Where: Northcote Social Club
Northcote
3070
Australia
Melbourne
What: OH! Daisy @ Northcote Social Club
When:
PLAYING TIMES: LUCY LORENNE 9.30PM ‘TIL 10.10PMSICK VISOR 8.30PMCHLOE BOOTH 7.30PM FREE ENTRY | $20 CHICKEN & EGGPLANT PARMAS | $10 PINTS OF MOUNTAIN GOAT Kick those Monday blues to the curb at Social Sanctuary – your weekly night of free live music at NSC. We’ve lined up a stellar roster of your fave local artists and some exciting new talents breezing through town! This week Lucy Lorenne, Sick Visor and Chloe Booth are stopping by for a show. Lucy Lorenne is a Naarm / Melb based indie pop-rock artist in the vein of modern pop acts, Olivia Rodrigo, Beabadoobee, with an added local Aussie flair, à la The Buoys, Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers, The Vovos. Lucy and her 5-piece band are making hella waves in the new music scene, cultivating a strong following with their colourful live-wire sets. Tapping into 90s grunge but with modern alt pop tendencies - Lucy and co. perform some big punchy songs, complete with snappy riffs, hooky melodies and angsty-sweet lyrics. She’s heartfelt and loud about it. Lucy’s latest single ‘Wanting You’ is a roaring anthem for all the babes out there sick to death of chasing or being chased by loserrrs. With more shows and music in the works, Lucy Lorenne is gearing up to finish off 2025 with one goal in mind – to slay your hearts, minds, and ears. Catch her shows and follow socials, she’s worth it. Just ask her fans: “giving badass b*tch barbie” (Darcy, 15). Making an immediate impact with their infectious & vibrant energy, Melbourne indie-punk duo Sick Visor are flipping the script on the emo-alternative playbook. Fresh from a Aus headline tour for their new EP ‘Chuck a Sickie,’ the band have been bringing smiles & happy-go-lucky punk to audiences nationwide. Starting in a Melbourne share-house in 2022, besties Alex (Vox/ Guitar) & Katie (Drums/Vox) wrote their first songs as a ‘muck around’ creative outlet but have since landed spins on Triple J & RAGE and adoring reviews on Triple J Unearthed alongside Spotify & Apple Music playlists, with pop-punk collab Feeling Alright Forever (feat. TOWNS) being the 5th most play-listed song in Aus release week. From supporting punk icons Frenzal Rhomb, to aus-indie mainstays Sly Withers, Beddy Rays and The Terrys, Sick Visor have played coast to coast, including an album tour with Bec Stevens in 2023 & (almost) sold out headline shows in Melb, Bris, Adelaide and Sydney. The band’s new EP ‘Chuck a Sickie’ is chock-a-block full of sweet & scrappy punk, both simultaneously no-nonsense & full of nonsense. The release embodies the duo’s go-getter & DIY attitude, from getting on the tools to fit out their own home studio to producing and mixing the songs themselves. Sick Visor bring an undeniable energy, with a musical brand that’s fun, fast & unguardedly honest, the duo are quickly becoming one of Australia’s most enjoyable emerging acts. “intelligent themes in their sharp and bouncing punk, packed full with bags of pop. Daftly serious while seriously daft, what a pleasure.” - The Underground Stage Chloe Booth is an alternative pop-rock artist from Melbourne. Her songs are a seamless blend of electrifying riffs, honest lyrics and memorable hooks. After preparing a collection of new songs, Chloe and her band are set to hit a stage near you in the coming months. Social Sanctuary is proud to be sponsored by Mountain Goat. Our show is being held on the lands of the Wurundjeri People and we wish to acknowledge them as the Traditional Owners of this land we are gathered on. We also pay our respects to their Elders, past and present, and Aboriginal Elders of other communities that may join us for our show. THIS SHOW IS STRICTLY 18+Northcote Social Club strives to create a safe space that everyone can enjoy.Crowd surfing & dangerous behaviour will result in removal from the venue.Full conditions of entry | Accessibility Info
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3070
Australia
Who: OH! Daisy
Punk
OH! Daisy is a pulsing, punky punch of feminine energy. Full of sass, tension, and just the right amount of choas, they’re fast becoming one of the most electric names in Australia’s alt-rock scene. Their sound is build for screaming in the mirror before a night out - raw, theatrical, and gloriously unhinged.