Pre-Release for Tinpan Orange - Parlour Gig at the Church
Yep, it's time to announce our next exciting Parlour Gig.
INTRODUCING TINPAN ORANGE
This time we've gone ALL OUT and lined up Melbourne indie-folk darlings Tinpan Orange as part of the Birregurra Easter Arts Weekend program. And as a member and friend of BCAG, YOU have first dibs on tickets in this Birregurra Community Arts Group pre-release.
Make no bones about it, this is going to be a VERY SPECIAL EVENT, held in the acoustically stunning Christ Church in Birregurra.
Tickets are limited and will be released to general public this weekend. Get your tickets NOW while you can.
When: Easter Saturday 26th March 2016
Where: Christ Church, 7 Sladen St, Birregurra VIC 3242
Time: Doors open 5.30pm for a 6.30pm start
Cost: $25 online or $35 at the door (unless sold out)
GET TICKETS HERE: http://shop.parlourgigs.com/…/tin-pan-orange-saturday-26th…/
WHO ARE TINPAN ORANGE?
Critically acclaimed Melbourne indie-folk darlings Tinpan Orange are one of Australia’s most loved brother-sister outfits. With the ethereal and mesmerising Emily Lubitz at the helm, joined by her brother, guitarist Jesse Lubitz and violin virtuoso Alex Burkoy, Tinpan Orange’s 60’s inspired folk has a melancholy, candid and somewhat playful edge.
Emily’s distinctly angelic voice coupled with Jesse’s harmonies and sensitive guitar melodies and Alex’s flamboyant strings continue to occupy that sad and heart-warming world that is distinctly Tinpan Orange.
Over the Sun (2012) saw the band win Triple J Unearthed with
their catchy folk-pop single Barcelona. In 2013 Over the Sun was
nominated for The Age Music Victoria Genre Award for Best Folk Roots
Album. The band gained further mainstream attention after Emily’s voice
was used on the famous Metro advertisement and one of the greatest viral
sensations the world had seen, Dumb Ways to Die (2013).
Having shared the stage with Martha Wainright, The Cat Empire, The Waifs, Jen Cloher and Husky, as well as playing some of the world’s biggest music festivals nationally and abroad including WOMAD, Laneway Festival, Calgary Folk Festival and Winnipeg Folk Festival, Tinpan Orange’s music has grown them a fanbase that stretches across the globe.
Having shared the stage with Martha Wainright, The Cat Empire, The Waifs, Jen Cloher and Husky, as well as playing some of the world’s biggest music festivals nationally and abroad including WOMAD, Laneway Festival, Calgary Folk Festival and Winnipeg Folk Festival, Tinpan Orange’s music has grown them a fanbase that stretches across the globe.