JAMIE HUTCHINGS – BEDSIT + Tom Lyngcoln + Shoeb Ahmad
Dates & times
Sat 28 April 2018, 7.30pm–10.30 pm
Location
Drill Hall Gallery

Image: Jamie Hutchings
Jamie Hutchings performs at The Drill Hall Gallery in Canberra as part of his national tour in support of his fourth solo album, and first in seven years – Bedsit. Bedsit was self recorded by Hutchings live to a 90’s era 16 track tape machine on the outskirts of Bathurst in early 2016. It features little else but Jamie’s voice and guitar, Reuben Wills’ double bass and occasionally Jamie’s younger sister, renowned pianist Sophie Hutchings. The performance will see Jamie draw deep from what is now a deep body of work, from Bluebottle Kiss, Infinity Broke through to his current solo material.
Jamie Hutchings is a singer/songwriter/guitarist and sometime producer. He began his career as the frontman for much loved underground favourites Bluebottle Kiss in the 1990’s through to the noughties. The group released six acclaimed albums and toured many times around Australia as well as North America and the UK where some of their material was also released. Of the band, All Music in the US said “…this is challenging, rugged, dramatic rock with folk tendencies woven intricately into its coarse fabric.” He has released four solo albums, two albums with the percussion heavy quartet Infinity Broke as well as a recent album in collaboration with Peter Fenton called The Tall Grass. A frequent live performer, Hutchings’ music has seen him tour throughout Europe numerous times, North America and even China. His production work has involved artists such as Peabody, The Maladies and Mark Moldre and he has guested and collaborated with artists such as Paul Dempsey and Peter Garrett. His other interests include literature, surfing and wine. He is quite messy and cooks poorly.
Special guests on the night are Tom Lyngcoln and Shoeb Ahmad
Tom Lygcoln is the frontman for iconic Melbourne groups Harmony and The Nation Blue and will be performing tracks from his debut solo album Doming Home.
Shoeb Ahmad is well known as one of Canberra’s leading sound artists and songwriters, Ahmad’s latest releases are the EPs Masked and Romance.
$15 or $10 student concession on the door