Djirri Djirri are the only Wurundjeri female dance group, and also Traditional Custodians of Narrm (Melbourne). Djirri Djirri means Willy Wagtail in Woiwurrung, the language of Wurundjeri people, the Traditional Custodians of Narrm (Melbourne) and surrounds. The Willy Wagtail the Spirit Bird, gave us dance! Many of our group have danced since they were young children, while others have learnt as adults. Our dances are created to honour our Liwik (Ancestors), Kerr-up-non (Family), Biik (Country) and animals. We are all related by blood through  one woman, Annie Borate, William Barak's sister. We teach our dancers to also sing in Woiwurrung language, our Mother Tongue.

Convenience Store continue to attract attention as one of Melbourne's up-and-coming indie treasures known for their multimedia artistry and genre bending sound. They obsessively record DIY music from their basement home studio, with a set of new releases scheduled for the coming weeks and months.

Riding the success of their first four singles, they have maintained a steady following of monthly listeners and have received continued attention from fans, critics and publications alike, with praise on Triple J Unearthed and repeated rotation on ABC’s Rage as 'Wild One' features.

Kid Dingo makes Australian art-pop, sometimes with raps. An established artist within the Boorloo (Perth) music scene, he’s released six singles and an EP; and has supported acts such as Ziggy Ramo and Thando. He has now crossed the Nullarbor, after a hiatus, is in Naarm. He broke the silence with the punchy and colourful music video: Respect Yourself, and the introspective earworm ‘Your Boy Needs Jesus’.

Digging his roots deep into multiple music traditions, such as jazz, glittering seventies pop-piano and the full gamut of rap, Kid Dingo makes pop music gone wild.

L2R Dance is proud to showcase some of Melbourne’s most respected and dynamic professional and young emerging artists. Our floor show covers every element of hip hop dance, from old school grooves to show stopping acrobatics.

L2R Dance is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to harnessing the power of hip-hop to strengthen our community through belonging, wellbeing and leadership in the Arts.

Taking influence from contemporary acts such as Gillian Welch and Phoebe Bridgers, Melbourne based singer songwriter Gracie Sinclair blends traditional guitar sounds with rich melodies to create a sound of her own.

Ned Giddings has been playing music most of his life and is accomplished on many instruments, making him everyone’s favourite back up act. Ned as a singer songwriter takes inspiration from the indie and alternative scene. He brings some warm and melancholic indie tunes to our line up.

Golden Hour is an elite squadron of Northside musos, presenting a funky meditation on life, love and suburban malaise in the second most liveable city in the world. With their dynamic range of vocalists, scintillating rhythm section, and horn lines that are guaranteed to get stuck in your head for weeks after the show, they are ready to dive into this year headfirst, equipped with some feisty new tunes penned during the great 'rona lockdown of 2020.