It’s finally happening! Come join me, Renee Alison, for the long planned release party for my debut EP "She Was Buried But Not Gone". The afternoon's folk-based festivities will be hosted at the lovely Bergy Bandroom in Brunswick this May 17th.

I’ll be playing a range of my original songs, many that I’ve never performed live before. With a vibe ranging from sweet and melodic “Thank you for”, to raw and energetic “Watch the sun set again” these songs tell stories of life’s messy highs, lows, joys, losses, mysteries and everything in between.
I will be supported by Jasmine Butera and Moss Rose, two fellow female singer-songwriters who will both bring their own lovely vibes and special something to the afternoon event. Let Jasmine blow you away with her beautiful soulful voice and playful song writing, while Moss Rose will entertain with her whimsical folk melodies and delightful storytelling.

I hope you’ll join me for this fun afternoon at the Bergy Bandroom. Don’t miss this special debut event!

...I've been told I sound like Laura Marling and Nick Drake, so if that’s your vibe come along and let me know if it’s true...

Join nightlight as they celebrate the release of their debut EP, 'how does it feel?'. Blending elements of hyperpop, metalcore, and alternative pop, how does it feel? is a genre-bending soundscape that showcases the trio's love for alternative music.

Between Laura’s commanding vocals, Hayley’s iconic keytar, and Jordan’s energetic drums, nightlight delivers a performance that captures a popstar arena atmosphere with crowd-moving festival energy. Refusing to be confined by genre, nightlight are carving their place in the Australian alternative scene with their fierce and electrifying sound.

Joining them for the night are A Swift Farewell (NSW), an emo pop punk powerhouse bringing high-energy anthems; Benchcup, a genre-smashing act fusing trap and metalcore for a chaotic, heavy-hitting experience; and This Space Is Ours, a vibrant emo/pop punk band known for their anthemic sound.