Over the past decade, Steve Gunn has become one of American folk-rock’s most pivotal and regarded figures – conjuring immersive and psychedelic sonic landscapes live and on record, releasing a stream of lauded albums that have appeared in a multitude of ‘best of’ lists, and recording exploratory collaborations with artists, including Mike Cooper, Hiss Golden Messenger, Kurt Vile, and Michael Chapman.
Written in the wake of his father’s passing,’ The Unseen In Between’ is Steve’s most accomplished and moving work to date, with sweeping and immersive songs showcasing his deft yet minimal guitar style to the backdrop of rich instrumentation, the lyrics meditative and mysterious yet intimate and poignant.
Also performing on the night..
Tiny Ruins a musical ensemble from Auckland, New Zealand. Beginning as an alias for singer-songwriter Hollie Fullbrook, with their latest album Olympic Girls this year released through Milk records.
Plus Melbourne artist Grand Salvo who last year released the much acclaimed album Sea Glass, a richly allegorical album exploring how a single, vivid memory can shape who we are; resurfacing and altering our thoughts and recollections as the years go by. Grand Salvo has performed throughout Australia and internationally, making appearances in London, New York, Barcelona, Berlin, Paris and throughout Japan. He has shared stages with artists such as Fleet Foxes, Joanna Newsom, Bill Callahan and Sharon Van Etten, and has produced and arranged live shows with up to 25 musicians at Melba Hall, Melbourne Recital Centre and The Arts Centre Victoria.
