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Against the Grain Festival with Pond, Hatchie, and more

Jun 20, 2026 at 12:30 PM  ·  The Princess Theatre, Brisbane The Princess Theatre, Brisbane

Against the Grain Festival
Jun 20
Against the Grain Festival
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Formed around the turn of the 2010s as a Royal Trux-cum-Cream power trio, Pond became a five-piece and has released nine studio albums. They’ve toured with Arctic Monkeys, MGMT and Flaming Lips, and played festivals like Glastonbury and Coachella.
Detroit post-punk quartet Protomartyr, led by lyricist/singer Joe Casey. Debuted with 2012’s No Passion All Technique and broke wider via Hardly Art. Albums include The Agent Intellect (2015) and Domino’s Relatives in Descent (2017).
Frankston, Australia indie-rock/power-pop four-piece The Belair Lip Bombs built a loyal Melbourne following. Fronted by Maisie Everett, they signed to Jack White’s Third Man Records and released their sophomore album Again, featuring “Again and Again.”
Australian indie pop artist Hatchie (Harriette Pilbeam) is known for dreamy, swoony melodies blending shoegaze, new wave, and dance-pop. Hits include "Keepsake" and "Giving the World Away".
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, an Australian indie rock band from Melbourne, formed in 2013, is known for their propulsive, guitar-centric sound, blending jangle pop and post-punk revival. Their music features intricate three-guitar interplay and melodic hooks. Notable albums include Hope Downs (2018), Sideways to New Italy (2020), and Endless Rooms (2022). Popular songs include "French Press" and "Talking Straight," alongside the single "Sunburned in London." They received the Levi's Music Prize.
London-formed indie-pop innovators led by Tim Gane & French-born Laetitia Sadier; krautrock + lounge/bossa/jazz/hip-hop. Key LPs: Emperor Tomato Ketchup, Dots and Loops. Worked w/ John McEntire, Jim O’Rourke; inspired Pavement/Blur; sampled by J Dilla & Tyler.
Open Season: Schweizer Rocksteady-Band, bekannt für den inoffiziellen EM-Song 2016 (später offizieller Song von BSC Young Boys); live Festival-Geheimtipp, divers, Kollab mit Dr. Mo.

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The Princess Theatre Live Music Venue Capacity: 900

About The Princess Theatre

The Princess Theatre, Brisbane's heritage-listed 900-capacity live music and performing arts venue in Woolloongabba, opened in 1888 as Queensland's oldest standing theatre, featuring ornate Italianate architecture. Reopened in 2021 after meticulous restoration, its auditorium hosts diverse concerts and cultural events, combining historic grandeur with an intimate experience.

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