The Barrie (SYDNEY) Tullara, Maia Marsh, Rob Howe & The Guillotines
Event description
SUNDAY APRIL 30th - THE BARRIE, CHIPPENDALE SYDNEY
TULLARA (FULL BAND), ROB HOWE & THE GUILLOTINES, & MAIA MARSH
DOORS: 6PM / LIVE MUSIC: 6.30 - 9.30PM
TICKETS: $15 + BF, $20 on the door.
Sydney, It’s been 3 years since we’ve seen your beautiful faces! We’re finally coming back! Come and celebrate with us at The Barrie, Chippendale!
Join us from 6:30-9:30pm Sunday April 30th at The Barrie CHIPPENDALE for some brand new tunes, Folk/Roots Pop, Rock ’N’ Roll and a boogie!
TULLARA
Tullara has been storming across the Australian music scene since 2016, performing at the biggest and most respected music festivals both in Australia and abroad (Queenscliff Music Fest, Woodford Folk Fest, Bendigo Blues & Roots etc). Tullara has since independently achieved over 1,500,000 streams on Spotify and opened for Ocean Alley, Xavier Rudd, Donavon Frankenreiter, The Waifs, Mia Dyson, The East Pointers. Along with her outstanding band, Folk/Roots rocker takes the genre to a whole new level.
ROB HOWE & THE GUILLOTINES
After moving halfway around the world, getting kicked out of Australia, living out of a backpack for two years and a global pandemic, Rob Howe finally has his feet on the ground and is ready to release new music in 2022. Rob Howe is known for his work with UK band Polarsets who were seen showcasing at events such as BBC Radio 1 Big Weekend, SXSW and supporting Interpol in Colombia.
A blend of Indie-Rock, Alternative (think The Gaslight anthem, The Killers, The War on Drugs), Rob Howe weaves catchy vocals and memorable melodies through rich arrangements – instantly engaging and begging to be heard again and again.
MAIA MARSH
It's been a busy few years for multi-instrumentalist & singer-songwriter Maia Marsh. As well as fronting indie-rock trio Motion Sickness and being a founding member of dream-pop heart-throbs Goodside, Maia has also loaned her musicality to artists such as Georgia Mulligan, Ainsley Farrell, Georgia Fair, Huck Hastings & Gloomie.
Having two heartbreakingly gorgeous released singles already up her sleeve, Maia Marsh delivers Big Deal - a fierce, powerful yet hypnotic alternative-folk track, with soaring vocals and Radiohead-esque woven guitar lines. Maia states that "the track is about self-empowerment, the realising of self worth and personal growth" which can be felt in it's entirety within the song's minimalistic bare-bone quality". Known as somewhat of a troubadour in the Sydney live music scene, Maia's work is laced with anticipation and eagerness from fans and peers, and is one to watch closely as they begin to take flight.