Bones and Jones are bringing their unique sound to Brunswick in October.
Known for their unique blend of alternative rock with a strong focus on lyricism, the six piece have crafted their own sound with sensational iconic lap steel, jangly guitars, and roaring leads over the last decade. Catch them when they perform on the evening of Halloween, October 31, at the Brunswick Ballroom.
What you need to know
- In their first headline show in over a year, Bones and Jones are playing at the Brunswick Ballroom
- They’ll be supported by Caitlin Harnett & The Pony Boys and Tamara & the Dreams
- It all goes down on Monday October 31 from 8pm
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Based out of an old apple orchard on the Victorian surf coast / Wathaurong country, which was where their 2021 album Ginger Gold was rehearsed and recorded, Bones and Jones make toe-tapping, honest country. Bones and Jones are known for putting on a great live show – from tambourines and maracas popping out for a song or two to band members swapping instruments, to dual guitar harmonica and guitar melodies, it’s always a great time.
They’ve just released some fantastic tracks with the Melbourne three piece Folk Bitch Trio, ‘If I Was a Man’ and ‘Friendly Neighbour’.
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They’ll be performing at the iconic Brunswick Ballroom. A bastion of Brunswick’s bustling Sydney Road, the location has a long history dating back to the 1960s, having served as a hat factory, nightclub, wedding reception centre, French restaurant, and the beloved Spotted Mallard.
The Brunswick Ballroom is known for an eclectic and diverse range of performances, celebrating the best entertainment Melbourne has to offer.
From J. J. Cale to ‘Groundhog Day’: Bones and Jones tell us what inspired their new album
Grab your tickets before they go by heading here.
