Ladies and Gentleman, rogues and villains, dames and dirty dancers, we've got something brewing, something cooking for your immersive listening pleasure! 

Thats right folks!
Hello Tut Tut and Cigány Weaver are bringing their unique flavours of gypsy, balkan, jazz and sass to one of Brisbane's most exciting new venues: The Outpost Bar. Opening the night will be singer songwriter Brad Garnett

Last year's show in Brisbane sold out so we recommend getting in early and grabbing yourself some pre-sale tickets!

Hello Tut Tut :
Fusing together the exciting worlds of gypsy, balkan, klezmer and latin music to create an entirely original form of world dance music, Hello Tut Tut will bring the party.

"Party Central!" 
- Illawarra Folk Festival 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fn0gY7MHUpI

Having played a diverse range of festivals such Rainbow Serpent, Luminate(NZ), Falls Festival and Illawarra Folk Festival they're rapidly building a reputation as one of Australias most exciting new dance bands.  

Cigány Weaver:
Formed out of a love for the legendary partnership between Django Reinhardt and Stéphane Grapelli, Cigány Weaver is one of Australia's most exciting gypsy-jazz ensembles, with a dedicated and passionate following around the country. 

Their sound is reminiscent of jazz Manouche, traditional swing and Romani music, interwoven with compelling originals and the band’s reinterpretations of classics from popular culture.  Through virtuosic and energetic live performances,  Cigány Weaver invoke everything from subtle toe-tapping to exuberant dance floor foot-stomping.

Brad Garnett:
Brad Garnett is the singer-songwriter behind Indie Folk band Gentle Persons Club who have come off their North Coast to Far North QLD tour in 2018 on the back of their Debut EP 'All We Need'.

Currently frequenting venues from Byron to Brisbane and beyond. Expect shimmering guitar, bare-bones folk style acoustic, lap steel, ukulele, harmonica and foot percussion, weaving beneath a tapestry of songs filled with lyrical backbone and landscapes of imagery.