An Australian band that needs little introduction, Wolfmother is taking over ‘Live at the Pines’ in Brunswick Heads, bringing their signature rock energy – with special guests The Colliflowers, and Off Judy.
Friday from 6pm at the Hotel Brunswick. Free show
Popular Byron Bay entertainer, Jon J Bradley delivers live, engaging and energetic party music from pop and retro-rock alternative classics. Jon’s earthy acoustic tunes, vocals with warm harmonica add the final touches to his rhythmic guitar.
Wednesday from 7.30pm at The Rails, Byron Bay. Free show
Singer, songwriter and both acoustic and electric guitarist, Joe Dabron, under the influence of Jeff, Jimi and Johnny ( Buckley, Hendrix and Cash) creates a mix on the alternate side of rock, folk, country and blues. Dabron is equally at home performing his original tunes or cranking out a set of covers in his own style.
Thursday from 6pm at the Metropole, Lismore. Free show
Leigh James sings and plays guitar effortlessly, as if music was as natural to him as breathing – he has a keen ear for the right sound for any venue, he’s a true professional with a sparkling talent including four Dolphin Awards on his kitchen cupboard.
Saturday from 4pm at the Bangalow Hotel. Free show
Karl S. Williams and Sally Wiggins make music that is steeped in delta blues, gospel and old-time folk, with poetic sensibilities that call to mind the classic singer-songwriters of yesteryear. Together they are liberated to lean into the music, playing with space and silence as much as notes – veering effortlessly from acoustic intimacy to fuzzed out garage blues.
Sunday from 3pm at Pearces Creek Hall. Tickets from $20 at humanitix.com/au
Mala is a classical Indian music experience featuring visiting artists Suchismita and Debopriya Chatterjee from Mumbai. Daughters of esteemed musician and composer parents, they gravitated towards learning the Bansuri flute, firstly from Pandit Bholanath Prassanna, then from the incredible Bansuri Master Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia.
Sunday from 3pm at the Mullum Civic Hall. Tickets from $40 at humantix.com – search ‘Flute Sisters’
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