Dan Brodie & Delsinki: Live at The Lomond - Sun Feb 8

Name: Dan Brodie & Delsinki: Live at The Lomond - Sun Feb 8
Start: 2026-02-08T07:00:00+11:00
Location: The Lomond Hotel

Schedule

Sun, 08 Feb, 2026 at 07:00 am

UTC+11:00

Location

The Lomond Hotel | Brunswick, VI

Dan Brodie steps out of the shadows for a rare solo show at The Lomond Hotel on Sunday February 8.
A stripped-back, close-up performance - songs, stories, and a voice whispered and weathered into something beautiful.
For one night only, Brodie is joined by friend, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Delsinki. After sharing stages across Australia throughout 2025, the two reunite for a show shaped by shared miles, late-night conversations, and the kind of musical chemistry that can’t be rehearsed.
Expect moments of collaboration as each artist steps into the other’s songs — providing musical backing, shared textures, and the kind of surprises that only happen when the right people share a stage at the right time.
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Dan Brodie
‘The Godfather of Alt-Country,’ Dan Brodie is an Australian cult icon whose bruised balladry and electric live shows have earned him double ARIA nominations and a diehard international following.
Brodie has dragged his battered songbook across the U.S. and Europe, leaving echoes in legendary joints like New York’s CBGB, L.A.’s Roxy Theatre, and Paris’s L’Olympia.
His latest record, The Ballad of Cowboy Dan, feels like an after-hours confession and a soundtrack for lost highways and haunted hearts, described by Apple Music as "a gentle slow burn" threaded with the quiet fire of an artist burning bright.
DELSINKI
Like some sort of city-bound bush poet, Delsinki sings of his environment - from carbon monoxide and asphalt plains to lockdowns and the dream of escape - and he feels the ever present lure of nature. He would seek to rewild the city, but also sees the evolving urban impact on regional areas. His songwriting projects like Sixpence have taken him across regional Victoria to bring songwriting to the outskirts and the inbetween.