Humming Grotto is a monthly series of sound and listening that takes place on the last Sunday of the month, downstairs at the PBC.

Humming Grotto is a monthly series of sound and listening that takes place on the last Sunday of the month, downstairs at the PBC...

...And after a two-year pandemic hiatus - we're back (finally)!

Featuring two solo sets from Laura Altman and Mike Nigro 

Sunday February 27th

Downstairs at the PBC

4 - 6pm

$15 

To keep everyone safe, we'll only be admitting people that are fully vaxxed, and masks must be worn. Drinks and chats encouraged upstairs/outside in between sets!

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Laura Altman is a clarinettist, improviser and composer, and an important voice in the Sydney improvised and exploratory music scene. She is a long-standing member of Splinter Orchestra, Prophets and internationally acclaimed trio Great Waitress. Other current projects include duos with Monica Brooks, Low Flung (Couch), Melanie Herbert, MP Hopkins and Nick Ashwood, as well as ARIA-nominated band Chaika and more recently a solo clarinet/feedback project. Laura has been very active organising exploratory music events in Sydney over a decade. She co-hosts a radio show Listening Space on Eastside FM, and co-founded the Sydney exploratory music calendar www.emus.space.

https://www.lauraaltman.net/

Mike Nigro is an electronic musician and label operator based in Sydney, Australia (previously Brooklyn, NY and Newark, DE). His solo practice and collaborations draw inspiration from the minimalists, early synthesizer pioneers, and contemporary experimental underground. His work explores the sonic spaces between musicality and noise; movement and stasis; synthetics and organics. In 2021, he released his latest full-length album In Communion on Alien Garage, and curated the Undercurrents compilation for his own label, Oxtail Recordings.

https://mikenigro.bandcamp.com/

https://oxtailrecordings.bandcamp.com/

- 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

Under 18s are welcome at the Petersham Bowling Club but must be accompanied by an adult.

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.