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Event info

Price: Free entry
Ages: 18+
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible.
Playing Times: TBC

A double header of Naarm’s finest

PIRRITU's music is a gentle, honest, and melodic personal journey that entices you into the depths of sadness, love, and shimmering hope. With two album releases under his belt, The songman's work honours a cultural journey to connect back to land, language, and family with a continual thirst for deeper understanding of his people and country. Pirritu's music features folk instrumentation weaving amongst his unique vocals like the gentle wind and waters that the Ngiyampaa man sings of.

KAYTLYN JOHNSON is a proud up-and-coming Tasmanian First Nations artist who made waves with her first two singles, landing Spotify editorial Playlist covers, Triple J plays, and even a Rolling Stone Australia magazine appearance. Kaytlyn is set for a break-out year in Naarm, Kaytlyn will release her debut EP in 2025, pulling inspiration from Pop, Indie and Rock genres whilst keeping intricate lyrics and clever songwriting at the forefront of her sound.

Stepping up between and after live sets Ngunnalwal DJ RANDALS DAD will be playing a blend of careful selections, as only he knows how. Randal's Dad has deep connections to far North Queensland, with family lineage to the Northern Kaantju along Lockhart River, Girramay Country and Badu Island in the Torres Strait. He also hosts Feel the Floor on Triple R as Ethan Savage.

Auslan Interpreted event.

Presented by

Bodriggy Brewing
Bathtub Music
Leaps and Bounds