Thelma Plum is bringing her Monsters to cities and towns Australia presented by triple J.
 
Having created a beautifully delicate yet densely layered EP under the guiding hand of M-Phazes, Thelma has assembled a misfit cast of seasoned musicians to recreate the soundscape on stage and bring her Monsters to life.
 
With the hypnotic lead single ‘How Much Does Your Love Cost?’ still dancing around our head from a steady battering from triple J, Thelma is ready for you to meet the rest of her creations from the Monsters EP in the flesh.
 
Old favourites are not forgotten – they have been resurrected and brought back to new life, their acoustic roots now a distant memory.
 
Still in her teens, Thelma is already a seasoned live performer, selling out shows in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane in July. Now, in October, on the Eve of Halloween, Thelma will embark on a full national tour , bringing her Monsters to a town near you– best be on the lookout... 

Kodiak Empire is a 5-piece progressive - alternative rock band from Brisbane, Australia. 

Kodiak Empire concoct a harmonious mix of peace and chaos, in an attempt to bring fantasy and personal inquiry to life through sound. After gaining a loyal following in wake of their first release ‘ Urashima’ , the long awaited second release ‘ Silent Bodies’  has finally arrived. The band is eager to display these new compositions upon launching their first-full length release in early August followed by an East Coast tour. 

“… a serious triple threat… a veritable musical dynamo.” – San Francisco Chronicle

A bold composer, a brilliant pianist and an inventive vocalist all rolled into one, Clarice Assad floats freely across musical idioms, drawing on an array of sounds from Amazon forest wildlife to operatic arias. A classically-trained pianist, Assad is deeply rooted in the earthy, folkloric rhythms of Brazil, capturing the attention of international audiences with her stunning talent. The term “world music” is redundant when applied to her style, a reflection of Brazil’s musical melting pot heritage of African rhythms mixed with European melodies and harmonies. 

Ben Heim is an Australian composer and creative technologist currently based in New York City. His work spans contemporary classical music, film scoring, live immersive experiences, audiovisual performance, and virtual reality. He has composed music for banking apps in the UK, virtual reality games in Australia, documentaries in New York, audiovisual mapping works in Iceland, and for contemporary classical ensembles across the world.
In his audiovisual installations Heim creates dynamic systems in which strong two-way connections are forged between auditory and visual components. This produces synesthetic experiences as crosstalk between the senses multiplies. Heim's works have been performed across Europe, Australia and the USA in events such as Tallinn Music week (Estonia) and Splice Festival (UK). He has collaborated with many organisations to create immersive events, including the London Contemporary Orchestra, and at the Harpa Concert Hall in Reykjavik.

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