Shows

Joyce Prescher and Stephanie Cherote

George Lane, George Lane, St Kilda

"There's a real intimacy to her music that warms over you and in effect inspires repeat listens” - Rearview Mirror.

Joyce Prescher's music evokes a sense of intimacy that lingers, inspiring repeat listens. With gentle nods to icons like Joni Mitchell and Leonard Cohen, she positions herself as a contemporary of artists such as Jessica Pratt, Tiny Ruins, and Joan Shelley, all while crafting her own unique sound.

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Stephanie Cherote shepherds you on a voyage, to lament and to linger in her inner world, one of vivid lyrical tapestry and bespoke sonic atmospheres.

Akin to a coming-of-age story, the Australian born singer songwriter moved to New York City where East Village coffee shops became her refuge whilst writing her debut album, 'Some Holy Longing'. Inspired by classic story telling and 60s Disney soundtracks, Stephanie’s compositions bridge folk traditions with sumptuous orchestral arrangements.

Both artists are signed under Melbourne label Cheersquad Records & Tapes and have teamed up for a run of magical shows that will take you on a mesmerising journey.

Tickets start at $20 GA

Joyce Prescher.

There's a real intimacy to her music that warms over you and in effect inspires repeat listens” - Rearview Mirror. Her music evokes a sense of intimacy that lingers, inspiring repeat listens. With gentle nods to icons like Joni Mitchell and Leonard Cohen, she positions herself as a contemporary of artists such as Jessica Pratt, Tiny Ruins, and Joan Shelley, all while crafting her own unique sound.

Stephanie Cherote

Stephanie Cherote shepherds you on a voyage, to lament and to linger in her inner world, one of vivid lyrical tapestry and bespoke sonic atmospheres.

Akin to a coming-of-age story, the Australian born singer songwriter moved to New York City where East Village coffee shops became her refuge whilst writing her debut album, 'Some Holy Longing'. Inspired by classic story telling and 60s Disney soundtracks, Stephanie’s compositions bridge folk traditions with sumptuous orchestral arrangements.