This weekend, metal enthusiasts in town can look forward to the Bastardfest metal festival taking over The Basement for two nights. Friday’s lineup features Blood Duster, Aeon of Horus, I Exist, and more, promising an electrifying experience. Blood Duster’s recent album KVLT, with a unique etched title, will be a highlight of the night. On Saturday, Psycroptic, Voyager, Daemon Foetal Harvest, and others will take the stage, offering a diverse metal showcase. Tickets for each night are available at Moshtix.
Meanwhile, Boomgates, a Melbourne band with members from renowned groups like Eddy Current Suppression Ring and Dick Diver, is set to debut their album Double Natural. Their music, a blend of garage rock and country influences, has garnered widespread acclaim. Catch them live at Smiths Alternative Bookshop for an intimate show supported by local talents TV Colours and Danger Beach.
For jazz enthusiasts, the Canberra Jazz Club is hosting an afternoon of smooth tunes at the Austrian Club, featuring the Bridge City Jazz Band and the Black Mountain Jazz Band. This musical treat starts at 1.30pm this Sunday, promising a delightful experience for jazz aficionados.
On a different note, the Last Prom, a unique art/theatre project led by local musician Nick Delatovic, will bid farewell with a grand performance at the Ainslie Arts Centre. The event promises an immersive experience as it transforms into Alistair Crowley High School for an unforgettable night of music and theatrics.
Renowned crooner Gregory Page, known for his jazz, blues, and folk-infused tunes, will grace the stage this weekend. With a rich musical background and numerous albums under his belt, Page’s performances are not to be missed. Catch him at The Merry Muse and The Front for soulful renditions that will captivate the audience.
Victoriana Gaye, a power couple showcasing a blend of grunge, folk, and mariachi influences, will be performing at The Front, promising a night of eclectic musical offerings. Their consistent gig schedule and unique sound have earned them a loyal following, making their live shows a must-see.
Elliot the Bull, a Central Coast band gearing up for a tour of China, will be treating audiences to their indie-pop sound at The Phoenix this Saturday. With a new EP in tow and experiences working with acclaimed producers, the band is set to deliver a memorable performance.
As the Canberra music scene continues to thrive, diverse acts and unique performances enrich the cultural landscape, offering music lovers a vibrant array of live experiences. Stay tuned for more exciting events and performances in the dynamic music scene of the capital city.
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