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when: 01 July 2001 - 01 August 2022 | venue: Smith's Alternative | cost: Check website for details | address: 76 Alinga Street, Melbourne Building, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia | website: http://www.smithsalternative.com/events/emily-rose-and-the-wild-things-76378
published: 01 Aug 2022, 5 min read
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A truly special double bill of renowned musicians who traverse the boundaries of folk, jazz, songwriter, 'world', classical and electronic. Book in for an evening to inspire you and fill your cup.
Emily-Rose and the Wild Things
In a world which dances between jazz, folk, songwriter and experimental, one finds lyrics of weight and beauty, underpinned by profound but constantly fresh acoustic and electric worlds.
Headed by Songstress and keys player Emily-Rose Sarkova, her full band will be presenting songs from their debut album 'Upon These Open Skins', which has been compared to sounds as diverse as Joni Mitchell, Hiatus Kaiyote, Sam Amidon and Dirty Projectors.
Two if by Sea
Trent Arkleysmith and Rachel Johnston have delighted audiences with their mixture of original and traditional tunes drawn from Celtic, Scandinavian, American and Eastern European styles, and with their tasty combination of guitar, mandolins, cellos and harmony singing.
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A truly special double bill of renowned musicians who traverse the boundaries of folk, jazz, songwriter, 'world', classical and electronic. Book in for an evening to inspire you and fill your cup.
Emily-Rose and the Wild Things
In a world which dances between jazz, folk, songwriter and experimental, one finds lyrics of weight and beauty, underpinned by profound but constantly fresh acoustic and electric worlds.
Headed by Songstress and keys player Emily-Rose Sarkova, her full band will be presenting songs from their debut album 'Upon These Open Skins', which has been compared to sounds as diverse as Joni Mitchell, Hiatus Kaiyote, Sam Amidon and Dirty Projectors.
Two if by Sea
Trent Arkleysmith and Rachel Johnston have delighted audiences with their mixture of original and traditional tunes drawn from Celtic, Scandinavian, American and Eastern European styles, and with their tasty combination of guitar, mandolins, cellos and harmony singing.
Go see Emily-rose & The Wild Things With Two If By Sea 2001.
Emily-rose & The Wild Things With Two If By Sea 2001 is on 01 July 2001 - 01 August 2022. The opening hours are: Check website for details. Conveniently located in Canberra. Call 0401 084 773 for details. Visit their website at http://www.smithsalternative.com/events/emily-rose-and-the-wild-things-76378.
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Event Details
what: Emily-rose & The Wild Things With Two If By Sea 2001
when: 01 July 2001 - 01 August 2022
start time/end time: Check website for details
venue: Smith's Alternative
phone: 0401 084 773
city/suburb: Canberra ACT
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