Green Mohair Suits Vinyl Launch - Free Entry

Supported by Names of Birds

Don’t miss this! Aussie roots quartet Green Mohair Suits are launching the vinyl of their fifth album, Stan Wella, at Mixtape Brewery, Marrickville. After nearly 20 years of putting out music, they’re finally pressing their music to wax—an unmissable milestone for the band and their fans!

Made by hand, Shrapnel use only the finest organic, ethically-sourced ingredients. Please wash hands carefully after handling Shrapnel, and always use approved respirator during application. If you have been exposed to Shrapnel, please use appropriate First Aid and seek immediate medical attention.

Supported by Bed Wettin' Bad Boys
FREE ENTRY
Open from 12pm

Based in Sydney Australia, Grids & Dots is the melodic noise project of visual designers Daniel Handaru and Carmen Minikus, with Saskia Clapton on bass, Elias Khoury on keys and Pat Hisshion on drums. Trying to capture the sound of their busy inner-city lives with snippets of melody and romance, principal songwriter Daniel is trying to find visual smidgens of his life in a jumble of fruit-salad poetry and quirky observations about the everyday.

Influenced by both 80s synth-pop sense of harmonies, detuned guitars and the noise drenched shoegaze bands of the later decade, Grids & Dots try to balance melody with a reverb-saturated impressionistic sense of the cities they live in, by pushing the boundaries of indie pop with an experimental fringe.

Supported by Julia Why?
FREE ENTRY
Open from 12pm

Aussie four-piece Camino Gold is known by its diverse and growing global fanbase for their distinctly vibrant, genre-bending blend of indie-pop and surf rock, paired with profoundly poignant lyrics that resonate among their peers. Bridging the gap between the Australian Surf Coast, California and Brooklyn with their laid-back, dreamy signature sound, Camino Gold blur the lines between indie-pop and surf rock, and take a vibrant sonic detour via legendary influences Sticky Fingers and The Strokes to Gang of Youths, Ocean Alley and beyond. Each track underscored by Claude Bailey’s profound lyrics, which resonate with the highs and lows of young adult life in an upside-down world, the band have quickly earned themselves a place in the hearts of a diverse and growing fanbase since their foundation in 2019.

Supported by Lemonise
FREE ENTRY
Open from 12pm

Connor Britton is a musician and producer hailing from the eastern seaside of Sydney, Australia. Drawing upon elements from folk, ambient, post-rock, film score, slowcore, trip hop and even doom metal; Connor dances amidst a sonically warped veil of eldritch undertones. Painting vivid landscapes with allegorical (at times psychedelic) lyricism, his music builds a world around the listener that is sure to bewitch and enthral.

Supported by Solomon Steele
FREE ENTRY
Open from 12pm

Yasmina Sadiki is a Sydney based, established live performer and independent artist pioneering a fresh look into the possibilities of Jazz and Neo-Soul through her passion for the art. Growing up in Canterbury, over the years she has connected with many producers, artists and musicians from Sydney and beyond.

Yasmina has deep love for improvisation and freestyling, she with her live band which alternate between a range of different instruments, creates a seductively magical experience. “Lengthy explorations into jazz, hip hop and soul, intricate and dense. There’s a sense of impending menace that pervades it all and makes it positively cinematic, her music bringing light to the darkest of corners”.

Yasmina aspires to challenge the scene with a raw but poetic window into her life. Her insightful lyrical expression and nuanced vocal technique whisking us away into her world, creating something genuine and mesmerising.

Two sets from 7.30pm
Free Entry
Open from 12pm

Boyfriend Material, who emerged in early 2024, is a slice of melodic power pop with big fuzzed out guitars, huge harmonies and catchy hooks. Hailing from the Inner West of Sydney, Australia, the band has quickly made waves in their local scene, opening for notable acts like Press Club and Sloan Peterson. As they work on their debut album, they dream of one day selling novelty socks at their headline shows.

Memory Motel is a five-piece dream pop outfit blending gentle ethereal and heavier psych rock to create a space and place of dreamy goodness for our guests. Think blends of Slowdive, Beach House, Fleetwood Mac and Melody’s Echo Chamber.

Memory Motel 7.30pm
Boyfriend Material 8.30pm

Free entry
Limited Capacity
Open from 12pm!

Welcome to Pucker Up! The Ultimate event for all sour beer lovers!

Join us during Sydney Beer Week on Thursday October 24th at Mixtape Brewing & Bar for a night of tart and tangy brews!