The University of Sydney Jazz Society Presents...

Open Mic Jazz Night at Oxford Art with USYD Jazz Soc

7:00pm, Thu 10 October, 2024

OAF Gallery, NSW

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Singers! Instrumentalists! Listeners! We’re inviting you to our FREE ENTRY Jazz open mic night! Come play, sing, and revel in all things jazz with our team of budding musicians from The University of Sydney Jazz society. All listeners and musicians are welcome, dancing encouraged.

“Jazzsoc” prides itself in providing a safe haven for those who wish to celebrate a shared passion for music. So spread the word! Why not practice on a real stage? This is the perfect opportunity for you aspiring musos to have a go and shine! Choose from our setlist or bring your own chart and we’ll bring the energy.

The University of Sydney is partnering up with the Oxford Art Factory for this special night of where you can jam, free of charge, with the smoothest society around. Come support our performers on the night and treat yourself to a drink while you indulge in the sweet sounds of melodies.

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We acknowledge that this event is held on the stolen lands of the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to Elders, past, present and emerging. Sovereignty was never ceded.