Belinda Holland has been singing jazz and blues in Sydney for over two decades. An exciting straight ahead jazz vocalist who really swings and sings the blues, Belinda will make you laugh out loud, but just as quickly quiet a busy room with a stunning ballad.

Jean Marshall's soulful voice effortlessly commands the stage, paired with the masterful guitar of Jess Fox. Their repertoire is a delightful mix: timeless Blues and Jazz classics reinterpreted with fresh energy, unexpected twists on popular hits, and offbeat gems you might not have heard before.

There’s a special kind of magic created when siblings sing together, and sister act The River Li are no exception. Aurora and Tessa sing original songs as well as fresh arrangements of their favourite tracks by indie pop, folk and alt country artists, accompanying themselves on guitar and keyboards.

Coucou Zazous brings vintage jazz to life with their unique blend of standards from luminaries such as  Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, and Nina Simone, along with enchanting French Chansons. 

Jess Fox is a Blue Mountains based guitarist, singer and multi-instrumentalist, who performs music that is steeped in a deep connection to folk, Americana and jazz. Jess is joined by fellow local guitarist and composer, Eitan Muir.

Kate Woolfe renders an adventurous repertoire, spanning the standards – including Ellington, Porter, Berlin and Gershwin – and remodels the classics in a fresh, lounge-style.

Honey Hive is a smooth jazz duo featuring the golden vocals of Kristina Frazer and the sweet, melodic sounds of Karl Javernig on guitar. Honey Hive will leave you swinging and singing and buzzing for more!

Coucou Zazous brings vintage jazz to life with their unique blend of standards from luminaries such as  Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, and Nina Simone, along with enchanting French Chansons. 

Joel Fox is a Blue Mountains based guitarist, singer and multi-instrumentalist, who performs music that is steeped in a deep connection to folk, Americana and jazz. Joel is joined by fellow local guitarist and composer, Eitan Muir.