Meredith 34 has added five more acts to complete its December lineup
Meredith 34 has finally revealed the last five acts on its lineup for 2026.
Birdsnake, Emelyne, The Bures Band, Nū and Salmon Sisters are the last names to join the Meredith 34 bill, which takes over the Meredith Supernatural Amphitheatre on 11, 12 and 13 December.
Meredith 34 2026
- When: 11, 12 and 13 December
- Where: Meredith Supernatural Amphitheatre, Meredith
- Tickets: Sold out, with a waitlist via mmf.com.au
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Birdsnake are a four-piece of synth players from Melbourne who mix psychedelic and downtempo electronica, drifting between electronic and organic sounds while letting the groove lead. The band started out jamming after classes at music school, released their debut album Biofilter, and play on 13 December.
Emelyne is a DJ, broadcaster and Naarm music community regular, known as co-host of The Blend on PBS and from behind the counter at Northside. Her record collection spans dub, broken beat, IDM, jazz and emotive vocal tracks, and she’s on the schedule for 11 December.
Over from WA, The Bures Band dig into American folk rock, blues and cosmic country, with Byrds-style harmonies and winding guitar jams. The five-piece have three main songwriters, put out their debut Birds Nest in 2023, followed it with this year’s Ozonia, and play on 13 December.
Nū is an Ethiopian-Australian sound artist and vocalist who writes code live with the program Sonic Pi, building sound worlds from ambient, jazz, R&B and electronic music, plus non-Western traditions, improvisation and Afrofuturism. Her debut TECHNIFRO-185 is a five-track bilingual release about diasporic memories, grief and healing, and she’s on the morning schedule.
Salmon Sisters are a five-piece of high school sweethearts who’ve just released debut album Taller Than Normal. They swap instruments and share vocals constantly, firing out garage rock’n’roll full of surreal stories and free-associating tangents, and they play on 13 December.
Meredith 34 is sold out, though anyone still hunting for tickets can join the waitlist.
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