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Rosie-Misschief

From the fairyland, sailing the depths of the seven seas, Rosie MissChief takes you on a magical journey through reggae, dancehall, dub, drum’n’bass and gypsy jazz, with a taste of folk blues and hip-hop.

She is one of the many exciting performers you can look forward to at Island Vibe at the end of this month.

Who are you looking forward to seeing at Island Vibe?

We are excited to see 4’20’ sound with Parly B, Havana Meets Kingston Soundsystem w Mr Savona, Dubshack, Isaac Chambers, Elementary Hi FI, JPS, Alkemia, Hoop Dogg, Miss Friby, Master Wolf, Almost Lazy and Bonnie Love. There are so many amazing artists to check out!

What is unique about the festival?

Island vibe has a uniquely chilled, friendly atmosphere and a consistent lineup of quality roots acts from around Australia.

What have you been working on lately?

We have been recording our first album, which is due to be released this summer while we develop new material for our live show.

How do you like an audience to engage with your gig?

Dance, smile, sing, laugh, wiggle, let your colours fly.

What should we expect for your festival show?

High-energy gypsy dub’n’bass journey with shades of theatrical Celtic magick.

For more program information and tickets go to islandvibe.com.au.


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