Presented by Salt & Steel
Gravel Pit Festival - A Night of Psych, Grunge and Alt Rock
with guests Lemonise, Bad Lunar
The Baso - The Abyss (Belconnen, ACT)
Thursday, 11 July 2024 7:00 pm
Gravel Pit Fest - A night of psych, grunge and alt rock music in celebration of Salt & Steel's new single ""Gravel Pit"
Salt & Steel
Where the open road meets the horizon, you’ll find Salt and Steel.Their music, a fusion of psychedelic exploration, gritty rock riffs, and soulful blues, serves as a sonic map of their nomadic journey.
Full time rockers, this powerhouse duo literally find themselves living life on the highway in a van that doubles as a solar powered rehearsal studio.
Lemonise
Australian psychedelic funk-rock outfit Lemonise was born and bred in the backstreets of Sydney’s Inner West. Bringing together frontman Jake Magi’s eclectic songwriting, didgeridoo playing and vocal ability, drummer Olli Hughes’ metal-influenced precision, Max Mollica’s in-the-pocket bass licks and guitarist Maya Gertler’s classic Zeppelin-inspired sound, Lemonise truly is a band like no other.
Bad Lunar
Hailing from Canberra, Bad Lunar is a four-piece alternative rock band with powerful feminine vocals, a touch of indie sleaze and plenty of attitude.
Formed in 2019 and inspired by the likes of Muse, Nothing But Thieves and Royal Blood, the band aims to entertain and bring fans on a journey through their music.
Think demanding vocals, guitar solos that could split seas, heavy bass lines and precise punchy drums.
Shakamoto:
Swept off the shores of Wollongong, Australia, the 4 piece psychedelic influenced garage rock band Shakamoto are a uniquely distinct, mind expanding combination of blistering guitars, primal drums, thundering bass and galvanising vocals with lyrics fostered from the deepest depths of their imaginations of which alongside the underlying themes of their songs, have you questioning their maturity whilst recognising their profundity of our world.
More acts to be announced!!
Salt & Steel
Where the open road meets the horizon, you’ll find Salt and Steel.Their music, a fusion of psychedelic exploration, gritty rock riffs, and soulful blues, serves as a sonic map of their nomadic journey.
Full time rockers, this powerhouse duo literally find themselves living life on the highway in a van that doubles as a solar powered rehearsal studio.
Lemonise
Australian psychedelic funk-rock outfit Lemonise was born and bred in the backstreets of Sydney’s Inner West. Bringing together frontman Jake Magi’s eclectic songwriting, didgeridoo playing and vocal ability, drummer Olli Hughes’ metal-influenced precision, Max Mollica’s in-the-pocket bass licks and guitarist Maya Gertler’s classic Zeppelin-inspired sound, Lemonise truly is a band like no other.
Bad Lunar
Hailing from Canberra, Bad Lunar is a four-piece alternative rock band with powerful feminine vocals, a touch of indie sleaze and plenty of attitude.
Formed in 2019 and inspired by the likes of Muse, Nothing But Thieves and Royal Blood, the band aims to entertain and bring fans on a journey through their music.
Think demanding vocals, guitar solos that could split seas, heavy bass lines and precise punchy drums.
Shakamoto:
Swept off the shores of Wollongong, Australia, the 4 piece psychedelic influenced garage rock band Shakamoto are a uniquely distinct, mind expanding combination of blistering guitars, primal drums, thundering bass and galvanising vocals with lyrics fostered from the deepest depths of their imaginations of which alongside the underlying themes of their songs, have you questioning their maturity whilst recognising their profundity of our world.
More acts to be announced!!