Supported by In Good Hands & Khaos Emerald

Heterochromia are an indie pop band from Sydney, fronted by photographer & graphic designer Bree Vane. No stranger to the music scene, Heterochromia’s sound brings to mind the sugar-coated pop energy of The Wombats, as well as the sarcastic & melancholic lyrical stylings of The Smiths.

The band's first single BABYDOLL, a tale of forbidden love was released to a positive response, with the band packing out their first headliner at the Burdekin.

Collaborating with David De La Hoz from Belle Haven for follow-up single KICKING, the band demonstrated a greater emotional range, fitting comfortably next to a Phoebe Bridgers or Halsey record.

Plastic, the band’s third single is an energetic indie rock anthem on the subject of self-worth, leading into debut EP “Cracked Porcelain”.