King Stingray
with Eliza and The Delusionals and Greatest Hits
THE TIVOLI
7:30pm
Halfway
with Shifting Sands, The Double Happiness, Dumb Things, Start Together
BLACK BEAR LODGE
6:30pm
5 Band for 5 Bucks
Annoying Neighbours, The Lonesomes, Wet season, Lotus Ship, Charlesworth
THE ZOO
6:30pm
Feelsclub
with Selma Soul, Sametime, Oh Bailey
THE WICKHAM
6:00pm
Pocketlove
CLOUDLAND
9:00pm
TRAINSPOTTERS - Night 3
Sixfthick, Soviet X-Ray Record Club, Slowrip
OSKULLIGANS
7:00pm
Sleeping
with Syrup, Go On
KINGS
5:00pm
ALLORA
with Betty Taylor
RICS BAR
6:00pm
The Sleepyheads
with Set the record, Friends of Friends, Skies Collide, Sunsets (Original line-up reunion), Brief Habits, Nervous Light, Lunchtime, Cooper Riley
GREASER
5:00pm
Luke Brazier
with Phatnug, Amy L, Kweir
QUEENS
5:00pm
The New Black
PRESS CLUB
6:00pm
La Boum (Dance Pop)
SUZIE WONGS GOOD TIME BAR
6:00pm
Garden sessions
Sean Sennett, Tyrone Noonan, Jamie Lee Dimes, Pete Cullen
THE PRINCE CONSORT (GARDEN BAR)
3:00pm
Vanguard Burlesque
Madeline Glasseater, Lila Luxx, De La Vinx, Dahlia Dyer, Lacey Pop, Margeaux Le Gogo, and the Bombshell Academy
LA LA LAND
6:00pm
Botanica
Motez, HMC, Little Fritter, TouShay, Kessin, Rousey, Big Jeff, DJ Q, Count Contessa
LA LA LAND
10:00pm
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