Music

A gumbo of guitarish goodness. Tasty originals, original interpretations.

Deep, yearning songs for violin, guitar, loops and voice.

Under-the-radar singer-songwriter from Omaha, Nebraska. Been doing it for ages.

Traditional French jazz manouche in the style of Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli.

Let a DJ from Sydney take you on a bit of an ambient journey.

Tasmania's finest cigar-box blues guitar duo play original comps and covers from the Delta and beyond.

Funky-ass jazz-pop with electric keys, horn section and sprinkles of gospel. They also 'go cosmic' on occasion

Kolkata-based bluegrass duo doing folk and swing (and bluegrass, obvs), offsided by locals Ross and Montz.

Hot swing, cool ballads and tunes from the Great American Songbook (with a twist). Banter between.

The music of Malawi and South Africa, married with flamenco, samba and highlife.

Not jazz, not blues, not noise. Fuzzed-out improv.

Tassie organ trio taking classic sixties Blue Note jazz sounds; adding a dash of the tender romance and gritty guitar solos of an Elvis B-side.

Energetic, expressive jazz and blues.

Classic rockabilly unit who've based their sound on the tough, wiry energy of English Teddy Boy bands. Not actual raccoons.

World folk, guitar oddities, rock and roll, computer beats, MIDI. Music, voice, and movement.

Possibly (probably) Hobart's nerdiest party band. Odd time signatures, harmonised guitars, gregarious solos and non-linear forms (plus the odd sugary singalong moment).

A crew who list funk, jazz, indie, reggae and 'having fun' among their interests.

Fluid, party-starting storytelling and poetics. Some light-hearted stuff, some harder-hitting stuff. Thoughts may be provoked.

Viola, loops.

A blend of blues, soul, jazz, indie and funk from a young First Nations artist out of Bribie Island (via the UTAS Conservatorium).

Originally from Godooga in NSW, Warren's a proud Yuwaalaraay man with links to the Yorta Yorta. When not being the brains / muscle behind Tin Camp Studios, he plays guitar; sings.

A fresh new local jazz trio. Sax, double bass, drums.

Old-time Appalachian tunes with a fiddle in the driver's seat (plus 'claw hammer style' banjo).

A bunch of bluegrassy, folky mountain music from the high hills above Mullumbimby. The highly-accomplished Lou has finally let Phil tag along, so it's a good thing he's handy on the banjo and mandolin.

JP leads a jazz-posse (pozze?) with his elite guitar skills.