Hobofopo—Folk-Punk Pop Up Takeover!
Hobart 7000
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HOBOFOPO is celebrating 10 Years! Join the party as we take over both levels of Altar from 6pm til 2am this November for all of your favourite folk-punk acts in one building! Feat. The Crooked Fiddle Band (NSW) Myles Bullen (USA) Gusto Gusto (VIC) Billy Puntton and the Mental Health Plan (NSW) Jodie Flange (QLD) Impeach Churchill! (VIC/TAS) Teresa Dixon and the Deep Blue Sea (TAS) Sam Bucca (NSW) ..and late night open mic (YOU!) Free entry upstairs | $30pp + bf downstairs (or free with a festival pass ticket) BUY TICKETS AT HOBOFOPO HERE THE CROOKED FIDDLE BAND (NSW) the ARIA nominated ‘chainsaw folk’ band will be celebrating their 20th this year, and including HOBOFOPO on their calendar. No strangers to Tasmania, nor to most festival stages around the country, these four virtuosos mix blasts of fiery folk with intense and atmospheric post- and prog-rock. MYLES BULLEN (USA) is a ukulele-playing rapper and spoken-word poet from Portland, Maine. Myles has toured nearly every state in the US as well as many European countries performing packed shows at music venues, colleges, recovery centers, prisons, festivals, and libraries. He sings songs about grief, mental health, navigating identity, relationships, and cartoon lore. GUSTO GUSTO (VIC) are West Preston’s finest 7-piece high energy funk-folk instrumental outfit. Finalists for the Australian Folk Music Awards’ Artist of the Year for the past three years, they’ve been busy touring nationally and internationally. So much so that you’ve probably seen them, especially if you were dancing to something raucous late at a folk festival – it was probably them. BILLY PUNTTON AND THE MENTAL HEALTH PLAN (NSW) is Dexi Powered folk-punk-rock with big angry sad songs exclusively about mental health that you will like. Sometimes we call it ‘Trash Emo’. JODIE FLANGE (QLD) Front woman of Flangipanis, the band has recently hung up its hat but Jodie lingers on. Fuelled by apathy and usually also alcohol, the songs vary in theme but ret
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