Jock Barnes is a professional surfer, musician and songwriter who has collected a world of inspiration to create original lyrical content, and original reworkings of his musical influences of acoustic blues, rock and pop, with a blend of covers and his own original tunes.
Friday from 6pm at the Suffolk Park Hotel. Free show.
Step into the magic of the cult fantasy classic and celebrate the 40th anniversary of Labyrinth with a special one-night-only screening. Blending breathtaking production design, extraordinary practical effects, and the magical artistry of hundreds of Henson puppeteers and craftspeople, Labyrinth has become one of the most beloved fantasy films of all time.
Saturday at 4pm at the Byron Theatre. Tickets from $16.85 at byroncentre.com.au.
A prince of the pub, Mr Henry Wagons is back with a new solo tour, full to the brim with more tunes and tall tales from the road less travelled. Mr Wagons always paves his own pathway to your door, and is keen to sing some of your favourite songs whilst sharing a story or seven.
Saturday from 7pm at the Eltham Hotel. Tickets $33.69 from moshtix.com.au.
Don’t let the grown-ups have all the fun! The all-ages circus show Lil’ Cheeky is back for one date, celebrating ten years bold! If it’s too hot or too wet outside, and you can’t get the kids to put down the devices – let us entertain you!
Sunday 2pm at the Brunswick Picture House, Brunswick Heads. Tickets from $20 from brunswickpicturehouse.com.
Ballina Blues Club presents the Billy K Blues Band, a dynamic group that brings a soulful blend of blues, R&B, rock, and soul blues to every performance. Their energy and passion for music will have you captivated and grooving along.
Sunday 2.30pm at the Boardwalk, Ballina RSL. Free show.
Bruce Butler aka Goodrich has history in the music business that stems from his early days, attending local gigs as a spectator at his local haunt, the Royal Antler Hotel in Narrabeen, which at the time was one of the most influential live rock venues in the country.
Sunday from 4pm at The Beachy, Byron Bay. Free show.
Six-time ARIA award-winner and proud Yolŋu artist Baker Boy today announces his long-awaited return to the national stage, with a run of headline tour dates – the tour follows the announcement of Djandjay, Baker Boy’s fearless and emotionally expansive second album.
Sunday from 7.30pm at the Coolangatta Hotel. Tickets $59.90 from oztix.com.au.
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