EDDIE RAY
Presented by BLEACH*
Journey to a dystopian future where the world falls into silence, live music has stopped, and robots—AKA smartphones—now rule the world.
Civilisations only hope? Eddie Ray, who must traverse the wild west of the Sunshine Coast on his trusty motorbike, to find the only weapon that can beat the machines—music. Part movie, part live music gig, this independent comic film is a must-watch at BLEACH*.
Equal parts movie and live music gig, Eddie and his Band of Legends bring the epic and hilarious self-made independent film Silence of the Jams with its entirely original soundtrack to life.
Kerbside Collective is all about play. Kerbside creates and produces productions that make you laugh while thinking about the way things are.
A one-man music machine with African rhythms flowing through his veins and guitar tones so beautiful they make complete strangers fall in love.
The backbone, the glue, the very concrete structure on which all grooves are laid, the most important person in any gang—the drummer.
This renegade outlaw is so deadly with the sticks she once led 90 drummers on a rooftop of a burning building on TV. Her rhythms are like a stampede of wild stallions and as tight as a pair of cowboy jeans.
"The event combines film and live performance, includes audio visual material central to the work's meaning. .
The event takes place in the XX tent and is abled to be accessed by"
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| Photo Credit | Kerbside Collective |
| Film Created by | Kerbside Collective – Aimee and Mark Gray |
| Vocals | Eddie Ray |
| Guitarist | Hayden Hack |
| Drummer | Dee Bradbery |
| Bass | TBC |
| Keys and Sax | TBC |
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| Thursday 10 Aug | 5:30 PM |
| Friday 11 Aug | 5:30 PM |
| Saturday 12 Aug | 5:30 PM |
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We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the Yugambeh Language Region and all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People of the Gold Coast. We recognise their continuing connection and contributions to country and culture. We pay respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
