The Tiger & Me presents ‘Party Like It’s 1929’- a return to their roots to host a hedonistic vintage party. From high society to the carnival via the cabaret lounge, The Tiger & Me invite you to join them in your finest vintage threads.
The Tiger & Me cut its teeth playing up-tempo shows into the early hours; with recent tours focusing on sit-down concerts they’re ready to blow the cobwebs off their speakeasy gear and light up the night with an evening that will be half cabaret-pop extravaganza, half gypsy-fiesta, half Gatsby-party and the rest will just be a good time.
FEATURING:
The Tiger & Me
Described by Inpress Magazine as “Cabaret/Circus/Euro Indie Folk-Pop Wunderkinds”, Melbourne quintet The Tiger & Me weave a rare mixture of styles and sounds as three lead vocalists exchange and merge tunes from theatrical pop to gypsy-folk.
Andrew Nolte and his Orchestra
Melbourne’s very own 1920’s dance orchestra will be performing for your dancing, dining, drinking and listening pleasure, showcasing the music of wireless, stage and silver screen of the 1920s. The band not only wears vintage, plays vintage instruments and orchestrations, but also SOUNDS vintage. Be prepared to be transported back in time with this band.
Apple Ida
Apple Ida carries the soul of a woman with a birthdate some time around 1914, bringing the dusty forgotten songs of the early 20th century to life. Apple Ida and her Cider Press Band specialise in the Great Gatsby era jazz of the 20s and 30s, and this traditional songbook is complimented by Apple Ida’s own original compositions written in homage to the great Tin Pan Alley composers past.
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Show details
Saturday April 15th at Northcote Social Club.
9pm, tickets $18+bf
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