So this is Christmas... At The Tramway!
Description
If this show was a Christmas tree, it's hard to say who would be the star... but one thing is for sure and that is that their presence comes wrapped in a big, beautiful bow of sound...
Join us for a festive evening of music...and maybe even some carols ;)
Saturday December 19th
6PM Doors for a 6:30PM start
SWEET WHIRL
HANNAH MCKITTRICK
MYSTERY SHOPPER
MARTIN FRAWLEY
$25 presale / $30 on the door
Lineup
SWEET WHIRL
Sweet Whirl is the solo work of Melbourne artist Esther Edquist, vocalist and keyboardist of Superstar, but you won't find much of the sunniness of that band's floaty long-afternoon guitar music here. Edquist uses just her voice, an evocative electric bass sound and occasional atmospheric recordings and room sound to create quiet, moving intimacy. Gently clouded in echo, Edquist’s voice has a smoky impenetrability that’s kind of like Cat Power, and a bit of the understated sensuality of some of the more low-key parts of PJ Harvey.
HANNAH MCKITTRICK
Hannah McKittrick is a Naarm/Melbourne based musician. Her songs flicker between the hyper-specific and the universal, delivered with a graceful solemnity. Equipped with a voice that instantly hushes a room, Hannah honours atmosphere, intimacy and truth. McKittrick has shared the stage with Angie McMahon, Julia Jacklin, Stella Donnelly and Maple Glider. To see Hannah perform live is a ceremonial experience; she anchors audiences through a deep trust in an artist who is in joyous possession of her own power.
MYSTERY SHOPPER
Mystery Shopper is the solo project of multi-instrumentalist Hank Clifton-Williamson, who is best known for his contributions to the music of Sarah Mary Chadwick, Geoffrey O'Connor, Gregor and Leah Senior.
MARTIN FRAWLEY
First rising to prominence at the backend of the ’00s as leader of Melbourne favourites the Twerps, from up and down Australia’s East Coast, things have mutated in different forms and guises since, and while always renowned for the breezy, immediate soundscapes, recently has seen a country inflection creep into the realms, reaffirming jangle’s pertinence and modest charm.
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