Stolen Hour Sessions: Monarch Hotel
Description
Stolen Hour Sessions kicks off its first of two shows on the South Coast at the Monarch Hotel, Moruya on Friday 2 October.
Bringing three live acts together for a big night of original music, good times and the first taste of those extra hours of sunshine and warmer evenings. Celebrating each acts new releases.
A special South Coast stop on the Mini Waters tour. Mitch Rubly brings warm vocals, clever songwriting and dreamy alt-country/indie-folk from Melbourne.
Local artist Lillian McVeity blends atmospheric dream pop, alternative rock and folk songwriting with a band behind her, creating expansive journey-like arrangements.
Local three-piece Last Minute bring the grunge and alternative rock. Forming in high school, they’ve grown into a staple of the local scene
Three live acts, $30 + BF, at one of the South Coast's best venues. Come down, grab a drink and settle in for a night of great live music.
Friday 2 October 7-10:30pm
Monarch Hotel, Moruya
Mini Waters (solo) + Lillian McVeity + Last Minute
The first stop of Stolen Hour Sessions - see you there.
Lineup
Mini Waters
Mini Waters is the musical project of Melbourne-based songwriter Mitchell Rubly. Blending indie-folk, dreamy alt-country and sunny psychedelia, Mini Waters pairs warm vocals and clever storytelling with songs that feel both intimate and expansive. After a sold-out run supporting their debut album Thanks for Everything, Mini Waters is bringing the songs to the South Coast in solo form, celebrating the release of new music.
Lillian McVeity
Lillian McVeity is a Far South Coast singer-songwriter and guitarist blending atmospheric dream pop, alternative rock and folk songwriting. Backed by her full band, Lillian’s live set moves from intimate and reflective to expansive and energetic, exploring themes of self-discovery, nostalgia and connection to place. She has new music on the horizon with the release of her debut album in January 2027, her new single "Power" is out Sep 16.
Last Minute
Last Minute is an emerging 3 piece alternative-rock/indie band formed in the Far South Coast of Australia. Since 2022, Maya Hibbert (vocals, bass guitar), Owen Erickson (guitarist) and Monte McVeity (drums) have played together, producing a unique and innovative sound inspired by grunge, indie, and rock. The band begun in high school, playing local gigs and performing for small crowds. They soon branched out, creating a following and becoming well known in their hometown. After years of playing together, the band is now recording and releasing music.
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