Smoke & Steel is an activation series bringing art and live music to unique, heritage and natural spaces. Volume 03 brings us to Project Contemporary Artspace. A warehouse style art gallery home to some of Wollongong's finest creative output. 

Hailing from Melbourne, we're blessed to welcome COUSIN TONY'S BRAND NEW FIREBIRD as this months headliners. Founded by charismatic, musically gifted singer-songwriter Lachlan Rose, their music is infectious, honest, eclectic and original. In addition to Rose, the band features Francesca Gonzales (vocals/keyboards), Nick Reid (drums), Matthew Hayes (bass) and Peter Simonsen (guitar/keys/vocals). This editions of Smoke & Steel is supported by the ever infectious TUPPAWARE PARTY and local heavy hitters CIRCADIA, followed by an after-party from SONNY GRIN (LIVE DJ SET).  

At the forefront of these events is bringing talented visual artists into the spotlight. We're super stoked to support Hidden Harvest's ART OF FOOD WASTE, lovingly curated by Xanthe Barker.

What more could ya want?

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 TUNES  

Cousin Tony's BNF

Tuppaware Party

Circadia

Sonny Grin (Live After Party)

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 🖌️ ART

Angelic Graft

Brooke Taylor

Clare O'Toole

Don Poo-leone

Erin Mison

Enuka Paulo

Ian Bool

Leah Ann Early

Paige Mandy

Nicci Bedson

Tim Barker 

Rochelle Morris

Shan McLoughlan

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 FOOD & BOOZE

Hidden Harvest is on catering duties, serving up tasty snacks for a social cause. Check out their web / socials for more info! Freshly brewed goods courtesy of Seeker Brewing & Reub Goldbergs PLUS a little cocktail bar.

Bit on here, ya know it's gonna be good...

Few more exciting things to come, snap up tix though - they are (actually) very limited!

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💛  EVENT INFO  

Art is FREE (from 2PM) & music (from 6PM) requires TICKETS

Creating a safe space means a lot to us, so make sure to bring your good vibes and your manners. We will boot you out very quick if you make others feel uncomfortable x

This is an 18+ event.

Please do not attend if you are feeling unwell.

We would like to acknowledge that this event is taking place on the land of the Dharawal peoples, and wish to pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging; that sovereignty was never ceded, and this always was and always will be Aboriginal Land.