A night of sweet songs, heavy grooves and intricate instrumentals with two of Australia’s most dynamic young female musicians. Doors at 6pm Music at 8:30pm

Emily-Rose and the Wild Things

Nu-jazz prog folk pop project, Emily-Rose and the Wild Things, deliver an earthy and profound fusion of acoustic and electric worlds, fronted by Sydney songstress Emily-Rose Sarkova on keys, synths and vocals. Emily-Rose has, over the years, glided between jazz, folk, classical and tango styles with groups such as Chaika, Tangalo, Australian Brandenburg Orchestra, Monsieur Camembert, Marais Project, Chris Cody’s Astrolabe and Rhythm Hunters, performing nation wide as well as touring Europe and South America. As front-woman in this quintet incarnation, the wild things in her head are let loose in lush songs and instrumentals. Think Hiromi meets Punch Brothers meets Snarky Puppy and they all have tea with Joni Mitchell in an alternate universe – with Nick Henderson on bass, Chris Stone on violin, Luke Chapman on guitar and Abby Constable on drums.

Vendulka

From topping the singer/songwriter charts, to opening for Pete Murray, and touring internationally all before she could take her first legal drink- Vendulka is an artist that shows no signs of slowing down. A two time Australian National Busking Champion- this 21 year old has won over audiences on streets, at festivals and audiences from the comfort of their own homes- having appeared on the 2019 season of The Voice. Her unique version of Culture Club’s ‘Karma Chameleon’ proved to be a crowd favourite with over 1.7 million views online (and still climbing!). Make no mistake – Vendulka is an artist that can hold her own, with her most recent release ‘Good Words’ having just been announced as a semi finalist for the Listen Up 2019 Songwriting Prize. Don’t miss your chance to experience her haunting vocals and emotive storytelling for yourself.