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BMF2019

BMF 2019 – Giveaway

Often mistakenly recognised as merely the home of the Sydney Road Street Party, Brunswick Music Festival has decided to re-evaluate priorities, reorganise the sock drawer, reassess what sparks joy and revive its entire format. Unexpected spaces and brand-new faces punctuate the progressive, and frankly, EPIC 2019 program.

Indefatigable industry figure Emily Ulman has taken the programming reins and roused one the city’s longest-running music festivals into the best shape of its life. Spanning March 3 –17, Brunswick Music Festival, put simply, is bringing the goods.

The massive line up includes

International artists:
Snail Mail
Flohio
And J Mascis

Along with an epic local contingent featuring:
Martin Frawley
HEXDEBT
Cash Savage and the Last Drinks
The Necks
Stella Donnelly
The Murlocs
Cosmic Psychos
Jade Imagine
RVG

And heaps more

Brunswick Music Festival

6 x Double Passes to Giveaway for Dinner & Show

Look out for the competition post on our Facebook page to enter

WIN 3 x Double passes to BMF: The Orbweavers

The Orbweavers – Brunswick Bluestone
8.30pm, Tuesday 5 March
Mechanica (Brunswick Mechanics Institute)

The Orbweavers have created a new show especially for Brunswick Music Festival. They return to conduct another history lesson, this time about the suburb they hail from. Haunting and mesmerising and inspired by recent research, Brunswick Bluestone dives into the waterways of the basalt plains of the Newer Volcanics region (north of Brunswick and includes the Merri Creek area) and explores Brunswick’s industries of old: quarrying and textiles.

We have 2 x Double passes for dinner at Mamma’s Boy Trattoria
1 x Double pass for dinner for 2 at Rezah Afghan Kebab

WIN 3 x Double passes to BMF: thando

EP and Documentary Launch
7pm, Mon 11 March
Mechanica (Brunswick Mechanics Institute)

2018 saw thando complete a metamorphosis, kicking off the year with the release of powerhouse collaboration with REMI, which saw her reflect on her own identity as a woman of colour in Australia and her feelings of ostracism in the current political climate. 2019 sees Melbourne’s soul queen release her sophomore EP, featuring Melbourne’s best Zimbabwean artists in a tribute to her heritage.

We have 2 x Double passes for dinner at Hanoi Rose
1 x Double pass for dinner at Tom Phat