After years of performing together, Bright Yellow Mark is the first ever EP from soft indie group St Jacques. On the EP's five songs, St Jacques are doing what they love - singing together, joyfully and gently. It represents years of work, creativity and tenderness shared between the band and its audiences. With members now split between Nipaluna (Hobart) and Kaurna Yerta (Adelaide), the Bright Yellow Mark launch will be the band's only live performance back home in 2025, making this occasion all the more special.

Lucinda Grace

Cello is Lucinda's instrument she's been playing since she was a little tacker, which is the base for her growing sound, with lush string sections, her simple songwriting about small meaningful, youthful moments creates a nostalgic, organic indie pop.

Gilly and Bede

Gilly & Bede are a sister folk duo based on Kaurna Yerta (Adelaide, Australia). They take influence from an array of sources, including traditional folk ballads and music, 60s folk revivalists such as Nick Drake, and contemporary acts including Laura Marling. Gilly & Bede combine carefully rendered vocal harmonies with richly resonant cello and intricate guitar accompaniment to tell tales of birdlife, landscape, and transience.

VENUE AND SHOW INFORMATION

Timings
Queens Bar opens 7:00PM
Doors 7:30PM
Gilly and Bede 8:00PM
Lucinda Grace 9:00PM
St Jacques 10:00PM

Ticket info
Online: $20
On the door: $25

Facilities
Fully licensed bar.
Bar is open during the show and drinks can be taken into the theatre.

Accessibility
// Accessible seating available
// Venue fully accessible with a dedicated accessible bathroom onsite (LHT).
// For accessible requirements and companion cards, please email in advance of your show Here.

Parking
The K-Park directly across from the theatre is a flat rate of $7 after 4pm weekdays and between 4pm Friday - 12am Monday.
K Park more info

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