Overview
The inner north's biggest annual celebration of live tunes, Brunswick Music Festival returns to dish up its next suburb-wide instalment from Sunday, March 5–Monday, March 13.
Kicking things off at the Sydney Road Street Party on March 5, you'll catch a roll call of local favourites across eight stages. Punk rockers Cable Ties, Ethio-jazz nine-piece Black Jesus Experience, pop darling Kira Puru and indie artists Pinch Points will be launching things with a bang, alongside June Jones, Ajak Kwai, Mindy Weng Wang and more.
Gilpin Park, by Simon Fazio
From March 8–12, Melville Road's Estonian House is set to be re-energised as a thumping live music venue, with a five-night program featuring acts like alt-rock legends Camp Cope, US psych-pop outfit Crumb, Niger-based guitarist Mdou Moctar (Niger), Melbourne five-piece CIVIC and UK producer Leon Vynehall.
Deeper in, you'll catch a whole swag of events celebrating International Women's Day on Wednesday, March 8, while Monday, March 13 sees a stellar lineup of first nations artists take over Gilpin Park for a free concert named Music For The Mob.
And as always, the rest of the festival program will feature scores of gigs taking place in all sorts of iconic local venues, including Howler, The Retreat, Stay Gold, Brunswick Ballroom and even Sydney Road kebab joint Alasya.
Brunswick Ballroom, by Nicole Cleary
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When
Sunday, March 5, 2023 - Monday, March 13, 2023
Sunday, March 5 - Monday, March 13, 2023
Where
Various venues across BrunswickBrunswick