Blue Velvet
Curated by radio broadcaster, DJ, and curator Aeddan Cox, Blue Velvet centres listening as an act of communion through immersive soundscapes conjured by some of Sydney’s most innovative, left-field performers.
Line-up:
Sina
Wytchings in collaboration with S.C.U.M
Marcus Whale in collaboration with Grasps
Blacktown Arts invites you to Blue Velvet, an evening showcase of ambient and experimental music at Common House Studio .
Curated by radio broadcaster, DJ, and curator Aeddan Cox, Blue Velvet centres listening as an act of communion through immersive soundscapes conjured by some of Sydney’s most innovative, left-field performers.
Opening the night is Sina , whose ghostly vocals and reverb-drenched guitar conjures dreamlike soundscapes at the intersection of ambient music and shoegaze.
Western Sydney experimental, ambient musician Wytchings , and experimental noise artist S.C.U.M , blend their sonic worlds together for a debut, collaborative performance, weaving the ethereal with ritualistic noise abrasions.
Musician and performance artist Marcus Whale and experimental electronic producer Grasps unite for a collaborative performance, combining their surreal, atmospheric soundscapes at the intersection of dense club sounds and hazy electronica.
Image credit: Wytchings, PHO, 2026, photo by Bronte Godden
Transport
Blacktown Arts is offering free transport from Blacktown Station to Common House Studio, as public transport to the venue is limited.
Please select ‘I need public transport support from Blacktown Station to Common House Studio’ when booking your ticket. If you require transport, please secure your ticket by Sunday 11 October.
We will be in touch with further information the week of the event.
- rideshare services are available
- if being dropped off, the kerbside on Owen Street is available
- please note: public transport to the area is limited, please check routes ahead of the event.
Parking - limited onsite parking available in lot 171 Power Street
- street parking on Owen Street available, please check signs for rules
- please note: parking at 173 Power Street car park is prohibited.
Accessibility - an accessible toilet will be available
- entrance to the venue is flat and via tall and wide garage door
- light refreshments will be available
- assistance animals are welcome
- if a break or quiet time is needed, please feel free to go outside
- you can move around during the performances
- floor seating and chairs will be available.
- there will be loud sounds and a haze machine at the event.