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Content Source: OztixAlice Night (NSW) is returning to Melbourne for a special performance celebrating the release of her new single I Hate Ukuleles with her show Falling Forward.
Bringing new levels of honesty and intimacy with her cathartic artistry, and continuing to challenge the status quo one verse at a time. Falling Forward is confessional songwriting at its best.
Known for her entertaining off-the-cuff banter, the haunting and healing tone of her voice, and a repertoire that stretches from soulful folk, to cabaret, to parody pop princess hits with an Alice Night live show, you can be assured: something's going to happen.
Alice will offer two sets of songs for you this fine December night starting at 8pm.
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'THIS WOMAN! I saw Alice perform twice whilst up in Byron last year and brought me to tears over and over. Her heart and genuineness is piercing and intoxicating, let alone her voice and talent to express.' Kate Laurie, audience member.
'There is an unapologetic realness in Alice Night's eyes as she connects with her audience. Beyond even the music, it is thrilling to witness another human being brave enough to lower the facade.' Atlas Talisman, Open World Theatre.
Bringing new levels of honesty and intimacy with her cathartic artistry, and continuing to challenge the status quo one verse at a time. Falling Forward is confessional songwriting at its best.
Known for her entertaining off-the-cuff banter, the haunting and healing tone of her voice, and a repertoire that stretches from soulful folk, to cabaret, to parody pop princess hits with an Alice Night live show, you can be assured: something's going to happen.
Alice will offer two sets of songs for you this fine December night starting at 8pm.
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'THIS WOMAN! I saw Alice perform twice whilst up in Byron last year and brought me to tears over and over. Her heart and genuineness is piercing and intoxicating, let alone her voice and talent to express.' Kate Laurie, audience member.
'There is an unapologetic realness in Alice Night's eyes as she connects with her audience. Beyond even the music, it is thrilling to witness another human being brave enough to lower the facade.' Atlas Talisman, Open World Theatre.