunshine-club

Written and directed by Wesley EnochMusic by John Rodgers

The Sunshine Club is a gloriously energetic, thought provoking and above all entertaining night of theatre.

Set in 1946, it tells the story of Frank Doyle, an Aboriginal serviceman who has come home from World War II to find that although the wider world may have changed, attitudes back home in Brisbane are just the same. Filled with a defiant energy and ambition for a better life, Frank starts The Sunshine Club, a place where black and white can meet and, most importantly, dance. Here he dreams of a future where he can dance in step with Rose, the girl next door, the girl of his dreams.

Heralded as a “brilliant new landmark in Australian musicals” (The Australian), The Sunshine Club is written and directed by proud Noonuccal Nuugi man Wesley Enoch AM, an acclaimed creative force in Australian Theatre. This energetic and engaging musical play has a variety of music styles, with 28 songs composed by the esteemed John Rodgers.

Award-winning The Sunshine Club is a thought provoking, vibrant and above all joyful night of theatre and music, featuring a talented cast of 11, including emerging and established First Nations artists, and a 5-piece live band.

TICKETS

with KRUNJ & Shamin

Meanjin (turned Naarm, turned Meanjin) progressive siren Hannah Macklin launches her debut album “Mu” - a glittering piece of cosmic orchestral soul - with support from two forward-thinking local acts TBA soon.

Macklin will perform on the night with an expanded 10-piece band, including a string section and extra voices, to do justice to the album’s arrangements.

Drawing inspiration for the night’s proceedings from the album’s namesake - a Zen Buddhist term meaning “nothingness / emptiness / pure awareness" - this will be more than a gig; an event of artistic devotion to stimulate the heart, mind and senses.

https://glenstreet.com.au/whats-on/sunshine-club

Written and directed by Wesley EnochMusic by John Rodgers

The Sunshine Club is a gloriously energetic, thought provoking and above all entertaining night of theatre.

Set in 1946, it tells the story of Frank Doyle, an Aboriginal serviceman who has come home from World War II to find that although the wider world may have changed, attitudes back home in Brisbane are just the same. Filled with a defiant energy and ambition for a better life, Frank starts The Sunshine Club, a place where black and white can meet and, most importantly, dance. Here he dreams of a future where he can dance in step with Rose, the girl next door, the girl of his dreams.

Heralded as a “brilliant new landmark in Australian musicals” (The Australian), The Sunshine Club is written and directed by proud Noonuccal Nuugi man Wesley Enoch AM, an acclaimed creative force in Australian Theatre. This energetic and engaging musical play has a variety of music styles, with 28 songs composed by the esteemed John Rodgers.

Award-winning The Sunshine Club is a thought provoking, vibrant and above all joyful night of theatre and music, featuring a talented cast of 11, including emerging and established First Nations artists, and a 5-piece live band.

https://www.bmec.com.au/whats-on/the-sunshine-club/

Written and directed by Wesley EnochMusic by John Rodgers

The Sunshine Club is a gloriously energetic, thought provoking and above all entertaining night of theatre.

Set in 1946, it tells the story of Frank Doyle, an Aboriginal serviceman who has come home from World War II to find that although the wider world may have changed, attitudes back home in Brisbane are just the same. Filled with a defiant energy and ambition for a better life, Frank starts The Sunshine Club, a place where black and white can meet and, most importantly, dance. Here he dreams of a future where he can dance in step with Rose, the girl next door, the girl of his dreams.

Heralded as a “brilliant new landmark in Australian musicals” (The Australian), The Sunshine Club is written and directed by proud Noonuccal Nuugi man Wesley Enoch AM, an acclaimed creative force in Australian Theatre. This energetic and engaging musical play has a variety of music styles, with 28 songs composed by the esteemed John Rodgers.

Award-winning The Sunshine Club is a thought provoking, vibrant and above all joyful night of theatre and music, featuring a talented cast of 11, including emerging and established First Nations artists, and a 5-piece live band.

Connor Perkins is a bassist and bandleader whose passion for musical expression drives every decision on and off the bandstand. As an in-demand bassist and recent graduate from JMI, Connor has had the opportunity to learn from some of Australia’s greatest bassists, including Andrew Shaw, Ashley Turner and Brendan Clarke, as well as from international masters Rodney Whitaker and Orlando Le Fleming. Connor is known for his rhythmic and energetic style, inspired by players such as Oscar Pettiford, Paul Chambers and Ron Carter.

Featuring some of Brisbane’s most renowned players and led by up-and-coming bassist Connor Perkins, The Connor Perkins Quartet presents a mix or originals and tunes by some of Black American Music's most iconic composers.

Doors open from 8pm, Music from 8:30pm

$15 Entry via Humanitix

$20 Entry available at the door (subject to venue capacity)

FREE ENTRY

$10 at the door [cash only]

FREE ENTRY

Paths of Invention 4 is part of a series of new works written by Japan-based, Australian composer Phil Treloar. The works are written within a new composition system coined “Collective autonomy”, a musical initiative directed toward human concerns and interests with Truth, Faith, Trust, Humility, and Sincerity at its core. The work itself stretches across various genres and sound worlds.

Ian Hanger Recital Hall

DOORS OPEN FROM 7PM, MUSIC FROM 7:30PM

FREE EVENT

*POSTPONED*

Connor Perkins is a bassist and bandleader whose passion for musical expression drives every decision on and off the bandstand. As an in-demand bassist and recent graduate from JMI, Connor has had the opportunity to learn from some of Australia’s greatest bassists, including Andrew Shaw, Ashley Turner and Brendan Clarke, as well as from international masters Rodney Whitaker and Orlando Le Fleming. Connor is known for his rhythmic and energetic style, inspired by players such as Oscar Pettiford, Paul Chambers and Ron Carter.

Featuring some of Brisbane’s most renowned players and led by up-and-coming bassist Connor Perkins, The Connor Perkins Quartet presents a mix or originals and tunes by some of Black American Music's most iconic composers.

Doors open from 7pm, Music from 7:30pm

$15 Entry via Humanitix

$20 Entry available at the door (subject to venue capacity)

First gig of 2022 down at the cosy Warehouse 25. Great beer and pizza, and tunes! Drop by!

Tyler Cooney - Guitar

Steve Newcomb - Keys

Elliott Parker - Bass

Chris Evans - Drums

Warehouse 25 Instagram page

CANCELLED

www.brisbanefestival.com.au/whats-on/2021/as-the-flow-cries

The Music of Barney Mcall with Queensland Conservatorium Jazz Ensembles

This event features Grammy nominated, ARIA winning composer/pianist/producer Barney McAll alongside the finest young jazz and classical performers from the Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University.

In this uniquely curated show, works from the extensive catalogue of McAll will be reproduced, rearranged and reimagined by The Con Artists Jazz Orchestra directed by Steve Newcomb, InVoices directed by Dave Spicer, and Consonance and Raised Voices, directed by Hannah Macklin.  

www.marikevandijk.com/

www.jazz.qld.edu.au/jmi-live/

Dutch saxophonist and composer Marike van Dijk has been calling Brisbane home since her move in September 2019. Being based in New York for several years led to collaborations with artists from different disciplines and genres, one of which is her large chamber jazz ensemble The Stereography Project. This 12-piece band was featured on her last album alongside two guests, singer-songwriters Jeff Taylor (USA) and Katell Keineg (UK). Her cinematic style of composing mixes influences from jazz, classical and indie rock music. This new group, compiled of Brisbane-based musicians is a smaller version of The Stereography Project and will be performing old and very new material.

The Band:

Marike van Dijk - Saxophones

Andrew Garton - Bass Clarinet & Saxophone

Brodie Mcallister - Trombone

Dan Curro - Cello

James Wengrow - Guitar

Steve Newcomb - Piano

Zac Sakrewski - Bass

Ben Shannon - Drums

Caleb Colledge - Drums

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Doors open from 8PM

Music from 8:30pm

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