Liven up your Tuesday with music from Scud, Brenny Boy, and Huskees. PLUS 'Play', an exhibition by Aunty Bibby Seaweed.

$15 at the door

DOORS - 7pm
HUSKEES - 8pm
BRENNY BOY - 8:45pm
SCUD - 9:30pm

Huskees are a two-piece (times two) from the south suburbs of Naarm/Melbourne. Mixing surf rock with punk and 90s alt rock, they conjure up tasty tunes about navigating life, love and the mess inside our heads. And they do it all without opposable thumbs!

brenny boy is the hard hitting Aussie indie rock project of Brennan Smith. His anthemic tunes shine some light on the unspoken and difficult aspects of being a young adult, especially things like having a complciated social life, navigating bisexuality and trying to stay true to the people we are inside and out. The band’s sound echos the 90s and early 2000s (think Arctic Monkeys, Green Day and Biffy Clyro) whilst bringing that Aussie rock vocabulary made popular by the likes of The Smith Street Band, Sly Withers and Luca Brasi.

Scud is a five-piece band that is tearing head first into Melbourne’s music scene. They’re a triple threat of anger, sass and silliness. Influences from many corners of punk can be heard in their heart-driven songs which combine poetic lyrics and punchy instrumentation, delivered with gripping energy.