With a reputation for their electrifying energy, Mama Kin Spender will transform the Brunswick Picture House into an unforgettable night of deep dive songs and stories, bringing all the ingredients for the magic that happens when we tune in and get ‘up close’.
Thursday 7pm at the Brunswick Picture House, Brunswick Heads. Tickets from $31 from brunswickpicturehouse.com.
Into this crazy world of increasing distraction walks Tim Stokes, a big-hearted man with a pocket full of songs, reminding us of who we are and what really matters. A combination of the swoon of Elvis and the party-starter vibe of Paul Kelly, Tim Stokes is an artist who’s able to open your heart, expand your mind and get your body grooving with songs that branch the bridges between ages, generations and walks of life.
Wednesday at The Rails, Byron Bay. Free show.
Inspired by Australian landscapes and dedicated to living and learning from our natural world, Véronique Serret’s Migrating Bird bridges the gap between contemporary and classical.
Gypsy spirit Véronique Serret is renowned as one of Australia’s most celebrated violinists. Véronique will be joined by percussionist Richard Daniell, Sam Pankhurst on double bass, and special guest William Barton on didgeridoo and vocals.
Friday 7.30 at The Citadel, Murwillumbah. Tickets $30 from humantix.com or $35 at the door.
Dean Doyle with Sophistication is a four-piece band specialising in lounge music from the 1930s to 1970s – Sinatra, Dean Martin, Elvis, Tom Jones, Engelbert Humperdinck, etc. The shows are themed and a lot of fun.
Dean Doyle with Sophistication travel to Ballina for the second Friday of every second month for Morning Melodies shows at the Ballina RSL Club.
Friday 10am at Ballina RSL, Level One. Tickets $17.50 from ballinarsl.com.au.
Country music singer Anita Spring brings the iconic hits of Olivia Newton-John to life in a world-class show Forever Olivia. A night to remember, filled with classic hits, stunning vocals, vibrant costumes and a few surprises along the way. Don’t miss your chance to experience the magic of Olivia Newton-John’s music with this incredible tribute show.
Saturday 8pm at the Lismore Workers Club. Tickets $27.50 from lismoreworkers.com.au.
Hailing from the vibrant music scenes of Europe and the UK, and with a career spanning over two decades, Loonaloop have captivated diverse audiences worldwide with their refreshingly unique, genre-defying sound.
Whether you’ve experienced the magic of their live shows firsthand, or are just now discovering them, Loonaloop is sure to leave a lasting imprint on the senses, and sweat on the dance floor.
Sunday 4pm at the Beach Hotel, Byron Bay. Free show.
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