Alex Lloyd continues to thrive as a contemporary, evolving artist. Having released a series of successful albums, he has consistently showcased his diverse musical influences and prowess in personal storytelling.
Thursday 7pm at the Brunswick Picture House, Brunswick Heads. Tickets from $40 +bf at brunswickpicturehouse.com.
The Three Of Us brings together singer-songwriters Pat Tierney, Janeyheart, and Zac Gunthorpe for a special night of music in the round. Expect folk, blues, roots, and Americana sounds, woven with acoustic guitars, slide guitar, fiddle, and harmonica.
Thursday 7pm at The Citadel, Murwillumbah. Tickets from $20 +bf at humantix.com.
Two of Australia’s hottest acts, Coterie and Budjerah, are joining forces for an unforgettable double-header. This powerhouse lineup promises a night of pure energy, soul, and all your favourite hits.
Friday from 7pm at the Coolangatta Hotel. Tickets $45.40 from oztix.com.au.
Hailing from the folk-music-rich southern valleys of NSW, Isabel Rumble has been steadily carving her name on Australian and international stages with music that speaks directly to the heart, with a voice like honey and a capacity to hit notes with care and clarity.
Saturday 6.30pm at Pearces Creek Hall. Tickets from $20 +bf at humantix.com.
The Best Shot Film Festival is a unique platform that celebrates the best films that have not found success at other festivals. With as few restrictions as possible, the festival welcomes short films of all genres, from any filmmaker, with no theme rules or specific categories.
Saturday 7pm at the Brunswick Picture House, Brunswick Heads. Tickets from $24 +bf at brunswickpicturehouse.com.
By popular demand, RocKwiz returns to theatres across the country with a brand-new show in 2025. Fresh questions, surprise special guests and the signature spark that has made it an Aussie cult classic.
Saturday 7.30pm at Twin Towns, Tweed Heads. Tickets $105 from twintowns.com.au.
Felicity Lawless stimulates the senses and elevates the soul with music fusing world, reggae and rock elements. From deep in the forest she creates music to heal the world and remind people of their connection to nature.
Sunday from 7pm at The Rails, Byron Bay. Free show.
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