Darcy Fox invites you into The Burrow for an intimate afternoon celebrating queer artists, honest songwriting and live music at the Wesley Anne.

A Melbourne-based indie-pop/folk singer-songwriter, Darcy is known for emotionally honest songs, warm storytelling and a distinctive live show built around guitar, vocals and her loop pedal. Her music explores love, heartbreak, identity and all the complicated bits in between, with influences including Phoebe Bridgers, Lucy Dacus, Maggie Rogers and Taylor Swift.

Joining Darcy for the afternoon are Kash and Aimee Francis, two queer artists from Melbourne's music community, each bringing their own songs and stories to the Wesley Anne stage.

The Burrow is the name affectionately given to the community that has grown around Darcy's online livestreams, where listeners regularly gather to request songs, discover originals and connect through music. On Sunday 18 October, The Burrow is coming offline.

Whether you're already part of The Burrow or you're discovering Darcy Fox and her special guests for the first time, there's a place for you inside.

Doors 3pm.

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