Tributes to Seattle grunge, brand new Melbourne indie and much more are visiting West Vic stages this month across the patch. So we’ve compiled a list of all the gigs you should consider adding to your calendar.
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Mudhoney
Mudhoney are a four-piece hailing from Seattle, bringing their blend of garage-punk, grunge and alternative rock to the ‘Rat.
Where: Volta Ballarat,
When: October 20
Cost: $71.15
Queenie
Queenie is the self-described “trash alter-ego” of Melbourne muso Eloise Thetford, and she is playing the Surf Coast as part of the Sound Doctor series.
Where: Anglesea Memorial Hall
When: October 30
Cost: $30
Songs from the Canyon
Songs from the Canyon is constructed as an ode to 1960s and 1970s Laurel Canyon, inspired by the likes of Joni Mitchell, The Doors, and the Mamas and Papas.
Where: Her Majesty’s Theatre, Ballarat
When: October 31
Cost: A Reserve $115, B Reserve $85
Telenova
Alternative-indie trio and Melbourne natives Telenova are joining the Sound Doctor series in Anglesea this October, off the back of their latest album The Warning.
Where: Anglesea Memorial Hall
When: October 31
Cost: $40
Sounds of Seattle
A tribute show will be reviving flannel and combat boots with a series of bands paying homage to the likes of iconic Seattle bands Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains and of course, Nirvana.
Where: Volta Ballarat
When: October 2
Cost: $28.85
Dave Nicholson
Dave Nicolson specialises in acoustic covers of beloved pop and rock tunes, and he will be in the Grampians for a Sunday sesh this October.
Where: Great Western Hotel
When: October 4
Cost: Free
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Live music at the Brewhouse
Part of a regular live music roster at the Great Ocean Road Brewhouse, local trio Carl, Matty O and Adam Giles perform campfire-style folk music.
Where: Great Ocean Road Brewhouse, Apollo Bay
When: September 25, 8pm
Cost: Free
Header Image: Mudhoney + Telenova