68 upcoming events
Michaela Gleave Universal Maintenance
As part of the opening programs for Event Horizon, Michaela Gleave will initiate her first Universal Maintenance performance, an ongoing series devised for her project at Artspace. In *Universal Maintenance *Gleave undertakes acts of care—tuning the space through sonic interventions, resetting sound loops as they drift out of phase, tending soil and organic matter, curating and re-ordering documents, inflating balloons to restore balance within the spatial and atmospheric field.
Runa Cara Album Launch
Runa Cara is the partnership between Irish-Australian percussionist and indie-folk singer-songwriter Bonnie Stewart (aka Bonniesongs) and Danish-Australian contemporary cellist and nyckelharpist Freya Schack-Arnott.
Runa Cara will be joined for support sets by Ben Ward and Grace Barr (with Yolanda Frost).
Ronan Apcar - Brahms and the Opposite of Brahms
Ronan Apcar is a pianist, musician, and composer with a love for music across many styles – jazz to the avant-garde, contemporary art music to house music.
JOHANNES BRAHMS Fantasies, Op. 116 No. 4; Fantasies, Op. 116 No.5; Fantasies, Op. 116 No. 6; Fantasies, Op. 116 No. 7
LEO ORNSTEIN Suicide in an Airplane
GERARD BROPHY Abraço
FREDERIC RZEWSKI Winnsboro Cotton Mill BluesTickets: Free, by ballot only
SPLINTER FEST @ 21 Shepherd
Splinter Orchestra takes over 21 Shepherd and the surrounding streets in an immersive festival of sound.
[Session 1] 4-6pm An ongoing, unfolding long-form play with and within the venue.
[Dinner] 6-7pm We’ll have some food to share for dinner.
[Session 2] 7-9pm A nearby outdoor performance, a sound walk, a set of small groupings from within Splinter.Chris Abrahams & Sam Gill // Fate Maps (Thomas/Schack-Arnott/Endean)
Chris Abrahams - piano; Sam Gill - alto, soprano & sopranino saxophones
join forces for their fourth duo meeting.FATE MAPS: Clayton Thomas - double bass; Freya Schack-Arnott - cello; Aviva Endean - clarinets (replacing Phillippa Murphy-Haste).
Dual Attractor Album Launch - Claire Edwardes
Missy Mazzoli- Orizzonte (vibraphone + electronics)
Caroline Shaw (arr. Abby Fisher) - in manus tuas (marimba solo)
Kate Moore - Joyful Melodies (vibraphone solo)
Gemma Peacocke - I Promise Not to Poison You xoxo: Hemlock, Crocus Sativus (marimba solo)
Anna Meredith (arr. Jessica Wells) - Bumps Per Minute: from 18 Studies for Dodgems; Joy Subdivision, Norcanaoe, Tom Cruise Runs (vibraphone + electronics)
Claire Edwardes/Paul Mac - Dual Attractor (drums + electronics)Claire Edwardes (percussion)
Lauren Tsamouras' Another Green World // Tessie Overmyer
Lauren Tsamouras’ Another Green World
Lauren Tsamouras - piano
Brendan Clark - bass
Ashley Stoneham - drums
Danica Hobden - guitar (GERMANY)Tessie Overmyer
Tessie Overmyer - alto saxophone
Miles Rooney - trumpet
Jonathan Zwartz - double bass
Abby Constable - drumsRonan Apcar + Jetsets Flight Crew Trio
Ronan Apcar - Using the full range of the piano as well as synthesisers, effects pedals, drum machines, and various keyboard instruments, Ronan has been combining various disciplines and instruments into a solo improvisation-based practice and developing new works over the past year.
Jetsets Flight Crew Trio
Ellen Kirkwood – trumpet
Jim Denley – alto saxophone/flutes
David Turner – guitarHand to Earth Ŋurru Wäŋa
In Hand to Earth, Yolŋu song keepers Daniel and David Wilfred recontextualise their 40,000 year old song tradition in a resolutely contemporary setting with Korean-born vocalist Sunny Kim, trumpet and electronics maestro Peter Knight, and woodwind virtuoso Aviva Endean.
Tickets: Free, by ballot only
Undertow
Wednesday 11th March 7pm
Thursday 12th March 7pmA performance by Collective Disorder (previously Chronology Arts Collective).
With Elizabeth Jigalin, Gideon Payten-Griffiths, Nikki Heywood, Ryuichi Fujimura and Stephen Adams.Collective Disorder is a project of interdisciplinary collaboration between movement and sound artists of diverse backgrounds, experiences and disciplines.
METROPOLIS with Cone of Confusion and Psymatic 2000
For the 100th anniversary of the making of Fritz Lang’s iconic silent movie Metropolis, Cone of Confusion and Psymatic 2000 team up for an audiovisual experience: a psychedelic cinema experience with an original soundtrack performed live.
The silent movie will be screened with a soundtrack performed live by psych jazz band Cone of Confusion and augmented by visual installations and effects by Psymatic 2000.
Another Green World + Believe
Another Green World:
Brendan Clarke, bass
Ashley Stoneham, drums
Hilary Geddes, guitar
Lauren Tsamouras, piano and electronics.BELIEVE:
Peter Farrar, saxophones and percussion
Novak Manojlovic, piano and percussion
Clayton Thomas, double bass and percussion
and Laurence Pike, drums and percussionLights On – Opening Night 2026
Lights On marks the opening of 25th Biennale of Sydney
Hand to Earth (AUS)
Niecy Blues (USA)
DJ Haram (USA)
INBRAZA BAILE (AUS)
Joe Namy (Lebanon / USA / UK)LISTENING SPACE ~ LIVE
An evening of ambient, immersive and exploratory music across three acts.
Laura Altman has woven her way through improvised, exploratory and folk music scenes with intuitive clarinet playing, free improvisation and composition.
Land Systems is the melodic ambient project of Eora/Sydney-based producer Nathan Moas.
Jacqui O’Reilly’s experimental practice investigates identity, place and sensory perception with a focus on sound as material, to explore social and environmental relations.Schumann's Companion
Friday 13 March 2026 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Sunday 15 March 2026 5:00 pm - 6:00 pmRobert Schumann: Piano Quartet in E-Flat Major, Op.47 (1842)
Andrew Norman: Companion Guide to Rome (2010)Violin: Helena Rathbone,Cello: Chris Pidcock, Piano:Lee Dionne
Timothy Constable 1971: In A Silent Way
Friday 13 March 2026 6:00pm
Saturday 14 March 2026 6:00pmPercussionist Timothy Constable presents an eclectic program of music composed in 1971.
JOLIVET - Heptade
ZAWINUL - In a Silent Way [emus notes that In a Silent Way was recorded Feb 1969]TIMOTHY CONSTABLE - percussion, DAVID ELTON - trumpet, MUSICIANS OF THE SYDNEY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Sayaka Botanic and HUH (Japan)
SayakaBotanic brings together instruments, electronics, magnetic tape, and fragments of voice, setting sonic and visual experiments in dialogue.
HUH are a freeform-freakout / noise improvisation duo formed in Tokyo by Kyosuke Terada (guitar/voice) and Takuma Mori (drums/voice).
Jacques Emery presents Giant Shimmer, a polyrhythmic percussion suite for drum kit, singing bowls, and a detuned 12-string electric guitar played with drumsticks.
Hinano Fujisaki and Mitch Elliott will open the night in duo formation.
Sounds of Prayer
Sydney Onikenbai Club - Onikenbai is a powerful traditional performing art passed down in and around Kitakami City in Iwate Prefecture.
Moment of Silence | Asuka - A shared moment of silence for remembrance and prayer led by ASUKA with singing bowls.
Main Performance | Aji - An immersive sound journey blending mantra, handpan, flutes, didgeridoo, and traditional instruments into a meditative soundscape.
Special Collaboration - A collaborative piece with Special Guest: Ryuji from Taikoz (Taiko), where rhythm and resonance merge into a powerful expression of prayer.The Bridge of Eight Paths: Muharrem Aslan, Alister Spence duo
Muharrem Aslan - Baglama
Alister Spence - piano
Muharrem and Alister explore ways to bring together Anatolian bağlama music—with its evocative quarter-tone language—and jazz and free improvisation on the piano, an instrument defined by equal temperament. This performance marks their debut as a duo.Echoes of Home
Sirius Chamber Ensemble presents a concert of Australian music.
“Bellbirds” Troy Russell
“Collaroy Skies” Gareth Lewis
“Call from the Deep” Corinna Bonshek
“The Dreaming Land” Natalie Williams
“Three Places for a New Millennium” Stuart Greenbaum
A new work by Kenya Wilkins in collaboration with Gumeroy NewmanFiona Hill & Gary Daley InFlux
In:Flux is an improvised, electroacoustic, ambient performance by jazz musician Gary Daley on accordion and composer/improviser Fiona Hill on electronics and gestural controllers.
Tickets: Free, by ballot only
Franck Vigroux + Antoine Schmitt presents: VIDEOPOLIS
French audiovisual artists Franck Vigroux andAntoine Schmittpresent their new live performance VIDEOPOLIS. A live audiovisual duo, blending electronic sound with generative visual systems. Vigroux’s raw, physical approach to electronic music meets Schmitt’s algorithmic and conceptual visual art. Videopolis emerges from the chaos of a world overwhelmed by images corrupted by dark forces.
HUH / Sakaya Botanic / withdawe / Meow Meow Casio
HUH are a freeform-freakout / noise improvisation duo formed in Tokyo by Kyosuke Terada (guitar/voice) and Takuma Mori (drums/voice).
HUH are joined by Sakaya Botanic (Yokohama), withdawe (Mitch Elliott and Jasper Craig-Adams) and Meow Meow Casio.PETER KNIGHT with TYMBAL ECHOES
Peter Knight is a composer, trumpeter, and producer who operates between genres, categories, and cultures. Peter’s new solo album, For a Moment the Sky Knew My Name, was recently released on ROOM40. This is the premiere live performance of the work.
Peter Knight - trumpet/electronics/voice and Quinn Knight - drums/SPD/synthesiserTymbal Echoes is legendary drummer Simon Barker and phenomenal next generation saxophonist Hinano Fujisaki who first came together after reflecting on mesmeric experiences such as listening to cicadas and gurgling creeks, or sitting in front of a campfire.
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The Loft Sessions (Special Edition)
Immersive sound journey by The Nano Symphony, supported by Rémi Marchand.
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THE NANO SYMPHONY Signature psychedelic-classical experience. Weaving live string and wind instruments together with piano and expressive electronics.RÉMI MARCHAND For his ambient solo project, Rémi brings together his influences of blues music, 70s prog and fusion.
Jorik Bergman (GERMANY) // Pyc/Gill/Undy/Tucker
Jorik Bergman (GERMANY)
Jorik Bergman: Flute
The Germany-based Dutch flutist and composer is making her Sydney debut and has invited two local Sydney musicians to build bridges and embrace the moment.Pyc/Gill/Undy/Tucker
Cassidy Pyc – electric guitar
Sam Gill - saxophones
Cameron Undy – electric bass
Alex Tucker – drumsMicrofiche
Microfiche are one of the most creative and boundary-pushing improvising jazz acts to emerge from the Sydney scene in the last 10 years.
Max Alduca - double bass
Nick Calligeros - trumpet
Holly Conner - drums & electronics
Hilary Geddes - guitar
Sam Gill - saxophones & percussion
Phillippa Murphy-Haste - clarinets & violaOn Diamond
Melbourne/Naarm-based On Diamond take an anomalous look at alternative pop. Their sound relies on an interactive group dynamic and is inspired by folk, noise, rock, jazz, and improvised music, with lyrics that are personal and poetic. The current ensemble features Lisa Salvo (vocals), Scott McConnachie (guitar and synth), Myka Wallace (drums), Jules Pascoe (bass), and Duré Dara (percussion).
Tickets: Free, by ballot only
Asteroid Ekosystem – Sounds Have Dreams (Album Launch Concerts)
Alister Spence – piano
Ed Kuepper – electric guitar
Lloyd Swanton – double bass
Toby Hall – drumsDates: Friday 20 March & Saturday 21 March 2026
James Morley
Switzerland-based Australian cellist James Morley plays:
SALVATORE SCIARRINO Ai limiti della notte
GIUSEPPE COLUMBI Chiacona
GYÖRGY LIGETI Sonata for solo cello
JANE SHELDON The Unfolding Hour
DAVID FULMER Star of the North - Requiem for Zhanaozen
FERGUS HALL Adrift
LIZA LIM Spirit Weapons I
BRETT DEAN Eleven Oblique Strategies
HEINRICH IGNAZ FRANZ VON BIBER PassacagliaTickets: Free, by ballot only
Liquid Architecture presents Tujiko Noriko and Mara
Tujiko Noriko (JPN) - Japanese experimental-pop artist and film composer
Mara (AUS) - Sydney-based composer, curator and experimental musician working with the viola as well as electronic music traditions
Peter Hollo DJ (Utility Fog) (AUS)
SURIDI Trio
Diane Berger (flute), Richard Rourke (clarinet), Sumiko Yamamura (pianoforte)
Parallax - Paul Moulatlet (b.1955) Flute, clarinet & piano
Clarinet concerto K622 slow mvt - W.A. Mozart (1756- 1791)
Leaves . . . . in . . . time - Howard Dillon (b.1954) Flute, clarinet & piano
Il Gardellino RV 428 1st and 2nd mvts - A. Vivaldi (1678- 1741)
Cirrus - Alan Holley (b.1954) Flute, clarinet & piano
Where the Rivers Meet - Johanna Selleck (b.1959) Flute & pianoAndrée Greenwell & Muses Trio
The concert includes both new and reimagined songs from Greenwell’s extensive catalogue of performing arts and concert works, made especially for this piano trio.
The program will include pieces set to lyrics by leading Australian and international contemporary writers such as Jordie Albiston, Fiona Benson (UK), Alison Croggon, Katy Didden (US), Ross Gibson, Maryanne Lynch and Felicity Plunkett. The concert also features the world premier of Katie Liu’s Shorebird Suite.
Tickets: Free, by ballot only
Contemporary Classical Evening
Diane Berger, flutes and Richard Rourke, Clarinet, are members of the Opera Australia Orchestra and pianist Sumiko Yamamura is one of Australia’s leading chamber pianists. New works by Alan Holley, Howard Dillon and Paul Moulatlet and a work by Johanna Selleck plus Mozart and Vivaldi.
Shanasheel
Led by Iraqi-born violinist and joza (Iraqi kamancheh) player Nawres Alfreh, Shanasheel explores the worlds of maqam, regional folk repertoires, and classical forms. Focusing exclusively on instrumental music, Shanasheel crafts journeys built on melody, improvisation and rhythmic conversation. Their repertoire moves between classical works, village songs, and newly arranged pieces.
Distant Cities
Composer Cyrus Meurant presents his recently completed two-part work Distant Cities for cello and piano, inspired by Rimbaud’s Les Illuminations.
Saxophonist Andrew Smith will then join him to perform Constancies for alto saxophone and piano.
Solo piano compositions, including “Sortie” (from the ballet Au revoir mon ami), “Monday III” from the album Monday to Friday (composed for people living with dementia) and Mneme.Cyrus Meurant, piano; Andrew Smith, alto saxophone; Daniel Yeadon, cello
Jana Irmert :: Alexandra Spence & Mara
Jana Irmert is a Berlin-based sound artist and composer working across spatial composition, film and live performance, using extensive experimentation with field recordings.
Alexandra Spence and Mara will collaborate live for the first time with an improvised electro-acoustic set.
JAZZ UPSTAIRS - Gary Daley's ROUND THE SUN BAND
Round the Sun band for this performance features: • Gary Daley, composer, piano accordion and electronics • Hilary Geddes, electric guitar • Jacques Emery, double bass • Nic Cecire, drums.
Lauren Tsamouras' Another Green World
Led by pianist and composer Lauren Tsamouras, Another Green World draws on elements of Greek traditional music as a way of exploring Tsamouras’ Greek heritage and what it means to be Greek-Australian today.
Lauren Tsamouras (piano), Hilary Geddes (guitar), Brendan Clark (bass) and Ashley Stoneham (drums).
Alice Morgan & Ronan Apcar
Pianist Ronan Apcar and saxophonist Alice Morgan join forces to present a contemporary take on saxophone playing
PAUL STANHOPE phoSpheric Variations ELIZABETH JIGALIN New work World premiere EINOJUHANI RAUTAAVARA Notturno KEVIN JUILLERAT L’Étang du Patriarche ANDREW HOWES The Eyes of the Earth GERARD BROPHY trois tableaux
Andromeda Sax Quartet presents: Hazel
Featuring the Australian premiere of NZ composer Gemma Peacocke’s enchanting Hazel, this concert flows through mesmerising rainscapes by Jabra Latham, to the dappled moonlight of Alex Turley.
Paige Gullifer, soprano saxophone Ryan Piccione, alto saxophone Henry Docker, tenor saxophone Rachel Down, baritone saxophone
Bobby Singh & Friends
Tabla virtuoso Bobby Singh is coming to Sydney to promote his extraordinary new album Sutradhaar - a cross-cultural musical journey featuring some of Australia’s finest musicians and composed by his guru, Dr Aneesh Pradhan, arranged by Sandy Evans. Including Jeff Lang, Greg Sheehan, Lara Goodridge, Shenzo Gregorio, Ben Walsh, Zela Margossian, and Tjupurru.
Liquid Architecture presents Ruhail Qaisar and Marcus Whale
Ruhail Qaisar (IND) - noise music and power electronics
Marcus Whale (AUS) - genre-agnostic electronic singer-songwriter
Jungist (FBi Radio) (AUS)
Perfect Actress / Saw In Half / Black Metal 3 / Eratics
PERFECT ACTRESS - Perfect post-punx playing powerfully. First show of ‘26!
SAW IN HALF - Yet to beat the “screamo” allegations.
BLACK METAL 3 - Huge drone/noise with synth (Mitch Elliott), guitar (Jasper Craig-Adams), sax and flute (Hinano Fujisaki).
ERATICS - First show! Feat. members of Witness K, Double Date, Ex- Colleague, Osbo, The Baby and many more.
Rise and Fall
Karolina Beimcik - voice, violin Parizad d. - visual arts Hugh Stuckey - guitar Jay Dagbar - tabla
Rise and Fall is an immersive audiovisual performance exploring the fragile balance of nature through improvisational jazz and Indian classical music. The project weaves Polish and Indian folk influences into a spontaneous, evolving soundscape.
Guitar Club w Hinano Fujisaki & Alex Inman-Hislop
Guitar Club brings together Hamburg-based guitarists Danica Hobden and Pouya Abdi with Sydney musicians Hinano Fujisaki and Alex Inman-Hislop.
DANICA HOBDEN Gamelan; Pescatarian; Sleepwalker; Warmbluetig; Brouwer’s Will
POUYA ABDI Facereader; Kunterbunt
The Sydney Cringe Festival 5
The Sydney Cringe Festival is back and we are here to be your weirdest event of the year.
Cassy Judy, Designer Mutts, Doctor Robot, Julio Stinky, Myxi Buns, S. Miles, Scruffamudda, Sister Ursuline, Terrificus, The Lost Futures, Tom Adamson, Whatever Eva and Skitzenbitz, DJ Underwatermelon, The Clown Bride, LIVING SCIENCE Dept. (Visuals)
Ross McHenry, Julius Schwing, Django Rowe // Chaos Collective
Ross McHenry, Julius Schwing, Django Rowe
Ross McHenry - bass
Julius Schwing - guitar
Django Rowe - guitarChaos Collective
Ben Lopes - guitars, composition
Saskia Shearer - percussion
Maddy Briggs - piano
Lilly Innis - celloEnsemble Apex: Behind Me Is The Dark
Brigitta Muntendorf - Shivers on Speed *
Lisa Illean - Januaries *
Anna Þorvaldsdóttir - Hrim *
György Ligeti - KammerkonzertWed 1 Apr, 8:00pm
Thu 2 Apr, 8:00pmLiquid Architecture presents Allara and Liam Keenan
Allara (AUS) - Yorta Yorta double bassist and composer
Liam Keenan (AUS) - Gomeroi guitarist
Jon Rose & Erik Griswold Unnamed Road
Jon Rose and Erik Griswold are two of Australia’s foremost improvising experimentalists. Unnamed Road engages two violins: one an amplified tenor violin, and keyboards — a regular piano and a MIDI keyboard hooked up to samples of prepared piano - in free improvisation.
D.C Cross and Andrew Tuttle - A seated listening experience
D.C Cross (Sydney) + Andrew Tuttle (Brisbane). No Drums Records presents “A seated listening experience”, supported by the Inner West Council. After several years developing a friendship and mutual appreciation society, innovative folk musicians D.C Cross and Andrew Tuttle combine to present a double-headline tour along the Australian east coast in April 2026.
Desire Path: Zoltan Fecso & Anna Morley
Anna Morley - Vibraphone Zoltan Fecso - Synthesizer
On Desire Path, Zoltan Fecso and Anna Morley channel their sense of improvisation and minimalism in a thoughtful exchange of musical ideas. Vibraphone and a Prophet 08 synthesiser are the only instruments used by the duo, moving between propulsive sequences and hazy ambience.
Jordan Chung
Jordan Chung presents a new set of original music for solo piano. Drawing from an array of influences, the performance will explore the freedom of improvisation.
The Malfunctioning Joy Machine, or, States of the Soul
Unsuk Chin Etude
Elizabeth Younan Piano Sonata No. 2
Alexander Scriabin Piano Sonata No. 3
Alexander Scriabin Piano Sonata No. 10
J.S. Bach Partita No. 5 in G MajorLee Dionne, piano
Mitchell Riley & Jack Symonds O Mensch!
*O Mensch!* transforms 21 poems by Friedrich Nietzsche into a series of musical declarations in major living French composer Pascal Dusapin’s intimate song cycle. Mitchell Riley - baritone and Jack Symonds - piano.
Mesos Trio
The Mesos Trio is an Australian Folk/Indian classical ensemble featuring Susie Bishop (violin), Maharshi Raval (tabla) and Elsen Price (double bass). They perform unique arrangements of Folk music from the broader European community and Indian Classical inspired improvisations.
Murmurations
Laura Chislett - flute Satsuki Odamura - koto Brad Gill - percussion
This performance will consist of structured improvisations: Kaze, Flung Ink, Crossways, Murmuration
Convergence
Hamed Sadeghi leads through delicate exchanges with a string trio and the purity of classical opera, to the depths of Persian classical music.
Performed by Hamed Sadeghi (tar, composition), Aida Manouchehrpour (soprano), James Tarbotton (violin), Beth Condon (viola), Freya Schack-Arnott (cello) and Sohrab Kolahdooz (percussion).
Martin’s Music for Solo Cello - works by Martin Wesley-Smith
One of the biggest musical influences in Rachel Scott’s life was the composer Martin Wesley-Smith (1945 – 2019) and she has often programmed his works in concerts over the last two decades. Over the last year, she has been recording all the works he wrote for solo cello – some for cello alone, some for singing cellist, and the incredible ‘Welcome to the Hotel Turismo’ for cello and audio-visuals.
For one night only in Sydney, she’ll launch her new CD of all of Martin’s music for solo cello.
The Music of Steve Lacy: Phillip Johnston & Saxophone Special
Phillip Johnston - Alto Saxophone
Peter Farrar - Alto Saxophone
Tim Clarkson - Tenor Saxophone
Jim Loughnan - Baritone SaxophoneThis performance pays homage to the compositions of American soprano saxophone virtuoso Steve Lacy, as well as original jazz and New Music works by Johnston.
Omega Ensemble: Howl
Sat 2 May, 2:00pm
Sat 2 May, 7:00pm
Missy Mazzoli Tooth and Nail**
Anna Meredith Tuggemo
Daniel Wohl New Work
Pierre Jalbert Howl
Danny Elfman **Piano QuartetSCM New Music Ensemble with Ensemble Contrechamps
Katia Geha* and they leave me in the dark*
Beth Roche* Refraction, Reflection*
Jessie Cox* Enter the Impossible*
Gerard Grisey* Excerpts* from Vortex TemporumCal Folger Day + Phil Christie
Cal Folger Day - tenor guitar Phil Christie - keys and electronics Jack Duffy - uilleann pipes
Touring Australia for the first time in conjunction with the Audible Edge Experimental Music Festival in Boorloo, these two projects both explore verbatim historical texts through lithe ensemble playing. Drawing on garage rock, jazz modalities and minimalist repetition, songs are both tightly structured and gloriously open to chance.
AVANT GARDENS AUTUMN
SATURDAY 9 MAY 4PM, WOOLLAHRA, SYDNEY
SUNDAY 10 MAY 4PM, HURLSTONE PARK, SYDNEYSOFIA GUBAIDULINA Eight Etudes for Double Bass Solo (2007)
NIKI JOHNSON Under Ocean’s Skin from Shimmer Suite (2024)
ANTHONY BRAXTON Composition No. 152 (1991)
JANE STANLEY Desert Rose from Four Desert Flowers (2010)
KAIJA SAARIAHO Ciel étoilé (Starry Sky) (1999)
JACK SYMONDS Releasing the Marble*▴ (2026)
PAULINE OLIVEROS *Wind Horse *- An Improvisation Chart (1989)Lamorna Nightingale (flutes)
Niki Johnson (percussion)
Benjamin Ward (double bass)The 100clicksWest 10th Birthday Fest
Afternoon Concert: 16 May 2026, 2-6pm
The Music Box Project - Imaginary Radio Station
Jim Denley and the Eternally Orchestrating Sonoverse
Trevor Brown - Chromo Suono Solo
Monika BrooksEvening Concert: 16 May 2026, 7.30-10.30pm
SPEL with Jason Noble and Louisa Rankin
W.E.S.T. - Wilcox Encarnaçao Swanton Trio
Hilary Geddes QuartetCerulean Winter Night
An intimate winter gathering in the Blue Mountains bringing together Dungeon Synth and Dark Ambient artists.
Tir, Lurid Orb, Most Ominous Mystic, Atavus Infectum, Mythscribe, Aniseed Shroud
recent past events
Iranian Music Festival
Friday, 6 March 2026 | 7:00–8:00 pm - Eishan Ensemble
Friday, 6 March 2026 | 9:00–10:00 pm - Zela Margossian Quintet
Saturday, 7 March 2026 | 4:00–5:00 pm - Sama Ensemble
Saturday, 7 March 2026 | 7:00–8:00 pm - Dela Ensemble
Sunday, 8 March 2026 | 1:00–2:00 pm - Magic Music
Sunday, 8 March 2026 | 4:00–5:00 pm - Pouya Abdi
Sunday, 8 March 2026 | 7:00–8:00 pm - CozyMinimalMichael Vorfeld (Berlin) and Guests
Michael Vorfeld (Berlin) percussion and film in a night of collaborations:
with Philip Samartzis (presenting Air Pressure)
and in Quintet with
Jim Denley, woodwinds
Saskia Shearer, percussion
Uma Volkmer, trumpet
Clayton Thomas, double bassSur Aur Sitaar - An Evening With Ustad Shujaat Khan in Sydney
Ustad Shujaat Khan — one of India’s finest sitar virtuosos.
Intimate Indian classical music concert.
AnSo
AnSo, an interdisciplinary South Korean artist and performer residing and creating on Dharug land, blends their Korean culture with contemporary performance in their practice. For this performance at Phoenix Central Park, AnSo will be collaborating with harpist Isabella Rahme, as well as choreographers and movement artists Emmy Harkins, Risako Katsumata, Alana Searles, and Amara Shin.
Tickets: Free, by ballot only
