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With 15 years of skin in the game, the best songs & show of his career comes Jack Biilmann with album #6 Move The Mountains. A flowing narrative of the perspective of a man in his mid-thirties navigating the life-altering changes & challenges typical of this period. Themes of the outlaw state of mind, introspection, heartbreak, helplessness, betrayal, disappointment, love & appreciation weave through a neat 10-track LP. Biilmann’s signature vocal soar & guitar mastery remain prominent, supported by his loyal band: Jono Warren (drums), Pat Quinn Quirke (guitar) & Alec Coulson (Bass). Their creative input has elevated Biilmann’s writing & live show to the highest point of his career. The *Move The Mountains* tour celebrates the new record by playing the songs as they were written and designed to be best enjoyed: live in intimate spaces with moments of vulnerability, power and musical prowess. + Special guest supports Brett Wood & TIG
Brett Wood:
Brett Wood has been winning audiences over with his solo performances supporting Pete Murray on his recent 55-date national tour. Owning the spotlight and gathering fans from all around the country. His breakout singles “Real Piece of Work” and “Eyes”, feature Chris "Whipper" Layton on Drums (SRV & Double Trouble, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, ARC Angels) have turned heads globally leaving audiences wanting more. His self produced highly anticipated debut album also features special guest and long time friend Tommy Emmanuel CGP.
TIG:
Fresh off being awarded the Global Emerging Songwriter prize in the prestigious Vanda & Young Global Songwriting Competition, Mornington Peninsula artist Tig is carving out a reputation for vividly relatable songs that cut deep while staying playful.
Following a debut EP labelled ‘unbelievable’ by Forte Mag (Inside Voices, 2024), Tig partnered with coveted ARIA-nominated producer Oscar Dawson (Holy Holy) to craft a huge collection of emotionally charged indie-pop anthems, sonically bigger and bolder than anything she’s made before.Living in the messy space between fear and courage, Tig’s work draws inspiration from her singer-songwriter idols while channeling a nostalgic edge reminiscent of her 90s/00s upbringing.
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