Get along to the Hotel Metropole 253 Brisbane Street Ipswich 4305 on Saturday the 5th of December for best night of Alt Country / Indie Folk Ipswich has seen.

Four Bands for $20 + Booking Fee - Doors 6pm - Bands from 6.30pm

Every penny from door sales goes to Orange Sky - The Charity that Delivers Free Laundry, Showers and Genuine Chats for People doing it tough.

N.B. We advise that our venue i.e. the top floor of the Hotel Metropole is only accessible by climbing two (2) flights of stairs and unfortunately there is no ramp or elevator access. We apologise in advance to anyone who is prevented from attending this event because of these restrictions.

Bands:

Bo'Ness Brothers - Deliver electrifying performances blending raw folk storytelling with country rock energy and seamless harmonies.

Identical twins, Callum and Jackson are each one half of the exciting duo Bo'Ness. Their Everly Brothers-esque sibling harmony tangles with acoustic guitars create a unique Alt Country - Rock blend. Triple J Unearthed.

Annie at the Helm - Is the musical project of Ipswich Based indie folk-pop artist and songwriter Sarah Hogan. Blending dreamy textures, organic instrumentation and storytelling, her music explores love, longing, transformation and human connection. Her music has been selected for the award winning short film The Last intimate Thing. She has appeared at BIGSOUND, sharing the stage with artists including the The Teskey Brothers, IV League and British India.

Milly & the Maths Show - With poetic storytelling and a genre-blurring sound that drifts between Folk, Indie, Alt Country, Pop and dreamscape art Rock, Millie & the Maths Show is a family formed ensemble that defies description. Their live performances are a rich tapestry of raw feeling and refined artistry, delivering music that both stirs and stills.

Tahnee Georgia & The Neon Cowgirls - are a Lockyer Valley trio playing country inspired originals with a folky edge, a bit of grit and plenty of heart. Local songs and honest stories, shaped by country life and places they call home.

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