Live at Warrawee - February 2025

Wilma Sights are a 3-piece alt-Rock band from Melbourne who play a plethora of indie rock to post-punk, 90's grunge, dream pop and shoegaze.

They fearlessly blend genres to create their own unique style inspired by The Smashing Pumpkins, Interpol, Explosions in the Sky, Biffy Clyro and The National. 

Wilma Sights' decade-long journey together has allowed them to craft a sound that resonates with who they are at their core. 

With a penchant for unpredictability, Wilma Sights will keep you guessing and always coming back for more. 

More information: Linktree: Wilma Sights

Doc Halibut are a mainstay of the Melbourne rock n' roll roots pub scene and regulars on the Australian music festival circuit of Woodford, Caloundra, Queenscliff, Echuca Blues and Bendigo Blues. 

Their live shows recreate and reinterpret their songbook with energy, passion and often, a large dose of larrikin humour. 

Through raucous sections of interpretation and improvisation to precise craftsmanship - the ever-present quip, jibe and plaintive observation of Andy Ferguson's lyricism stands central to the 5 piece's sound.  

More information: Doc Halibut

Hailing from Melbourne's northern suburbs, Wasteman are described as a mixture of indie pop, punk rock, and a sprinkle of jazzy improvisation.

Their music is filled with emotional complexity, coupled with a round, raw sound that reaches out to their audience. 

With their recent debut performance at the highly acclaimed, The Leadbeater Hotel, in Richmond, the group aims to solidify their art amongst those in the Melbourne music scene.

Indigenous Outreach Projects, I-OP, Hip Hop are a culturally diverse national collective with highly developed skills sharing a common goal.

Focusing on showcasing our passion to connect with community, especially youth, engaging them through music and dance.

Our crew will bring an exciting, interactive, and fun element to your event, we focus on delivering our motto "no shame, be proud, respect" by encouraging a strong mind, body, spirit and culture.

More information: Indigenous Outreach Projects

Jade burst onto the scene in 2019 after spending a year writing and recording in Nashville, Tennessee. 

This small-town Victorian songstress went straight to number one on the iTunes country chart with her debut EP 'The Great Unknown'.

Gaining a strong following from appearing on rodeo and B&S stages throughout regional towns, she has created a buzz around her from being a high energetic performer with a down-to-earth feel to her catchy, upbeat original works. 

Named a 2022 StarMaker, Jade subsequently released her smash hit 'Country Mile' which charted at number 11 on the Countrytown' radio chart and was chosen as the promotional song for the 2023 Tamworth Country Music Festival. 

Jade has also appeared at festivals such as Tamworth Country Music Festival, Deni Ute Muster and Gippsland Country Music Festival.

More information: www.jadegibson.com

Darlinghurst is a Golden Guitar Award-winning act from Melbourne. 

Originally a 4-piece, it was announced in December 2023 that they were moving forward into 2024 as a duo; comprising original members, Cassie Leopold and Pagan Newman. 

Darlinghurst created a new sound in the Australian country sphere that is as accessible as it is unique and has a broad appeal that has been reflected in the success to date. 

Their debut album, 'Darlinghurst', entered the ARIA Australian Country Albums Chart at Number One, earned them the Golden Guitar Award for New Talent of the Year in 2022 and have played at major festivals and supported some of music's biggest names including The Corrs, The Black Sorrows and Jon Stevens. 

More information: Darlinghurst