Gutter Gold return to the stage, this time at the Bergy Bandroom fresh off the back of their debut show, riding the rush of a first-time crowd and ready to push things further. Expect the same raw, driving energy, but with a band that now knows what it feels like when those riffs, choruses and melodies moments hit a room full of people.

Built in the shadows of alt-rock, Gutter Gold are about tension and release. Crashing build-up sections that back up against intimate, melodic lines that stick with you longer than they should. Their songs are curated to seek honesty and integrity from embedded in the lyrics. Loud when they need to be, restrained when it counts, and always written to be felt live, not polished away in a studio.

They’re joined by Osmosis The Band, a staple of the Melbourne scene with a reputation for tight, explosive sets and a catalogue that’s been honed on stages all around Melbourne. This is a band that knows how to control a room and knows when to let it spin out.

Also on the bill are Swings and Roundabouts, stepping onto a stage for the very first time. This will be the moment their songs leave the rehearsal room and become something real, raw, rehearsed, and buzzing with possibility.

Three bands at different points of their journey, all colliding in the same room. If you’re chasing something genuine, come down and grab a drink, this is one worth being there for.

Under 18s can attend with a guardian.