Kid of Harith by Laura Milkovits (a.k.a. DJ Loz). He will be performing his new album ‘Sick Joke’ at Smith’s Alternative from 1 pm this Saturday.
This week’s Gig Guide photo features Kid of Harith, who will be playing alongside an acoustic version of Okinawa Girls this Saturday from 1 pm. Kid of Harith will be performing his new album, due to be called ‘Sick Joke’, after having just recently come out of rehab for serious medical reasons. This one is not to be missed!
Keep your eye out for shows on at The Phoenix, as they continue to try and raise funds for one of Canberra’s favourite local music institutions. Friday will see a huge fundraising effort with the legendary TV Colours back on stage, alongside California Girls, Dog Name, Little Lunch, Territory and Danger Beach. The 2XX LocalnLive Bootlegs will also be on the Tuesday, starring Chasing Nimbus, Hopeless Youth Group, Tremelo Please and Jack Lafayette Collins.
Other big shows include indie pop sensation The Postmasters playing at the Polo with Greg’s Intervention, Slow Dial and Hopeless Youth Group, as well as all weekend the Soundout International Music Festival will be on at the Drill Hall Gallery, with an exciting lineup of free improvisation, free jazz and experimental music. Check out more details below!
Wednesday 31st
- Classical Capers @ Smith’s Alternative, 7 – 9 pm
- Acoustic Pints: Scroggin, Sam, Jamie and Jack @ The Phoenix, 8 pm start
- Belconnen Showcase: Baker Boys Band @ The Basement, 8 – 9 pm
- Solquemia Flamenco @ Smith’s Alternative, 9.30 pm start
Thursday 1st
- Solquemia Sincero @ The Phoenix, 7 – 9 pm
- Silentia @ The Basement, 8 pm start
- Just Breathe w/ Lady Denman and Salad Buoy @ Transit Bar, 8 pm start
- Soundscapes #18: Rhys Butler w/ Stephen Roach and Ben Drury, Iris Dejawu and Ben Harb @ Smith’s Alternative, 9.30 pm start
Friday 2nd
- Wards Express @ Harmonie German Club, 7 pm start
- Save The Phoenix Emergency Hootenanny: TV Colours, California Girls, Dog Name, Little Lunch, Territory and Danger Beach @ The Phoenix, 8 pm start
- The Postmasters, Slow Dial, Greg’s Intervention and Hopeless Youth Group @ Polish White Eagle Club, 8 pm start
- Mental Cavity w/ Gvrlls, No Haven, Potion and Disavow @ The Basement, 8 pm start
- Joel Havea @ The Front Gallery and Cafe, 8 – 10 pm
- Regurgitator, Seja and Mindy Wang performing The Velvet Underground & Nico @ Canberra Theatre Centre, 8 pm start
Saturday 3rd
- Kid of Harith w/ Okinawa Girls @ Smith’s Alternative, 1 – 3 pm
- Soundout International Free Improvisation, Free Jazz and Experimental Music Festival @ Drill Hall Gallery, 1 pm start
- Giffen @ Smith’s Alternative, 4 – 6 pm
- Summer Sounds: Gypsy Jazz Project @ Australian National Botanical Gardens, 5 – 7.30 pm
- Just Creedence Night @ The Phoenix, 8 pm start
- Paul Dempsey @ Canberra Theatre Centre, 8 pm start
- Outer Rhythm launch party feat. Mista Nige @ The Basement, 9 pm start
Sunday 4th
- Soundout International Free Improvisation, Free Jazz and Experimental Music Festival @ Drill Hall Gallery, 1 pm start
- Sunday Jazz Jam @ Smith’s Alternative, 1.30 pm start
- The Ahern Brothers ‘Until Next Time’ Australia tour @ Smith’s Alternative, 4.30 – 6.30 pm
Monday 5th
- 2XX LocalnLive Bootlegs Sessions: Chasing Nimbus, Hopeless Youth Group, Tremelo Please and Jack Lafayette Collins @ The Phoenix, 8 pm start
Tuesday 6th
- Old Timey Tuesday @ Smith’s Alternative, 7 pm start
- KaraokeLove @ Transit Bar, 7 – 11 pm
- IRON CHIC w/ Teen Jesus & The Jean Teasers and Elk Locker @ The Phoenix, 7.30 pm start
Check out our Gig Guide for upcoming world-class live music showcasing local talents, Australian artists, and international musical acts at some of the best venues in the country. Find out about the latest gallery and exhibition openings, new restaurants, all-day cultural events, family-friendly activities, and so much more. There truly is something on offer for everyone, no matter what tastes and interests you have.
Our What’s On page details the shows, events, and activities taking place over the coming days. We make it easy to plan your week, with all of the vital information in one place: when, where, who, and why.
So, get your diary ready and start making plans. It’s time to explore Canberra’s lively events calendar, and get the most out of life in our wonderful city.
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