Late-night intimate gig with Dark MOFO artists, curated by HHCC at Treetop, an incredible home in Mount Nelson.

Featuring Australian songwriter Domini Forster's second album launch, with special guest Emily Sheppard. Followed by a secret act playing at Dark MOFO who will be announced closer to the time.

9pm Doors
9:30pm Domini Forster + Emily Sheppard
10:30pm Secret Act TBA

Australian songwriter Domini Forster leads you through the dusk-lit corridors of her intricate song-stories, each scene intimate and lovelorn as tea-stained lace. Her distinctive voice shines eﬀortlessly from commanding call to whisper-close falsetto, earning her comparisons to the likes of Laura Marling and Joni Mitchell. She recently came to natonal attention for her acclaimed collaboration with ARIA Award-winning arist Lior. Her second album The Lonely - out 20 Jun 2025 – has already turned heads, with the second single Hard Love earning a place on the Vanda & Young Global Songwriting Competition shortlist. Australian taste-maker and music video institution RAGE immediately playlisted the brooding folk-pop slow jam, and ABC’s David Astle described it as 'a mesmerising, ethereal piece of music'

Hobart House Concert Collective is a team of passionate musicians bringing you top shelf concerts in homes around nipaluna, Hobart. We are passionate about creating welcoming, intimate spaces for musicians and audiences, a chance to connect and lush out. Follow us on social media, join our mailing list and check out our new patreon page all on linktr.ee/hobarthouseconcertcollective

Treetop is a celebration of community, music, and self-expression. This is a space for sharing and intentional, focused listening.
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This event is being held at a private residence in Mount Nelson, the address and further details will be released to ticket holders in the days leading up to the event. There is limited parking at Treetop, so please park on the road below and be prepared to walk 500m up the driveway (it's worth it for the view!). Get in touch if you need a lift up the driveway.

We acknowledge that this event will be held on the stolen lands of the Muwinina people of Nipaluna, who gathered on this land for thousands of generations to share music, food and stories. We pay our respects to Palawa elders, past and present.