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Brunswick Music Festival unveils huge, ten-day 2021 program
And the best part? All tickets are $10 and under.
While this year’s Brunswick Music Festival will be shorter than usual, spanning ten days rather than its usual two-week run, it certainly hasn’t skimped on its offerings.
What you need to know
Brunswick Music Festival is happening from Friday March 5 until Wednesday March 14
Tickets to all BMF 2021 shows will be $10 and under
The full program has been revealed
Keep up with the latest festival news here.
After last year’s BMF was sadly cut short due to COVID-19, news that the 3056 mainstay would be back in 2021 was met by punters with open arms. Now, the program for this year’s festival has arrived at last and it is a knock-out.
KRITIKO GLENDI AT DEFI 2 LIVE WITH IHO NYX
After 3 sold out shows @ Defi II, Iho Nyx are back again in 2021. Iho Nyx will be entertaining with the sounds of Crete and Greece. Tickets are available for $65 which includes a grilled menu, six piece band and an amazing sound and lighting show.
When: 26 February, 7:00pm
Where: Defi II, 325 Burwood Road, Belmore, NSW 2192
Bookings & Info: Call Angelo on 0422 982 909
CLASS: CELEBRATING 200 YEARS – MODERN GREEK HISTORY
Greece celebrates 200 years since the struggle for independence to free her from Ottoman rule, began. The struggle for independence and democracy has been tumultuous and bloodied, and arguably at times she has enjoyed surprisingly little of either. This class will be delivered face-to-face at WEA Sydney. Enrolling students need to ensure they have read the current COVID-19 Safety Guidance that WEA Sydney has put in place before enrolling.
Happy Mondays is like an intimate residency at your local pub but amplified The Murlocs
Mondays just got a lot more bearable!
Across four weeks in February, Happy Mondays will see the Sidney Myer Music Bowl come alive with local legends, in the spirit of a residency, celebrating this special city’s live music scene. Each Monday, two iconic Melbourne venues will come together to present an evening’s program, celebrating the unique nuance of the city’s cultural fabric.
Monday February 1 kicks off the program with an evening of Aussie punk rock fun. On the bill are Cash Savage & The Last Drinks presented by local favourites The Old Bar, coupled with The Meanies, presented by Collingwood’s rock cauldron The Tote.
REBETIKA EVENING
The weather is warming up and while we can’t travel we can at least try to imagine that we’ve booked a trip to Greece this summer. Philhellene will provide the tastes of Greece and Pascal Latra, Kat Stevens and Paddy Montgomery will provide the soundtrack to a balmy night, in a tavern, sipping a tsipoura, a Kretarakimeli or a retsina, listening to Rebetika.
When: 24 January, 7:00pm
Where: Philhellene Provincial Greek Cuisine, 551-553 Mount Alexander Road, Moonee Ponds, Victoria, 3039
Bookings: Call (03) 9370 3303 or 0402403211
PASCAL LATRA QUARTET AT BAR OUSSOU
The Pascal Latra Quartet present a mixture of traditional Greek folk music and rebetika played in their unique way. The quartet includes the talents of Pascal Latra-Vocals, Guitar, Byron Triandafilides-Double Bass, Darabouka, Kat Stevens-Violin, Baglama and Paddy Montgomery-Bouzouki, Laouto. The performance is part of the Balkan Festival at Bar Oussou, they have prepared a special selection of son