Pigeon Lane @ Gallery One88 and the Baroque Room in Katoomba will be two of the venues to host music under the Great Southern Nights program designed to kick-start the live music industry.
Great Southern Nights, a NSW government initiative, is a music event which will bring 1,000 COVID-safe performances to live music venues across NSW in November.
Pigeon Lane is an intimate and suitably sophisticated live music salon that is emblematic of a pre-prohibition Manhattan speakeasy. Inhabiting the basement of Gallery One88 in Katoomba Street, its walls are adorned with artwork and mirrors that bespeak the town's eccentric and polished past.
Pigeon Lane @ Gallery One88 will host: Friday, November 6: Abby Dobson (pictured) with Rebecca Mann; Saturday November 7: Nikka Costa with Ace Evergreen: Thursday, November 12: Sarah McLeod; Friday, November 20: Steve Kilbey with Sonori; Saturday, November 21: Steve Balbi with Blue Sherlock; Friday, November 27: Jak Housden and CJ Stranger.
The Baroque Room, adjacent to The Carrington, will see concerts from: Sunday, November 8: Lolo Lovina, Gary Daley and James Greening: Saturday, November 14: The Crooked Fiddle Band and Deep Sea Lights; Saturday, November 21: The Morrisons and King Curly; Sunday, November 22: Michael Simic and Tania Wilds.
All music events will be programmed in line with current NSW government health advice regarding physical distancing and venue capacity of public gatherings.
Details and tickets available at www.greatsouthernnights.com.au.
