Violaloop loves to live loop. Experience one musician creating the sound of a whole orchestra.

A four piece romantically referenced as “a chaotic Fleetwood Mac and a mystic Red Hot Chili Peppers”. Unapologetically merging gritty indie/alt rock with mystic pop

Deep, aching balladry and swelling synth melancholy with a country twang.

A reformed rock music project in the throes of returning to its emo-country roots. Earnest lyricism, understated songwriting, precarious melodies.

Combining both loves, Eleanor is no stranger to jazz music or swing dancing. Joining them are the Swingouts, featuring all your favourite tunes played by some of Hobart’s finest jazz musicians.

Funky-arse jazz-pop with electric keys, a horn section, and a sprinkling of gospel. Also prone to 'going cosmic', which sounds pretty rad.

An amalgamation of spliced vowels with experimental and progressive synth passages. Bouncing between light and dark, fast and slow, experimental and ambient.

Music producer, DJ and rapper from Sorell. Lo-fi hip-hop, indie electronica, chillhop, trap, and club-influenced sounds. All life's pleasures.

From the heart of Footscray, this 4-piece rock group brings a new taste to some classic bands of the past.

FKA Oceans, Jordy's delivers experimental noise through a personal investigation into the possibilities of sound, electricity and amplification.

Oscillating between indie power pop and bright, but brooding, ballads.

It's pronounced Les Coqs Incroyables.

Acoustic trio known for performing classic swing, French musette, jazz standards, and quirky songs about birds and poultry.

Old-time Appalachian tunes with a fiddle in the driver's seat. Ross is joined by the very sassy Up Jumped Trouble.

Finger picking his way through intricate stories or method acting through stage fright, Sam is joined by Racoo and Seth Henderson.

Lo-fi, avant-folk from multi-instrumentalist Joseph Foley. Expect oddball acoustic folk, glitchy soundscapes and psychedelic pop.

Soulful, full-bodied renditions of homegrown indie electro-pop (backed by a three-piece band).

Sugar pop to hip hop, making your heart stop and head bop.

Experimental soundscapes that fuse hip-hop, ambient synth work and rhythmic electronic textures.

After leaving Australia at the age of 22, Rupert has made his footprint all over the world, most notably in New York, where his classical guitar performances have cemented his craft as one of the best of his generation.

Local jazz legends, lead by drummer Aaron Loveless.

Ladies and gentlement, this is Flamingo Club 5.

Playing the tunes you didn't realise you loved. From super retro to hot-off-the-press originals. They're pink, they're fruity and they really know what they're doing becuase they went to university and practised really hard.

Montz Matsumoto takes you to many different places through his voice and banjo. From the rice fields of Japan to the mountain of Appalachia. Together with Louis Anthony Gill on bass, the duo delve into the depths of traditional bluegrass and americana.

Acoustic folk, blues, and roots flavours from this north-west singer-songwriter. Originals along with a few old-school faves.

Four-piece jazz funk fusion band with elements of reggae and blues.

Poetic and shamelessly honest, this sad-girl-indie singer-songwriter brings forth stripped back electric guitar and intimate voculs.

Singer-songwriter whose music blends indie folk and alternative pop with vulnerable storytelling and a reflective edge.

Melbourne-based Brazilian drummer + percussionist + educator from Vila Isabel, Rio de Janeiro.

Acoustic renditions of Indian songs based on the Hindustani classical framework, known for its melody, intricate microtones and unique chord progressions.

Forbidden banjo music. Featuring electric banjo, fiddle and bass drums.

They're more than OK. Inspired by post-bop and modern jazz, this group brings together four of Hobart’s emerging players to share an exploration in improvisation, groove, and contemporary harmony.