Dicey Riley's have teamed up with Yours & Owls to bring you a free weekly party of punk, rock'n'roll and alternative music. 

With bands from both interstate and the home-grown talent pool, music will kick off from 9pm EVERY Saturday with FREE entry.

Welcoming Special Guests:

- Baker's Eddy (Melbourne)

Bakers Eddy formed when 4 slacker mates decided they wanted something to do other than skate.
For the next 2 years they would go through a few band names, a few first relationships and experiment with different genres and substances.

By the end of 2016 they decided to throw themselves well out of their comfort zone and move to Melbourne where they hooked up with producer and drummer of Shihad -Tom Larkin.
The music is loud, fast and dirty - it reflects the bands happy-go-lucky mentality of giving zero fucks.
They say " if you do what you love for a job you'll never need to work a day in your life. This band provided us a route that put us outside the norm and let us do something that we actually give a shit about."
Also..
"We love water. Stay hydrated. Hydration is key. Fuck Trump."

- Split Feed (Newcastle)

Split Feed are a four-piece punk rock band hailing from Newcastle, one of Australia's fastest growing music scenes. Managing to cement themselves as one of the tightest punk bands on the East Coast thanks to their pair of EPs Googolplex (2015) and Late Bloomer (2017), as well as the 2018 single Something More, the band have gone on to support heavyweights As It Is (UK), The Living End, The Bennies, The Hard Aches, British India, The Rubens and Skegss.  

Although the loveable punk rockers are still recovering from their string of sold out East Coast shows and opening set at this year's revered Groovin' The Moo festival, Split Feed are not ones to slow down anytime soon. Cranking the heat to an all new high with arguably their heaviest release to date. With 90s and early 00s punk rock firmly in their foundations, the anthemic new single 'Homesick' is a fitting example of how the four-piece have masterfully expanded to new heights, developing into a much more raw, mature and modern sound. Brash, bold, and caked in addictive melodies and riffs, 'Homesick' is undoubtedly a Newy chant, one that is an ode to broken friendships and relationships.

- OK Hotel (Wollongong)

OK Hotel are a fuzzed out four piece from Wollongong. The group have a strong local presence with chorus' that are nothing short of a beer raise or three.