Performing Arts

Saturday 1 June

Featuring Perch Creek Family Band, Max Savage, Quarry Mountain Dead Rats

The Substation hosts the Wooden Music Festival!

Come on down and listen to some of the nation's best acoustic music, from bluegrass, to folk and gypsy swing! Adelaide's Max Savage will kick off the evening at 7.30pm. Followed by The Quarry Mountain Dead Rats, then The Perch Creek Family Jugband.

Doors open at 7.00pm
Show starts at 7.30pm

TICKETS
Seated: $25 plus booking fee
Standing: $20 plus booking fee

Friday 7 & Saturday 8 June

It’s been nearly 20 years since the release of Chris Wilson’s iconic Live at The Continental album; one of Australia’s classic recordings. Now, over two very special nights, Chris Wilson will once again join forces with Shane O’Mara to revisit this album. These shows promise to both honour the original recordings of such classics as Rose Tattoo and Face in the Mirror, and offer new interpretations of some of Wilson’s finest songs.

Doors open at 7.300pm
Show starts at 8.00pm

TICKETS
Seated $30 plus booking fee
Standing $25 plus booking fee

Friday 14 June

Tex Perkins has played a key role in Australian music, and has heralded the emergence of an entirely original yet archetypically Australian sound.

Teaming up with Tex for this intimate show will be none other than his good friend Charlie Owen. This is a night not to be missed.

Doors open at 7.30pm
Show starts at 8.00pm

TICKETS
Seated: $32 plus booking fee
Standing: $27 plus booking fee

Friday 21 June

4 x ARIA award winner Katie Noonan's technical mastery and pure voice make her one of Australia's most versatile and beloved vocalists.

‘Songbook’ will see Katie exploring material from throughout her career including songs from George, Katie Noonan and the Captains, Elixir and her acclaimed solo album. This intimate solo performance mode is the perfect setting for Katie to revisit her most popular songs.

With support from Playwrite.

Doors open at 7.30pm
Show starts at 8.00pm

Tickets:
Seated: $35 plus booking fee
Standing room only: $30 plus booking fee

Friday 28 June

Familiar to a faithful following as the most recognisable voice in Mercury Prize-winning Southport five-piece Gomez, Ben Ottewell appears at The Substation as part of his first-ever Australian solo tour.

Fans can expect Ottewell to play songs from his 2011 solo album Shapes & Shadows, classics from the Gomez catalogue plus his favourite covers.

Doors open at 7.30pm
Show starts at 8.00pm

TICKETS
Seated $32.00
Standing 27.00

Nat Cursio Co.

Tuesday 30 July  - Sunday 4 August

Blizzard is a compelling and uncompromising physical performance that pays tribute to the resilience of the natural world in the face of human complacence and carelessness.

A choreography of tension and release - where energy is alternately hibernated and exhausted, this work is at once intimate and epic, exploring the relationship between three beings, their persistence against adversity and their commitment to hope in a vast and changing environment.

Direction/Choreography: Nat Cursio
Choreography/Performance: Alice Dixon, Melissa Jones, Caroline Meaden
Lighting Design: Travis Hodgson
Costume Design: Eugyeene Teh
Produced by Insite Arts

Time: 7.30pm
Duration: 1hr no interval
Tickets: $25 full/$20 concession/$40 with extra love and support (includes $15 tax deductible donation)