25 Sep – Snez, Owen Campbell, Lucy Burke band, (Sunbears Rescheduled)
Blues, Pop/jazz, Australiana at Seaforth Bowlo (Sunbears replaced by Owen Campbell)
Owen Campbell
Lucy Burke band
Snez
After 3 best-selling studio albums, 2 EP’s and over 14 years of national and international touring, Owen Campbell has cemented himself as one of Australia’s premier alternative blues/rock exports. He has performed in USA, Ireland, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Spain, Holland, Japan, Hong Kong, India and Nepal.
Every album upon release has hit the Top 10 on iTunes Blues Charts in over 10 countries. One of which “Sunshine Road” reached Number 1 on the overall charts (Australia), knocking Adele of the top spot in 2014.
Owen brings a gumbo-like repertoire to performances all over the world. His smouldering guitar work runs from bluesy riffs and soulful finger-picking to lap steel guitar solos using a shot glass slide. His gritty caramel vocals makes this blues maven a global favourite.
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Emerging Sydney-based singer-songwriter Lucy Burke brings her live show to The Fig for the first time, joined by her band for an intimate evening of original music and covers, reimagined in their signature acoustic pop-jazz style.
They present a dynamic and thoughtfully curated set that blends original songs with familiar favourites. Her music draws on elements of pop, folk and easy listening, capturing themes of nostalgia, connection and everyday life.
Following the recent release of her EP Meet Me There, featuring tracks One Way Track and Good Ol’ Days, Lucy continues to build her presence as a compelling live performer across the Sydney music scene. Backed by a tight, intuitive band, her performances are both musically engaging and emotionally resonant.
With a natural stage presence and an ability to connect effortlessly with her audience, Lucy invites listeners into her world — one that is warm, reflective and uplifting.
Coming from a Macedonian working-class
family who emigrated to Australia in the 1970’s
and raised in the shadow of the Port Kembla Steelworks,
SNEZ subtly weaves these stories into her own songs.
Yarns about hardship, romance, work ethic, poverty of Macedonia and her families aching transition into Aussie working-class life.
In 2009, SNEZ released her debut album ‘Gypsy Soul’, and there began her journey as a
travelling storyteller, with guitar in hand, SNEZ has spent the last 15 years roaming remote and regional Australia, playing country halls, house concerts, indigenous schools, festivals and even refugee camps and camp fires along the way; squeezing her world into a camper-van for months at a time.
Off the back of her critically acclaimed album ‘Fisher on the Sea’, 2026 sees the release of her 6th studio album with an Australian and NZ tour, followed by her debut
tour of the UK, Ireland and Scotland
