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NIDALA

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Long Gallery, Salamanca Arts Centre
Battery Point TAS, Australia
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Date: Saturday 13 June

Duration: 45mins (Doors open at 6.15pm)

Tickets: $19 - $50 pay as you can

Tickets are limited. We recommend booking early to avoid disappointment.

See our website for more information on the A4T exhibition.

Join us for an incredible performance by NIDALA in the Salamanca Long Gallery, surrounded by artworks inspired by Takayna.

NIDALA creates music that feels both deeply ancestral and strikingly contemporary. Blending soaring vocals, evocative songwriting, and cultural storytelling, her sound sits somewhere between the soulful intimacy of Olivia Dean and the expansive emotional depth of Hozier—earthy, cinematic, and deeply felt. A must-watch live performer, she carries audiences into spaces of connection to Country, memory, and one another, leaving a lasting imprint long after the final note.

NIDALA (pronounced Nee-da-la) is a proud Jabirr-Jabirr and Djugun singer-songwriter, storyteller, and facilitator on a rapid rise.

Listen to NADALA's work on YouTube

Supported by the Sound NSW Contemporary Music Grant, NIDALA is now preparing to release her debut album this October, featuring collaborations with Angie McMahon and Lachlan Bostock of Mansionair. Expansive yet grounded, cinematic yet deeply human, the record signals the arrival of powerful new voice in contemporary Australian music—bridging ancient wisdom and modern songwriting with magnetic live energy and emotional resonance.

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Long Gallery, Salamanca Arts Centre
Battery Point TAS, Australia