Pollyman: Appearing At The Bergy Bandroom
George Carroll Wilson's solo project Pollymandelivers glam rock hooks and old school looks with a sparkling and original blend of rock and roll and pop from the past, present and future.
Inspired by such artists as Jeff Buckley and David Bowie, Pollyman flaunts a defiant sound and exhilarating live performances that leave an indelible mark long after the final note has been played. Get rocked. Get on. Get Pollyman.
Join Pollyman on this special night full of moxie only at The Bergy Bandroom!
To get you in the mood for all that Pollyman has in store for the evening, his supports of Angus Legg and Lucy Lorenne will provide the necessary build up of energy to rock this charismatic night out with some of the best emerging artists from Naarm/Melbourne.
About The Supports:
Angus Legg:
Angus’s delivery is simple and pure. Guitar, voice, story. His songwriting balances simplicity with sharp lyrical twists and unexpected concepts, drawing listeners in from the beginning. Unafraid to ask the hard questions and sit with the uncomfortable answers, he hopes his music encourages others to do the same.
A seasoned live performer, charismatic storyteller, and natural host, Angus creates a space where audiences can feel deeply, whether that means crying, dancing, reflecting, or laughing at their own pace. His shows blend raw acoustic moments with intricate live looping, string sections, and full-band arrangements, creating a dynamic contrast that keeps every performance fresh.
Growing up in a family of songwriters and performers, music was inevitable for him. But it was his father’s passing in 2014 that reshaped his world and deepened his devotion to his craft. Through his music, he hopes to build a community that finds connection in shared experiences of grief, love, and growth. His latest work also pays tribute to his Celtic roots, weaving in melodies and storytelling traditions that have long shaped his identity.
Lucy Lorenne:
Lucy Lorenne is a Naarm / Melbourne based indie pop-rock artist, fronting a 5-piece band bent on delivering some much-needed ‘barbie-rock’ bangers. In the vein of modern pop queens like Olivia Rodrigo, with an added local Aussie flair, à la The Buoys – Lucy and her band are making some serious waves in the new music scene, cultivating a strong following with their colourful livewire sets, a fiery 90s-inspired pop grunge sound, complete with loud hooky riffs, punchy songwriting and one sweet and spicy voice.
Following a string of music festivals and shows alongside some of Australia’s best (Memphis LK, Old Mervs, Suzi), Lucy and her band have taken over the summer with the release of their latest single “Wanting You”, an Avril-Lavigne inspired rocker for all the babes out there sick to death of chasing, or being chased by losers.
With more shows and music in the works, Lucy Lorenne is gearing up to 2025 with one goal in mind – to slay your hearts, minds and ears, supplying some much-needed hot and spicy anthems to amplify all the raging post-millennial angst. Just ask her fans: “She’s giving badass b*tch Barbie” (Darcy, 15).