'Exam-avanza' ft. Takoda Meadow
with Eve Rosengarten, Natasha Stanley
The Workers Club (Fitzroy, VIC)
Wednesday, 30 October 2024 7:00 pm
Come and watch three amazing up and coming artists ... that also happen to be popular music students ... prepare for their performance exams. Buy tickets to this awesome event now!
Takoda Meadow has been playing live music since the age of 15 in venues like the Bergy Seltzer, Kindred Bandroom, Mount Duneed Estate, The Tote and recently selling out the Gasometer Upstairs with her first headline show. Takoda is working on writing an album and is hoping to tour one day!
Eve Rosengarten enjoys taking her own interpretations of contemporary popular music — just don’t ask her to commit to a genre, or she’ll have an identity crisis. Equipped with a passion for singing and piano and a captive audience, she is very excited to be performing alongside her peers!
Interlacing genres of soul, indie and blues in her music, Natasha Stanley finds a way to capture people’s hearts in the shared emotional journey of each song. With piano as her go-to instrument, each octave of this vast instrument represents a new feeling and story to tell.
Venue Accessibility
The Workers Club (including the band room) is a wheelchair accessible venue. There is a ramped entrance into the front bar from Gertrude St that can be opened with staff assistance. Accessible unisex toilets are located at the back of the venue near the beer garden entrance. If you have any specific accessibility requirements, please reach out to bookings@theworkersclub.com.au or call the venue directly on (03) 9415 6558 before the show to see how we can best accommodate you.
Takoda Meadow has been playing live music since the age of 15 in venues like the Bergy Seltzer, Kindred Bandroom, Mount Duneed Estate, The Tote and recently selling out the Gasometer Upstairs with her first headline show. Takoda is working on writing an album and is hoping to tour one day!
Eve Rosengarten enjoys taking her own interpretations of contemporary popular music — just don’t ask her to commit to a genre, or she’ll have an identity crisis. Equipped with a passion for singing and piano and a captive audience, she is very excited to be performing alongside her peers!
Interlacing genres of soul, indie and blues in her music, Natasha Stanley finds a way to capture people’s hearts in the shared emotional journey of each song. With piano as her go-to instrument, each octave of this vast instrument represents a new feeling and story to tell.
Venue Accessibility
The Workers Club (including the band room) is a wheelchair accessible venue. There is a ramped entrance into the front bar from Gertrude St that can be opened with staff assistance. Accessible unisex toilets are located at the back of the venue near the beer garden entrance. If you have any specific accessibility requirements, please reach out to bookings@theworkersclub.com.au or call the venue directly on (03) 9415 6558 before the show to see how we can best accommodate you.