The Bel Air Lip Bombs are hitting The Baso on Thursday night. Photo: Supplied.
Raucous indie rock outfit The Bel Air Lip Bombs are headed our way this week. They’ll be hitting The Baso on Thursday night for their no-frills Jerry Can And A Van east coast tour.
A local institution is getting a second chance on Thursday night with the return of the famous Bootlegs. Once a staple at the dearly missed Phoenix on East Row, the weekly band night is relocating to Smith’s as Bootlegs Rebooted.
Elsewhere, King Stingray will bring their regional Australian tour to UC Hub on Saturday, and Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells live in concert will be heading to the Canberra Theatre on Thursday.
Wednesday 14th
- Wednesday Lunchtime Concert @ Wesley Music Centre – 12:40 pm
- Old Timey Wednesday @ Smith’s Alternative – 4 pm
- Sing For Your Supper @ George Harcourt Inn – 6 pm
- Triumph of Death @ The Baso – 7 pm
- Dirk Zeylman’s Night of the MkIV@ Hippo – 8 pm
- Pro Jazz Jam @ Molly – 8:30 pm.
Thursday 15th
- Pop-Folk-Rock Jam @ Smith’s Alternative – 4 pm
- Live Music @ The Jetty – 5:30 pm
- Jerry Can And A Van @ The Baso – 7 pm
- Pekka Kuusisto & Gabriel Kahan @ Llewellyn Hall – 7 pm
- Bootlegs Rebooted @ Smith’s Alternative – 7 pm
- Reuben Levi & Olena Nikulina @ Wesley Music Centre – 7 pm
- Viscera Infest @ Pot Belly Bar – 7:30 pm
The concert will see Tubular Bells performed in full, along with further Oldfield compositions, including ‘Moonlight Shadow’. Image: Supplied.
- Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells @ Canberra Theatre – 7:30 pm
- Bourbon Street Late Night Jazz @ Molly – 9:30 pm.
Friday 16th
- Melody Bear’s Drum Circle @ Smith’s Alternative – 3 pm
- Live Music @ Snapper & Co – 4:30 pm
- Rafael Jergen @ National Press Club – 6 pm
- Full Of Hell, Thou @ The Baso – 7 pm
- Live Music @ Erindale Vikings – 7 pm
- Zambezi Sounds @ Canberra Irish Club – 7 pm
- The Psychedelics @ Burns Club – 7:30 pm
- Live Music @ The RUC – 7:30 pm
Settle in for an evening of original Johnny Reynolds Band material and classic covers with a funky, bluesy, atmospheric rock vibe. Photo: Johnny Reynolds.
- Johnny Reynolds Band @ Dickson Taphouse – 8 pm
- Groove Two @ PJs In The City – 8:30 pm
- DSM6 @ Smith’s Alternative – 9:30 pm
- Little Fritter @ Fiction – 10 pm.
Saturday 17th
- Live Music @ Snapper & Co – 12:30 pm
- Leo Joseph Blues Piano Session @ Smith’s Alternative – 12:30 pm
- Live Music @ The Jetty – 2 pm
- Cole’s Opera Salon @ Smith’s Alternative – 3 pm
- Full Steam Ahead @ The Polo – 4 pm
- Live Music @ Snapper & Co – 4:30 pm
- Sam Buckingham @ Smith’s Alternative – 6 pm
- Geetham Live @ Hellenic Club Woden – 6 pm
- An Evening With Vince Gelonese @ Harmonie German Club – 6:30 pm
- Full Horse @ Burns Club – 7 pm
- Pink Pony Club @ The Baso – 7 pm
- Triptychs @ The Baso – 7 pm
King Stingray – everyone’s favourite Yolngu surf rock band – will be at UC Hub. Photo: Supplied.
- King Stingray @ UC Hub – 7 pm
- Potential @ Pot Belly Bar – 7:30 pm
- Silence & Rapture @ Llewellyn Hall – 8 pm
- Searching For Charlie Owen @ Smith’s Alternative – 9 pm
- Noiyse. Project Live @ Transit Bar – 9 pm
- Joey Coco & Oscar De Lima @ One22 – 9 pm
- Caramel Gossip @ PJs In The City – 9 pm.
Sunday 18th
- Canberra English Session @ Smith’s Alternative – 12 pm
- CBS Youth In Blues Jam @ Harmonie German Club – 1 pm
- Harry Cleverdon @ Canberra Bowling Club – 3 pm
- Sam Buckingham @ Smith’s Alternative – 4 pm
- Moondog @ Dickson Taphouse – 4 pm
- Apeiron Baroque: Hammer Tech @ Wesley Music Centre – 4 pm
- Hashemoto @ Smith’s Alternative – 7 pm.
Monday 19th
- Lunchulele @ Smith’s Alternative – 12:30 pm
- Canberra Eurosession @ Smith’s Alternative – 4 pm.
Tuesday 20th
- Irish Jam @ King O’Malley’s – 7 pm
- The Queer Variety Show @ Smith’s Alternative – 7 pm.
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