“a beguiling stew of afro-beat, jazz-rock-inflected postbop, and electro-acoustic noise.” (The Wire)

TL 🤝 j//v

Buoyed by our shared love of improvisation and forward-thinking jazz, Tone List & jade//vision are hosting a cosy night of left-field rhythmic music together in The Corner Room (inside Ode To Sirens).

Influenced by Ornette Coleman, Laurie Anderson, Jon Hassell and afrobeat, Naarm-based quartet I Hold The Lion’s Paw play rhythmic music that joins effected trumpet, voice, polyrhythmic drums & guitar into a psychedelic melting pot. Ahead of outing their latest record, Potentially Interesting Jazz Music, we look forward to a debut west-coast set that grooves and trips in equal measure 💥

Guitarist Adam Halliwell (of Mildlife) and percussionist Phil Stroud met during Phil’s stint in Naarm. Recently returned, this is a rare occasion to experience their musical camaraderie in Walyalup, which draws on similar Fourth World influences alongside ambient, dub and jazz fusion.

Join us earlier in the night and between sets for some mood-setting selections from cash promise.

Tickets $30/$20 via Humanitix with a flexi/accessible pricing option available!

ACCESSIBILITY
Wheelchair accessible
Food & drinks available for purchase
Rhythmic, percussive music with some slow atmospheric passages, as well as quirky, unpredictable ones
Dim, moody lighting
Seating available (cushions, rugs & chairs)
May feel a tad crowded in the space
500m from the nearest train/bus station
ACROD parking near the Roundhouse at the end of High St

SAFETY
Bringing community together and creating a fun, inclusive and safe environment for EVERYONE is at the heart of what jade//vision and Tone List do.

We will not tolerate any unfriendly, aggressive or offensive behaviour. If at any point you feel unsafe or uncomfortable please talk to Josten (Tone List), Tash (jade//vision) or the bar staff.