Settlement, Delsinki & The Quiet Coachmen, Brooke Taylor & The Poison Spitting Gin Queens, The Hootie Tooties

Join The Settlement, Delsinki & The Quiet Coachmen, Brooke Taylor & The Hootie Tooties for a ripping night of music, *Four Incredible Acts. Live at the Brunswick Ballroom Sunday January 31*

Headliners: The Settlement are a collective of creatives forged in the pubs of southwest Victoria. Emerging from those roots, the group has grown from a foot-stomping, folk-rock outfit into a band intent on weaving bold, immersive sonic journeys. Though they've faced the hardships of balancing artistry with the demands of modern music culture – the endless cycle of posts, platforms, and digital appearances – The Settlement have fought their way back to what matters most: creation.

Brooke Taylor - Melbourne's own musical maverick, is a powerhouse singer, songwriter, and guitar-thumper. Navigating the waves of rock, blues, country, soul, and pop, ('alt-country' if you want to put it in one genre), Brooke has ignited stages and rocked festivals nationwide. She's been the sonic firestorm at events like the St Kilda Music Festival, Leaps and Bounds, Tamworth Country Music Festival, Nightjar Festival, and The Taste Of Tassie, to name a few.

Brooke writes from the gut. Her music is the raw, untamed pulse of the human experience, delivered with unapologetic power and searing emotion. Her songs are built on a foundation of relentless rhythm guitar, vocals that blaze like wildfire, and lyrics that speak to the very soul.

Delsinki & The Quiet Coachmen - Newfangled Australiana for this Centuries Roaring Twenties! Delsinki & The Quiet Coachmen refering to his 'A-Team', comprising some of Melbourne's finest musicians. Delsinki's work often reflects the urban and rural landscapes of Australia, with a focus on storytelling and introspective narratives. Come witness and leave enthralled.

The Hootie Tooties - are an exciting gypsy jazz, bluegrass and roots quartet from regional Victoria, comprising four experienced singer-songwriters including: Jimmy Stuch, Effy Fischer, Shea Laoise, Charlie McQueen. The four long-standing friends and established musicians formed in 2025 to experiment with intricate harmonies and creative lyrics.

The Hootie Tooties launched into the music industry upon being selected to perform at one of Australia's largest music festivals, Woodford Folk Festival 2025. Since then they have performed at The Blues Train, Graze The Day Festival, Cygnet Folk Festival, Illawarra Folk Festival, Newstead Music Festival and many more! This is just the beginning..

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