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Free Time (NYC/AUS) ‘Jangle Jargon’ album launch w/ special guests Martin Frawley & Dan Kelly (duo) + Okin Osan + Pash

7:00pm, Fri 3 February, 2023

Petersham Bowling Club, NSW

Event Details

NYC-via-Melbourne legendary underground janglers Free Time (Panel of Judges, Twerps + more) return to our shores this January.

Six years on since the release of 2016’s In Search of... album, ex-Panel of Judges frontman and Melbourne-via-NYC luminary Dion Nania returns with Free Time’s third studio album in eight years, 'Jangle Jargon'.

The album was recorded chiefly in two parts, beginning in 2017 in Ridgewood, Queens, with engineer Jarvis Taveniere (Purple Mountains, The Avalanches, Molly Burch) and guests Martin Frawley and Amy Franz (Twerps, Super Wild Horses) from Nania’s home in Melbourne, Australia.

After a while demoing new material with his collaborator Michael Maurer from an apartment building in Brooklyn during the pandemic, Nania discovered that he shared an apartment building with engineer John Epperly (Veldt, Daddy Long Legs, Baby Shakes), and so without further ado, a new album was born.

Join the band as they tour 'Jangle Jangle' throughout Australia in early 2023. This unique performance at the Thornbury Bowls Club will see the band joined by Ruby Gill (solo) + the energetic Ouzo!

Doors 7pm - tickets via Moshtix

$20 + BF presale / $25 door

This event takes place on the unceded lands of the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation.

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-This is an 18+ Show.

- Customers and staff are not required to be fully vaccinated or carry vaccination evidence
- COVID-19 Safe Check-in is no longer required at all hospitality venues
- NSW Health strongly advises that patrons consider being seated while drinking.
- Masks optional
- If you are feeling unwell don't go out

The Petersham Bowling Club acknowledge the Gadigal of the Eora Nation as the traditional custodians of the land on which this show takes place and pay our respects to their Elders past and present, and emerging and extend those respects to the First Nations peoples of NSW and beyond.