Two iconic Aussie rock acts come together for one unforgettable night at the Espy’s legendary Gershwin Room. 

With a career spanning over four decades, The Radiators are true legends of Australian rock. From sharing the stage with AC/DC, Rose Tattoo and INXS, to selling over a million records and clocking up 4000+ live shows, they continue to ignite stages across the country with their high-energy performances and timeless hits. 

Joining them are early-2000s chart-toppers Taxiride, bringing their harmony-rich sound and revitalised live show packed with singalong anthems like Get Set, Everywhere You Go and Creepin’ Up Slowly. With multi-platinum albums and an ARIA Award under their belt, Taxiride are back with renewed energy and a powerhouse set.

The Distant South are a 5 piece AltCountry band, based in Melbourne. They throw the sounds of Country, Folk, Blues and Soul into the fiery pit of angst and heartache to deliver captivating performances of melancholic….yet somehow uplifting songs. With 2 EP’s and a full length album under their belt, The Distant South continue to write and head back into the studio in 2025 to deliver their second Album.

Patrick Wilson
It’s not often that audiences witness an artist whose output is so grounded, personable, and heartrendingly honest. As it happens, there’s a distinct warmth and benevolence sewn deep within the lining of Wilson’s craft. Wilson’s rich, even-flowing voice tempts light to even the darkest corners of rooms and implores us, above all, to place trust in the hands of its owner. Make no mistake: Patrick Wilson is a man of his word. A true musician of the rarest skill, he remains in demand as a drummer and long-time guitarist for a conglomeration of Australian acts including Fanny Lumsden, Henry Wagons Georgia State Line, Lachlan Bryan and the Wildes, Ben Mastwyk and his Millions and many more.

Patrick Wilson’s Debut LP It’ll Be Alright is out through Cheersquad Records and Tapes now