Ben shares personal tales and weird stories pulled from the nebulous haze of Brisbane suburban legend.
“It’s like… looking through a window into myself… like a shadow of me… it’s like I’m writing about a character that existed but it’s not me anymore.”
So set aside some quality time to get up-not-too-close and personal with Ben and friends as he shares stories and songs about his life, the music scene, and Bris Vegas…
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Friday October 16
9:30 pm to 10:20 pm
The Outpost
Ben Ely is a founding member of the Aria award winning band Regurgitator and worked on many other projects including film and tv, Dance, Circus and theatre receiving an AFI and Australian Screen Film award for his work on the feature film Somersault.
In recent years he has been a member of the Gold Coast based Dance company known as The Farm working on shows such as TIDE, The Ninth Wave and a show collaborating with Kate Harman called Depthless. His career spans 20 plus years working as a music producer, live performer and visual artist.
General Admission – Cabaret Table Seating only
Doors open 9 pm
COVID-Safe restrictions in place
Licensed Bar available in the venue
SPECIAL OFFER: Book a table and get 15% off for the other festival show on tonight (discount code sent in your e-ticket)
The Old Museum
Sunday November 1
7:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Ever had a dream? Wanted to follow your passion? But in the end a little voice in your head stops you from going for it? Classical Theatre with a Latino flavour, Maria wants to sing for you and conquer that negative voice with her songs. More…
The Outpost
Saturday November 7
9:30 pm to 10:30 pm
Sean Sennett Presents Five talented female singers from Queensland join forces for this love letter to Brisbane – including Megan Cooper, Charlotte Emily, Lucinda Shaw and Rachael Dixon – singing songs written by Sean Sennett – with occasional assistance from Robert Parde, Tyrone Noonan (george) and Irishman Andy White. More…
The Old Museum
Sunday October 25
7:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Friends. When we are young we find ourselves becoming friends with people because they happen to be in the same places as us – at our school, at our uni, singing in our local pub while watching the latest hot band. More…
