This postage stamp incarnation of 20th Century Dog’s Cameron Undy features him on guitar playing the odd time goodness we know and love from the 6-piece band. The expanding and contracting rhythms from his latest electro EP Bloodshot, are transported into an acoustic setting suitable for fragile yet hungry minds on a Sunday arvo.

Abby Dobson honed her craft as a singer and songwriter busking the streets of Paris, Athens and New York and has released two solo albums of her own original compositions, It’s Okay, Sweetheart and Rise Up that she co-produced. She was a founding member of the hugely successful band Leonardo’s Bride who topped the charts with Even When I’m Sleeping.

Since releasing her first single in February 2019, 23-year-old Sydney artist Ella Haber has made her arrival known. After receiving support for her debut EP, CLAY, from local and international radio (BBC 1XTRA, MiSoul, Jazz FM, Worldwide FM, triple J, FBi radio) Ella went on to sell out her first Sydney show, and complete her first East Coast headline tour, in celebration of the Jordan Rakei-produced record.

Georgia Mooney is one of Australia’s foremost singer-songwriters. As one quarter of indie-folk band All Our Exes Live in Texas, she has received abundant international acclaim and picked up a slew of musical trophies, including both the 2017 ARIA and AIR Awards for ‘Blues & Roots Album of the Year’, and two consecutive National Live Music Awards for ‘Folk Act of the Year’.

Grown Ocean's approach to performance is unique - incorporating elements of rock, electronic, chamber and jazz aesthetics - yet their music is always buoyed by a pervading sense of community, earnestness, and expression. For this performance they will present a specially curated set drawn from their two releases We Are Very Far and Memory Gardens.

Off the back of a year of releases, writing, and recording, Last Thursday will take to Sydney Fringe Festival to present a refreshed and raucous live set. Expect melancholy melodies wrapped in soaring instrumentals, set to an alt-rock soundtrack of bad decisions. With unreleased and yet-unperformed material, this show is the one not to miss.

Leah Flanagan’s third studio album, Colour by Number, sparkles with pop gems. Flanagan draws from the communities of cultures which have bolstered her proud Italian, Indigenous (Alyawarre) and Irish heritage to present songs steeped in a maturity and knowing that cannot be feigned.

A story about women in song, their hurts, struggles and pain whilst their beauty in music remains the same. Featuring the songs of the greats; from Billie, Etta, Ella, Aretha to Whitney, Beyonce, Sade and so much more. You will be transported from this speakeasy setting to the very heart of our Lady.

Stu brings a gang of longtime collaborators to the stage to tear a hole in the cobwebs of 21 - a masterful band of horns, drum, bass and piano will drape tapestries of groove and melody across the minds of any and all who dare enter. Get out of the rut and into the groove.

In the latest creation by award winning theatre maker Stuart Bowden, experience a musical feast of ethereal melancholia and storytelling weirdness.

Tessa Thames’ Dad ran a karaoke business in the 90’s where she operated as a kind of ‘warm up’ to inspire the punters. Through this, Thames cultivated her love of music and song writing, absorbing her dearly held ‘Top of the Pops’ 90’s nostalgia like a sponge. Since then, her music has taken her around the world and has been featured on Network TV series’ like Offspring, Winners & Losers and Underbelly: Chopper.

Cabaret maverick Billie McCarthy is a country girl who took the jazz bus to the city and had a sordid affair with soul along the way. A consummate storyteller, Billie will make you feel things and laugh till your sides hurt.

After performing in sold-out shows all over Sydney, David Poltorak and Marty Morgan have combined comedy forces with only one item on their comedy agenda: to avoid an agenda.

Now in their 7th year of sold out shows around Sydney and regional NSW, expect to enjoy a smorgasbord of 7 comedians – with each show boasting a different line up of diverse and experienced comedy acts.

Enjoy decades of laughs as Christina Van Look hilariously brings the past into the present, reflecting on the FUNNIEST things from the past five decades.

Join award-winning comedian and writer Bel Melrose for a stand-up comedy stand-up tribute to the people who just don’t give a flock. Melrose has featured on ABC TV’s Question Everything and has written for Gruen and Win The Week.

Comedian Te Rina Taite has lived in Australia for 14 years and despite her strong New Zealand roots, she has a love for the Aussiest of Australian things; budgy smugglers, Home & Away and Aussie rules. Join Te Rina as she debates her allegiance and the importance of culture.

A bit risqué, a bit exclusive, this show has sold out over the past seven years and features four premium comedy acts providing audiences with top-shelf comedy!

An hour jam packed with jokes and songs from one of Sydney’s hardest working comedians, Steph Broadbridge’s first show ‘Female Music Comedian’ was nominated and shortlisted for ‘Best Comedy’ at Sydney Fringe Festival in 2019.

A mix of immersive storytelling and theatre, Julia Mayer turns a seemingly plain room into her kitchen, cranks her music player and together with her audience members she creates a sense of community, family and a stage. Winner of Best Theatre Weekly Award Adelaide Fringe 2021.

One of the Good Ones is about race, relationships and successfully failing to meet expectations. This show is Harry Jun’s light-hearted and heavy-handed approach to uncomfortable situations like the time someone came up to him after a show and told him he loved Triple J and was stoked that Harry was hosting it now.

After a two-year run of sold out shows at Sydney Comedy Festival, these three comedians deliver something for everyone, making this an ideal comedy event for couples or groups.

Award-winning, internationally acclaimed theatre performed by two ragtag ramblers in the comfort of a lounge room.

Cult storytelling hero and perennial Edinburgh Fringe sell-out, Will Greenway presents a comedy bursting with heart, hurt and hope.

An ex-Gosford resident trying to make people laugh with her jokes about fish and human pyramids? For one-night only, Fiona Cox performs the world premiere of Gosford Girl, a show about fears and hometowns and trying to get away from both of them.