MMW, Mistletone and Two Bright Lakes present ‘Labels Live @’, a series of concerts staged in extraordinary locations.

Mistletone @ St Michael’s Church

HTRK, Beaches, The Orbweavers, Wintercoats and Montero

Set within the ethereal walls of a church, this one night only event will offer audiences an exclusive and poignant experience.

For the first time since the tragic loss of their founding member and bassist Sean Stewart, HTRK will return to Australia following the September release of their new album “Work (work, work)”. Using subdued beats, evocative bass lines and highly textured noise, HTRK produce a beautiful mixture of sounds and emotions with just the right amount of expression versus restraint.

Born of humble intentions, five-piece-all-female band Beaches have built an avid following for their live shows laden with cosmic guitar stretches, vast textures, conjuring voices and phantom like frequencies.

This night is curated by Mistletone, one of the leading independent labels and thriving local touring and events company in Melbourne.

St Michael’s Church
Friday 25 November
Time TBC
All ages
Ticketing information available soon.

Two Bright Lakes @ Melbourne Central Rooftop

Oscar + Martin, Teeth & Tongue and more.

Two Bright Lakes in collaboration with Mess + Noise will be presenting an extraordinary concert on the hidden rooftop space of Melbourne Central.

Oscar + Martin have been dancing around Melbourne, making beats, loops and melodies since 2006. Born of a generation with the history of music making at their fingertips, they possess an explosive creativity that will instantly convert this space to an infectious dance floor.

Teeth & Tongue, the musical project of Jess Cornelius in collaboration with Marc Regueiro-Mckelvie (guitar) and Damian Sullivan (bass), bring their combination of pop, garage and post-punk with metronomic precision and haunting vocals to this interesting location.

Since forming in 2007, Two Bright Lakes has built a reputation as one of Melbourne’s most diverse labels. Continually evolving, not only have they released records, but also produced video art and animations, curated festivals and promoted a huge number of events.

Melbourne Central Rooftop
Saturday 26 November
Time TBC
18+
Ticketing information available soon.