Muso | Episode 2

Get ready for an exciting night of live music and discovery as Muso returns to The Beer Shed on Thursday 5 March.

This unique talk show experience showcases honest songwriting, fresh sounds, and performances designed to be experienced in the room - not through a screen. Built around Muso’s live-first ethos, the night prioritises real connection, presence, and the kind of moments that only happen live.

Alongside live sets, audiences can expect curated activations and interactive elements that bring artists and listeners closer together, creating a show that’s immersive, playful, and genuinely unique. No algorithms, no reruns - just great music, shared energy, and a one-of-a-kind live experience.

About the artists:

cate guirguis is an indie pop singer songwriter from Sydney. Featuring evocative lyrics and lucious layers of harmonies, her obsession with vocal layering is clear, drawn from years of choral experience. Musically inspired by the likes of Missy Higgins, Olivia Rodrigo and Taylor Swift, cate’s music is perfect for your sad girl playlist for long night drives. 

Anna Dine belongs to a world of glitter, friendship bracelets and rainbows. The Sydney indie pop songstress presents a unique style of production and songwriting that is starkly honest, yet showered in sparkling synths, lush harmonies and alt-rock guitars inspired by Clairo, Benee and Last Dinosaurs.

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Doors open 6pm.

One night only. Come early, grab a drink, have a play, and experience live music the way it’s meant to be.

Tickets are just $10 online or $15 at the door.

Buy 3, get one free (4th ticket free).

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Muso is a music-led talk show and media platform focused on discovery, connection, and keeping live music alive. Blending interviews, games, performances, and artist-to-artist moments, Muso brings well-known and emerging musicians together in ways that feel genuine, playful, and creatively charged. The show is built around the idea that music is best discovered through people you already trust — familiar voices introducing new ones — while creating real opportunities for artists, crews, and the wider music community. Muso exists to celebrate talent, spark collaboration, and re-centre music as a shared cultural experience, not just content.

About the Creator - Talya Jacobson

Talya Jacobson is a music journalist, creative director, and the founder of Muso. With a background in interviewing musicians, producing editorial content, and working directly within the creative industries, Talya’s work centres on music discovery, storytelling, and building platforms that genuinely support artists. She created Muso to challenge how music is promoted and consumed, placing live performance, artist-to-artist connection, and community back at the centre. Driven by a belief that music deserves more care than algorithms allow, Talya is focused on creating sustainable, human-led media that benefits artists, crews, and audiences alike.