MZAZA Live in Stanthorpe

3.30pm Doors | 4pm concert

MZAZA is back in the Stanthorpe region after a memorable concert at Harrigans Lane in 2023.

MZAZA is one of the most unique bands coming out of Australia today. Drawing on French, Spanish-Sephardic and Balkan sounds, this six-piece reinvents folk traditions and crafts a world where music knows no borders. 

Guided by enchanting French vocalist Pauline Maudy, a remarkable ensemble of musicians and songwriters hailing from diverse corners of the globe will ensnare your senses with their spellbinding performances. Brace yourself for an exquisite fusion of vocal harmonies, accordion, violin, shah kaman, percussion, double bass and guitar.

MZAZA’s third studio album ‘The Birth & Death of Stars’, recorded in Athens, is described as “Punchy, energetic and suffused with joy...  A supernova of an album.” Drawing inspiration from astronomy, philosophy and mythology and explores what links us to each other and the world around us.

Since its inception 20 years ago, MZAZA has received three Queensland Music Awards for Best Song (World) and lead singer Pauline Maudy is the 2023 Australian Folk Music Awards Artist of the Year. 

Don't miss a chance to see this unique group of musicians and composers live in Stanthorpe on their 19 date national tour.

Free music workshops

In Stanthorpe, MZAZA will conduct free workshops for local musicians and singers of any age and skill level. Secure your spot via this link. 

This project is supported by the Stanthorpe Regional Gallery and Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.

★★★★ "A world where the past is ever-present and music knows no borders." - *Courier Mail*

"Pauline Maudy has the voice of an angel." - *Sounds of Oz*

"Mzaza’s commitment and love for their work was palpable, inspiring the same passion in return from the appreciative crowd" - *Stage Whispers*

"MZAZA have been a real revelation... They are just amazing!" - *SBS Radio*

"MZAZA were like a rich blend of something delicious and exotic I used to eat before it vanished from earth." - *Australian Arts Review*

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