Bollard 'Single Release' Show
Bollard 'Single Release' Show
Bergy Bandroom

Bollard 'Single Release' Show

War Room (SA), Mr. Industry, desire path
Bergy Bandroom (Brunswick, VIC)
Saturday, 11 January 2025 8:00 pm
50 days away
18 Plus
Rock
Alternative
Jazz
Punk
POP

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Following on from their 2023 album 'Lo' and 2024 EP 'I Was Wide Open', Bollard are set to unveil the first few tracks from their next LP which will be released later in 2025. To celebrate they're kicking off the year with a show at the beautiful Bergy Bandroom. Having played all around the country across 2023 and 2024 Bollard continues to captivate audiences with their eclectic and immersive performances. Joining them are some of the most exciting new acts in the Australian local scene. All of these are worth the trip along the 19 alone!
 
Creating music on unceded Kaurna Land (Adelaide), War Room are one of Adelaide's most inventive bands. Consisting of Harry Blight, Louis Campbell, Maxwell Elphick, Luka Kilgariff and Thea Martin, War Room is a broadly post punk outfit with a playful sensibility and a bossa nova bent. The five-piece delights in shifting time signatures punctuated by layered textures and melodies. Their music is sonically prismatic; their onstage charisma is infectious. 
 
Mr. Industry add a shot of menace for every drop of joy, a savage piece of noise to match each moment of jazzy musicality. It’s a jagged assault until it’s not, and it weaves in between those two poles throughout, via a truly enormous and inescapable sound. Magnificent, threatening, and utterly wild
 
desire path are an elusive five-piece that like dreamy noise, flirting with dissonant textures and emotional pop to find a sparkling middle ground both nostalgic and surreal