LIIT (MEL) // Zodiac
Description
"Monday Night Confessions" is a weekly show presenting original jazz/improvised music. Run out of Church Street Studios in Camperdown, Sydney, we acknowledge the Gadigal people of the Eora nation, and pay our respects to their elders past, present and emerging.
12th October 2026 - LIIT (MEL) // Zodiac
LIIT
Niran Dasika - trumpet & electronics
Lawrence Folvig - guitar & electronics
Kyrie Anderson - drums
"This was not a trio, but a three-piece orchestra.’ – Sydney Morning Herald
Melbourne-based trio LIIT blends contemporary jazz with multi-layered electronic soundscapes, shaping each performance through improvisation. Featuring Niran Dasika (trumpet, electronics), Lawrence Folvig (guitar, electronics), and Kyrie Anderson (drums), the group brings together a formidable list of individual accolades.
LIIT had a breakout year in 2025, appearing at the Clarence Jazz Festival, releasing their debut EP Obscura, and completing a creative residency in Banff, Canada. This tour will see the release of their highly anticipated debut album. With their performances ranging from minimalist, spacious meditations to lyrical song-like progressions, each piece tells a story that highlights the trio’s tonal virtuosity and expertise in genres spanning jazz, pop, rock and electronic.
Zodiac
Jordan Chung - piano
Hinano Fujisaki - tenor saxophone
Sabine Tapia - double bass
Manson Kuk - Drums
Zodiac is a Sydney-born contemporary jazz quartet that brings together a dynamic blend of musical influences and storytelling. Through their music, the band reflects upon the nuances of their Asian-Australian upbringing, shaping a sound that is both evocative and deeply personal.
Drawing from jazz, modern composition, and elements of their diverse backgrounds, Zodiac’s music is cinematic, playful and expressive. Their compositions explore themes of identity, belonging, and the search for home, weaving intricate melodies with expansive improvisation. The group collaborative nature provides for a truly unique voice and offers a fresh perspective on the contemporary jazz landscape.
Doors 7:30pm
Show 8:00pm
Tickets: $15 Student / $25 General Admission
BYO drinks
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