Playing the album in full for the first time ever, Lincoln Le Fevre & the Insiders are set to appear in the heart of Brunswick.
Having made waves with the seminal 2012 album Resonation, Lincoln Le Fevre & the Insiders will celebrate a decade since its release by playing the album in full for the first time ever. The album will be accompanied by a full lineup of guitars, keys and steel at The Brunswick Ballroom on January 27.
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- Lincoln Le Fevre & the Insiders are playing their 2012 album Resonation in full to celebrate a decade since its release
- They’ll be joined by alternative Australiana-folk artist Suzi on the night
- It takes place on January 27 at The Brunswick Ballroom
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An album that dwells on life in a small town, Resonation features songs of familiar Australiana – a kind of melancholy unique to our isolated country – the end of a childhood beach holiday, or a nightcap wine on the back porch.
A masterful exercise in folk-punk, catch Resonation when its played in full for the first time ever since its release in 2012. Complete will a full band, the live performance of the album will soar with keys and guitar, weaved with Jim Lawrie’s dynamic and intricate storytelling.
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At his poppiest, he’s the host of a punk house party and at his saddest he’s the shoulder to cry on: don’t miss out on Lincoln Le Fevre & the Insiders show at The Brunswick Ballroom later this month.
Lincoln Le Fevre & the Insiders will be joined by rising Australiana-folk artist Suzi, who weaves vulnerable lyricism with high energy instrumentalism, creating a sound that has captured the hearts of fans across the country.
If you’re keen to Get Drunk, See Bands, head over to The Brunswick Ballroom on January 27. Grab your tickets by heading here.
This article was made in partnership with The Brunswick Ballroom
