No weekend plans? No problem.
Brixton Alley at The Espy
British expats Brixton Alley have been blazing through Melbourne’s stages since making the move here at the start of the year, and they aren’t showing any signs of slowing down soon. On the back of releasing their indie-punk EP Nevermore last month, they’ll hit The Espy this weekend to launch the new tracks. It’s going down on Friday March 13 from 7:30pm, free entry. Find out more here.
Vinod Prasanna, Sarita McHarg and Aman Kaylan at Mark Street Hall
Presented by world music organisation The Boite comes a special evening celebrating the sounds of the bansuri, sitar and tabla. Featuring Vinod Prasanna, Sarita McHarg and Aman Kalyan, this is set to be a spectacular journey through Western and Eastern music. It’s happening at Mark Street Hall on Saturday March 14 from 7:30pm. Tickets and more info here.
Furnapalooza at Max Watt’s
Sydney’s Furnace And The Fundamentals are charging into Melbourne for Furnapalooza, a non-stop party bursting with bangers. There will be inflatables, light-up suits and dancefloor anthems aplenty when the six-piece party band hit Max Watt’s on Friday March 13. It’s happening from 8pm, get your tickets and find out more here.
Sideways Sunday at The Bergy Seltzer
Who doesn’t love a Sunday sesh? Get your fix at The Bergy Seltzer with a stellar lineup of Matt Black’s Continental Snarl, Little Sister & The Drop Dead Daddy-O’s, and Nick Vulture. It’s happening on Sunday March 15 from 6pm, free entry. Get all the details here.
Concrete Surfers at The Leadbeater
Brisbane rockers Concrete Surfers are headed to Melbourne to launch their new single ‘Never Understood’ and give us folks down south a taste of their live energy. They’ll hit The Leadbeater on Friday March 13 with support from Kitschen Boy and F & The J’s. Find tickets and more information here.
