We've teamed up with the famous Yours & Owls crew to bring you Illawarra's favourite Sunday session for another season.

Featuring the best local and visiting talent Australia has to offer along with drink and food specials, good times are guaranteed. Bands start from 4pm EVERY Sunday in the sunny NGH Beer Garden. 100% wallet friendly with FREE entry.

Welcoming special guests:

- SCABZ

The following tale is one based on true events. It's a tale etched in mystery. One that delves into the psyche of a man... neigh! A legend. One starry night, at a place come known to many as World Bar, Australian cricketer Brett Lee stumbled upon the guitarist and vocalist of the shittest band in Newtown, Siobhan Poynton, guarding the nightclub's entrance.

Lee wished to know what lied behind those doors, but alas, he had no identification on his person - Poynton refused the fast-bowler entry herself. And here it is now, the tale turned into song.

Listen to 'Brett Lee's Got No I.D. (And He Can't Get Into World Bar)' here:

Drummer Lara Chrystal, bassist Loz Wylie and Poynton are currently touring with triple j favourites Skegss on their predominately sold out My Own Mess nation-wide tour. They played Yours and Owls Festival in September to a packed tent. Their iPhone-produced film clip for 'Starting Line' premiered on Rage, and the track received airtime on triple j and FBi radio.

The track was recorded and mixed by Daniel Antix (Gay Paris, Modern Baseball, Hinds) at Def Wolf Studios in Alexandria and mastered by Colby McQueen (Mac The Knife, Polish Club, Hunch). SCABZ prove to be a driving force behind Australia's DIY pub rock scene having joined Frenzal Rhomb as their main support in NSW's dirty and delightful RSLs this year, and supporting the likes of politically empathic and sonically elating acts like The Peep Tempel and The Pretty Littles

The track is taken from SCABZ's forthcoming six-track EP, due for release late this year.

- Tape/Off

It's been a massive few months for Brisbane indie rockers Tape/Off since they released their acclaimed second album Broadcast Park in August, and now they're keeping the ball rolling with the album's third single Vigorous Lover and a national tour to celebrate!

The tour comes courtesy of the band's new booking agency PS Music Group who they signed with following a whirlwind few days at BIGSOUND in September, where Tape/Off made a massive impression - and many critics' lists of festival buzz bands - with their incendiary and unrelenting live show.

Now after the buzzsaw intensity of Broadcast Park's first two well-received singles Day In, Day Out and Wake In Fright, new radio tune Vigorous Lover shows a more vulnerable side to the four-piece as they tackle the complexity of the Australian male psyche head on. An approach that at first seems played for laughs soon drips with pathos as our country's gender expectations are analysed and subverted, a remarkable depth and nuance on display behind the track's meandering melody and generous abundance of hooks.

- Good Pash

- Push Bike

- Farmer & The Owl Sultans Of Spin