Music at The MiTCH presents two immaculate singer/songwriters full of heart and bursting with talent. Do not miss this line up, we will fill up.

When Abby Dobson left school, she sang for her supper in New York subways, Greek islands and Parisian tequila slammer bars. When she returned to Australia, she co-founded the group Leonardo's Bride. They had many accolades, and their song 'Even When Im Sleeping' won APRA song of the year and also was voted as 'Top 20 Australian Songs of All Time'.

She then went on to make gold selling albums and tour with dance producer Paul Mac. She has been invited to sing with Neil Finn, Daniel Johns, Alex Lloyd and esteemed others, was commissioned to record her songs for the hit TV series, 'The Secret Life of Us' and recently released her highly acclaimed solo album, 'Rise Up'.

She is a darling of Australian music, and to say we at The MiTCH are honoured that she's coming to perform for us is the grandest understatement of the century.

“Abby Dobson is blessed with one of the most distinctive voices in Australian music; — a smoky, intrinsically romantic instrument that she’s used to bewitch audiences over the years”. - The Age, Melbourne

She is supported by Julian Moss, a Sydney-based artist, who masterfully blends pop and RnB, creating a sound that's both fresh and deeply emotional. His debut single, "Lonely Throne," is a testament to his skill in weaving heartfelt narratives into catchy, soulful melodies.

Raised in a home where music was a staple, Julian's style evolved into a unique blend, captivating audiences from The Oxford Art Factory to The Enmore Theatre. His music resonates with a broad online audience, earning him tens of thousands of plays and a spot on Channel 10.

More than a musician, Julian is a storyteller. His songs are intimate journeys of love, loss, and self-discovery. With each performance and recording, he invites listeners into his world, offering a soundtrack to their own stories of heartache and hope.

Contact the host of Music at The MiTCH Feat. Abby Dobson w/ support from Julian Moss