For this concert, welcome The Sandridge Band (NT) and Butter.
Hailing from Borroloola, Northern Territory, The Sandridge Band (NT) blend rock, reggae, merging roots and blues to reflect life in their community.
Their performances combine traditional Indigenous languages with contemporary sound palettes, creating a culturally rich, danceable experience. Their latest album, ‘Brolga Dreaming’, draws on influences from the Yanyuwa, Gurrawa, Mara and Gurdanji clans.
Come along to enjoy a rare opportunity to see them perform in WA and celebrate their unique sound and the spirit of their community.
Butter are a 7 piece neo-soul collective from Fremantle, with contagious energy and a big infectious sound. The 7 piece’s sounds range from smooth neo-urban soul to slammin electric energy, featuring smooth trumpet and sax lines, boom-bap drums, twinkling jazzy keys and roaring synths and pads.
+ Arrive from 4.30pm to set up your picnic blanket. Folder chairs are welcome – please allow space for people with picnic blankets to set up in front, so everyone can see.
+ Food truck providers will be announced closer to the event.
+ Butter will take the stage at 5:00pm followed by a short break and then a set from The Sandridge Band at 6:00pm
