Through the eyes of Azure Ryder nothing is more forever than stories. Since the emergence of her first EP ‘Running With The Wolves’ she unravelled us with her uniquely beautiful tone that effortlessly carried her disarming way with words. This garnered much early praise that the Sydney born singer/songwriter was undeniably born with music in her veins.

Azure’s particularly enchanting craft is honed in the energetic and natural world, in which she continued to honour through her following second and third Eps. This earthy and spiritual undercurrent in harmony with her emotionally stirring lyricism casts a true spell, placing her in the linage of great female singer songwriters, from Stevie Nicks to Joni Mitchell. With a voice that sweeps like a bird on the breeze, it’s clear the Australian- Lebanese Songstress grasps the ability to warm into our hearts like honey.

This new beginning, distinctly her own, bounds Azure and her music firmly in the light, so prepare to be drawn home and eased into the sweetest of dreams.

Not many people can say that their first time singing publicly was in front of 30,000 people, but for Vinnie Brigante, this was true.

How did this happen?

Vinnie, a 20- year-old Melbourne-based barber, held up a sign at Zach Bryan's one and only Australian show at Flemington Racecourse in December of 2023 asking to play Bryan's song 'Heading South' with him.

Out of 30,000 punters, Bryan saw Vinnie, and invited him up on stage.

To everyone's shock, including Vinnie, his friends, and family, he could actually sing.

The next day, a video from the night went viral on TikTok, and Vinnie was asked to appear on Channel 7's Sunrise.

Fast forward to Vinnie discovering his hidden talent, he has since been honing his craft, writing, and recording music and is excited to share it with the world in 2024.

Impressing triple j tastemakers and earning a coveted top-five finalist spot in their Unearthed High 2023 competition, 17-year-old singer/songwriter Lotte Gallagher is a stand-out talent amongst the country’s next generation of alt-rock stars.

An artistic soul with an air of blasé vengeance, Lotte’s sound is reminiscent of genre leaders Phoebe Bridgers, Angie McMahon and Courtney Barnett. A student at Northcote High, Lotte has immersed herself in art and music classes, fueling the creativity in her instrumentation and striking mature lyricism, as well as direction of her own visuals. Surrounded by music throughout her childhood, Lotte’s parents served as both inspirations and teachers while she found her passion for guitar and singing. Fully supporting her, in recent years they sold their second car to afford her studio time with a producer.

You may recognise Angus as the soulful vocalist of bluesy folk duo ‘Jack The Fox’ whose song ‘Brother’ spent 3 weeks at #1 on the global Spotify viral charts and whose soaring melodies could be heard across some of Australia’s biggest folk festival stages. After some time away from music with Covid, the premature birth of his son and a flood evacuation, this is Angus’ highly anticipated return to the stage as a solo artist. 

When it comes to songwriting, Angus has never been one to shy away from the truth but recent life experiences, including the heartbreaking loss of his mother to cancer and the challenges of his son's birth have uncovered new depths to dive and gifted new stories to tell. 

Angus lays bare the raw essence of these personal trials, inviting you to sit beside him in his most vulnerable and joyous moments, sharing the ways he continues to find strength as a son, lover, friend and a father with unbridled passion and authenticity.