Celebrate Stelle's newest release "Have To Get Older" at the Cave Inn Wooloongabba on Thursday 10 April, following the single release on 3 April. Stelle, the 20-year-old rising star from the Scenic Rim, Queensland has been captivating audiences around Ipswich, Brisbane, and the Scenic Rim from the age of 16. Influenced by artists like Missy Higgins, Maggie Rogers and Gracie Abrams, Stelle's music is a vibrant blend of indie, pop, and folk.

Having recently performed at the renowned Long Sunset Festival in November 2024 alongside big names such as Matt Corby and Angie McMahon, and opening for Gold Coast award-winning artist "Lyric" in 2023, she's making her mark in the big world of music.

Stelle’s new dreamy indie-pop track “Have To Get Older” produced by Dion Shaw out of Brisbane, reflects on the bittersweet nature of growing up. The singer/songwriter captures the feeling of nostalgia and the fast pace of time, along with the complexities of getting older. As time moves too fast, introspective anthem invites listeners to pause and reflect on how different, and at times easier, life seemed in earlier years. This single marks another step in Stelle’s evolution as an emerging voice in the Australian music scene.

Special Guests

Georgia Betts - Listen here

With velvety vocals and soulful songwriting, folk musician, Georgia Betts, takes listeners on a journey. Guitar in hand, Georgia crafts songs that are both deeply personal and universally relatable. Influenced by the likes of Chris Stapleton and Fleetwood Mac, her music blends these inspirations into a unique and compelling sound.Georgia began her journey busking at markets across Queensland, cultivating a deep connection with audiences. Georgia's recent singles showcase her reflective lyricism and dynamic range with her debut album set for release on the 23rd of May.

Steve Mondel - Listen here

Steve Mondel is an Americana-style country folk artist based in Tulmur/Ipswich Queensland, Australia. Drawing on an upbringing spanning from Wagga to Perth and many places in between, Steve's music is inspired by the challenges of outer suburb life and the stories of love and reluctant participation in the daily grind. Cutting his teeth in the Brisbane indie rock scene in the 2010's with Born Joy Dead and playing around as a session bassist, focus has now landed on writing music for the love of writing music. Paying homage to influences such as John Prine, Paul Kelly and Drayton Farley's honest storytelling with a distinct flavour of western suburbia and country folk.

Set times:

Doors open - 6pm

Steve Mondel - 7pm

Georgia Betts - 7:35pm

Stelle - 8:10pm

End of show approx 9pm

Tickets $10 online + BF or $15 at the door on the night. "Pay what you can" option is also available.

We can't wait to see you there!