DYER MAKER
DYER MAKER are a 5 piece Psychedelic Rock band from Maitland, New South Wales, Australia. Each band member hones in on their favourite musical influences adding a healthy spin of originality. They have quickly gained their reputation and following around Newcastle and Sydney by producing captivating and energetic live shows. Their latest EP “It’s Hard To Know” has been densely successful on local playlists and indie radio stations and Triple J. Delay was recorded at The Grove Studios and mixed and mastered by Jack Nigro.
INDIA and the Journey to the East
Folk rock influenced band from Newcastle, Australia. Fronted by India Seddon-Callaghan an 18 year old singer-songwriter influenced by The Beatles, The Cranberries and Courtney Barnett. India is bringing a whole new vibe to her folk inspired original music, collaborating with fellow musicians Anton Buckingham (SHRIMP), Cameron Brownell (BYREN) & Alex McWhirter (Newcastle Music Collective).
The Waxfinz
The Waxfinz are a 3 piece alternative/surf rock outfit from the Central Coast of NSW. Utilising clean yet driving instrumentals accompanied by catchy vocals. The boys have covered numerous venues across the east coast.
Photo of the moon
Byren & The Dream Band are a group of extraordinarily passionate people who’r all about delivering a musical experience that is both reflective and emotionally cathartic. Blending folk, alternative rock and much more into huge amalgam of genres, they create lush, dynamic soundscapes and powerful lyrics to loose yourself within.
Cinema Friends
Cinema Friends are a 3 piece, indie flavoured alt rock band from Wollongong. They are a bunch of young guns set to shake up the touring festival circuit (FKA, Seven Suns).
Kingsley James
A soul man doing soul thangs. Lovely things are a com’n for You and I. Intimate and soulful, Kingsley’s sound will submerge you in emotion. An honest and raw take of the human condition.
Diplazar
The classic origin story of every super… I mean uni band, these boys eventually came together to form the fusion-bending, boundary breaking and genre swapping Diplazar. Pronounced “Dip-pla-zar”, no-one knows what that word actually means nor if this pronunciation is actually correct. What we do know however, is that these boys sure know how to make tasty and groovy jams that get the crowd up until the end in a funky hypnotic trance.