A feminist multi-arts pop up performance featuring live classical music and sound art.

Local purveyor of dirt encrusted r’n’b, Airling is fast becoming one of the most talked about young artists in the Australian music industry with her own twist on modern pop music.

Ambient rock music takes shape through the powers of light and shade, visually representing the essence of her music.

Fierce Mild form compelling songs speaking of the sinister and absurd. The narratives unfurl amidst rich soundscapes and intense visualisations.

Quintessential Doll combines brooding synths, glitchy beats and atmospheric strings with evocative poetry and visuals.

Versatile and immersive, they have the capability to make you dance, contemplate life and dance again.

Blur the lines between art and music. Don’t expect to be wooed with love songs; this is pseudo-nihilistic sound.

Formed by Ben Dalton (Hungry Kids of Hungary), Born Joy Dead exposes audiences to the experimental side of rock.

Dynamic cohesion ignites with energy and intensity.

A science fiction love story through a blend of folk, electronic and classical music intertwined with abstract imagery.

Lusty grooves, magnetic vibes and the delicious vocals of Georgia Mae are paired with the vibrant poetic visions of Katy McHugh Design. Katy McHugh will compile a video of different collage pieces, all original works, are made specifically for this event.

Emotional, instinctive and honest – let Phoebe lull you into a peaceful serenity before breaking all the rules.

A blind punch of intensity through mellow seas, an experimental electronic project that combines hip hop, folk and pop influences.

Introducing Cinematic Folk, the musical and visual that is Ella Fence, the front woman of her all female trio.

‘Yóste’ is the solo electronic project of 20-year-old Brisbane producer Kurt Sines.