Dashville Nights - MARVELL Nov29
Event description
Dashville Nights presents a triple header evening of exceptional indie rock n roll inspired music, featuring MARVELL, Johnston City and Holiday Mystics, Friday 29th November, 2024.
The Dashville campground will open from 2pm, Friday 29th Nov, 2024, for an incredible night of live music, great people and top notch hospitality.
The concert arena, including Ruby's Pizzeria and bar will be open from 5pm.
The evening concert will kick off around 7pm.
This is a fully licensed event held in the Dashville arena.
There are camping and non-camping ticket options for ADULT/YOUTH/CHILD/ 6 and under is free entry if not camping.
In the event of poor weather conditions, the outdoor concert will occur under The Swoop Inn.
Locals please note, you're also welcome to come in to Dashville and order take away pizza on this night.
We firmly suggest you stay the night, wake up in the morning and let Dashville spoil you with a breakfast amongst the morning birds.
ABOUT MARVELL
Returning from a monumental set at this years Gum Ball festival, Sydney based MARVELL aren't just another band – they're the essence of indie-rock Australiana. With their unique fusion of classic rock melodies, heartfelt lyrics, and a driving rhythm section, MARVELL are a breath of fresh air in the Australian music scene.
ABOUT JOHNSTON CITY
Johnston City (FKA BagHead) is the songwriting project of Dashville native, Daniel T Johnston. His songs deliver an emotional fire, with big choruses, stirring lyrics and a powerful voice. When accompanied by his star studded band, including a group of beautiful backing singers, the songs take flight to another musical realm. Catch the band for a monumental set ahead of a full length album release slated for the end of the year.
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ABOUT HOLIDAY MYSTICS
HOLiDAY MYSTICS are a 4 piece from AUS/UK, romantically referenced as ‘a lovechild of Florence + The Machine and Foals’, unapologetically merging gritty alternative rock with heartfelt mystic pop. The lead female and male vocals land the band in the realm of “A real life Daisy Jones & The Six” and “A modern-day Fleetwood Mac with a twist of The XX and hints of 90's Alt Rock” (Adrian Breakspear). This is an incredible band making their Dashville debut.
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