Ron S. Peno needs no introduction. As the singer for the legendary Died Pretty he has a voice which is instantly recognisable and has an emotive power like no other. Now playing with his band The Superstitions, he has teamed up with guitarist Cam Butler to present a series of intimate vocal / guitar duo shows. Playing new material and songs from the three albums by The Superstitions, Ron and Cam present these as bare bones, stripped back versions; semi-improvised, loose but always exciting and full of emotion.

Great Aunt is an Americana/roots duo from Melbourne, Australia, rambling a musical line between the plaintive and the joyous. Their music is raw and austere, simple and bold; full of stomping feet and clapping hands, chants and harmonies, whispered words, and soulful lament. Set somewhere between a gospel church in Louisiana and a dimly-lit speakeasy in Melbourne, listeners will hear tales of joy and grief, whiskey and wine, gratitude and purpose-seeking. Formed in 2016, the duo is a collaboration between songwriter/instrumentalists Megan Bird (mandolin, guitar, vocals) and Chelsea Allen (double bass, vocals, percussion), and draws attitude and inspiration from their diverse musical backgrounds in punk, blues, jazz, and roots music. Great Aunt spent much of 2017 touring the east coast of Australia, including festival performances at Tamworth Country Music Festival, Nimbin Roots, Foggy Mountain Bluegrass Festival, and Maroondah festivals, as well as repeat performances an

RMJ is an Adelaide based alternative indie musician. The music itself laces electronic elements like synths and drum machines around electric guitar tunes - blurring the lines between rock music, synth pop music and electronica.