Three's Company - Jazz Concert

Live Music Concert Series Event Featuring Three’s Company - Jazz Concert

Part of the Live Music Concert Series presented by the South West Music Regional Conservatorium

Saturday 6 September 2025. 1:30pm Doors, 2pm Start

South West Music Regional Conservatorium

241-245 Cressy Street, Deniliquin

Price:

Early Bird $15 (available until Friday 22 August)

Full Price $20

Free for Live Music Subscribers & U18’s.

South West Music Regional Conservatorium present Three’s Company.

This afternoon jazz concert promises a captivating journey through popular songs from across the decades, reimagined in fresh and surprising ways. Familiar melodies will be explored, reharmonised, & expanded through inventive improvisation, breathing new life into timeless tunes. From swinging classics to soulful ballads, each piece will be given a unique twist. Showcasing the musicians’ creativity and deep connection to the art of jazz. The result will be an engaging blend of nostalgia and innovation, offering both seasoned jazz lovers and new listeners a truly memorable musical experience.

MEET THE ARTISTS

STEPHEN PAIX  - Keyboards/saxophone/vocals/Harpejji

Steve Paix has shared the stage with members of Crowded House, TISM and even Michael Bublé and now he’s getting behind the microphone to present his own songs. His lyrics contain a mix of humour, philosophy and social commentary while his piano stye is an eclectic gumbo of blues, jazz and country sounds. Steve is a local around the Marysville area and he’s just as at home backing a sultry singer in a Melbourne jazz cellar as he is playing solo at a community market. If you’re a fan of the likes of Randy Newman, Ray Charles and Elton John you’ll be sure to enjoy the sometimes thought provoking, sometimes laugh-out-loud songs of Steve Paix.

DAVID BATHGATE – Guitar/trumpet

Originally from Deniliquin, Dave was fortunate to study music in Melbourne, where he met and performed with many outstanding musicians — including Steve Paix, who will also be playing at this concert. Growing up, Dave and his sister Natasha (also performing at this concert) would often sing and harmonise together, developing their skills while having loads of fun. A lifelong guitarist, Dave has a deep love for improvised music in many styles, a passion that has been with him since his early years. The Conservatorium is very proud to have Dave as one of their multi-instrumental teachers.

NATASHA CHILDS – Vocals

Natasha is a jazz and contemporary singer with a passion for songs that tell a story and paint a picture. She performs with a Melbourne based cover band and is honoured to take to the stage with musicians of the calibre of Dave and Steve for this event.