Join us to celebrate the launch of ‘Westhoek (Narrow Roads)’, Jasmijn Woods’ latest single out on Thursday 16 May.
The full-band launch show follows on from last year’s debut EP ‘In Darkened Windows’, and will be the Dutch-born/Naarm-raised singer songwriter’s only Australian headline show this year.
Together with support from Amelia Adler and Stella Delmenico, it’ll be an evening of powerful voices and introspective, confident songwriting.
All proceeds from ticket sales will be donated to the Australian Palestinian Advocacy Network: https://apan.org.au/
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Jasmijn Woods:
Dutch-born, Melbourne-raised singer-songwriter Jasmijn Woods delivers a mix of bittersweet indie rock and alt-folk that evokes names like Angel Olsen, Liz Stringer, and Frazey Ford. With a penchant for the darkly melodic, her electric guitar-driven songs have an undercurrent of undeniable groove, delivered with magnetic vulnerability and warm, expansive vocals.
Amelia Adler:
Amelia Adler is a Melbourne-based singer-songwriter who has played in small venues across Ireland, France, Germany and Australia. She's spent the last couple of months putting together a new band to bring a fuller sound to her songwriting and is excited to share that with Melbourne's stages. Amelia's songs are reflective and personal, including influences from Mitski and Regina Spektor. Her priorities are being honest and making hard things easier to bear.
Stella Delmenico:
Abstract tales of the human condition, endless admiration for the view out the window and the longing for a good night's rest. Exploring folk, minimalist pop, blues and alternative.
Tickets: Presale $12 + bf, door $15
Set Times:
7:30 - Doors
8-8:30pm - Stella Delmenco
9-9:30pm - Amelia Adler
10-10-40pm - Jasmijn Woods
Please note that online ticket sales will close at 5.30pm on the day of the event, then the remainder of the tickets will be sold on the door.
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The Retreat Hotel is a licensed venue (18+). No ID, no entry.
The Retreat Hotel would like to acknowledge the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation, the traditional custodians of the land on which The Retreat now stands, and pay our respects to all elders past, present and emerging. We acknowledge that sovereignty has never been ceded and that our venue operates on stolen land.
