The sun’s upon a momentous day as Petrashevsky Circle release their debut offering of recorded music into the world. Whilst plying their trade around the pubs and sheds of Naarm for a year, the P Circle have been carefully putting together an album brimming with their unique style of controlled chaos. Frenetic and ecstatic, angular and divine, there’s something for everyone. Come and celebrate this feast for the ears with us as we drop it at the mighty Bergy Bandroom, Saturday the 30th of March. Joining Petrashevsky Circle are two of the best bands in the land, Eileen Grace and Nadia Phillips.

Nadia Phillips is a Naarm/Melbourne based singer/songwriter with a musicality that allows her to keep exploring instruments, styles and genres. Nadia explores life through the lyrical lens of love, loss and longing in aim to break down the complexities of self understanding; all whilst capturing fleeting moments in time.

Eileen Grace is a collaborative project run by singer/songwriter Riley (they/them), based in Naarm, Australia. Eileen Grace explores all different genres of themselves and the talented musicians around them, displaying inspirations of soulful blues, jazz and rock tones. Eileen Grace immerses the listeners with lyrical intensity as a juxtaposition of soul and groove within the music itself.

Doors at 8PM! Don’t be late!

This event will be taking place on stolen Wurundjeri land, sovereignty was never ceded. Always was, always will be Aboriginal land.