Lisa Mitchell Live at Beav's Bar - Geelong

This special Sunday afternoon show celebrates Beav’s Bar as one of the winners of the OneMusic Australia Live Music Comp - a nationwide initiative that champions live music venues, spotlights the vital role of music licensing in ensuring artists are paid fairly, and reinforces the value live music brings to businesses and local communities.

To celebrate the win, acclaimed indie artist and one of Australia’s most distinctive voices, Lisa Mitchell, will perform live at Beav’s Bar on Sunday 22 February. This show offers the chance to experience her artistry up close in one of regional Victoria’s most loved music spaces.

Supporting Lisa on the day is Luke Biscan, a beloved Geelong talent known for his soulful performances and strong local following.

This is a FREE ticketed event - make sure to RSVP to secure your spot, as this intimate show is expected to fill fast.

Doors open from 3pm
Live music in the afternoon and early evening
Beav's Bar open late until 1.00am

Lisa is renowned for her beguiling melodies and hushed tones whether playing crystal pure folk such as in the sublime “Pirouette”, or wrapped-up in subtle electro beats such as 2016’s “The Boys”, or the always-popular “Coin Laundry”.

After crash-landing into the music industry while still at school, Lisa released her debut EP when she was just 17, and her second at 18; both accomplished folk pieces harbouring pop ambitions. Mitchell’s full-length debut, “Wonder”, delivered on their promise, reaching No. 6 in Australia and going Platinum. Countless Australian, UK and European tours and festival appearances followed. With highlights such as a spot at Glastonbury, many ARIA and APRA Nominations, and winning the Australian Music Prize.

The follow up album “Bless This Mess”, introduced a wider sonic scope, tethering lush piano-driven pop to jangly, rock flourishes. While on her third album “Warriors”, Mitchell wanted to shake things up, enlisting producer Eric J to balance the organic instrumentation with electronic flourishes. In 2022 she released her fourth album “A Place to Fall Apart” a beautiful folk masterpiece produced by Big Scary’s Tom Iansek

Lisa’s ongoing teasing out of the secretive, emotive intricacies of life have ensured that her songs will always resonate with those that give them time. “Music has always been such an incredible space where I feel most able to do justice to the complexity and nuances of life’s experiences,” she says. “Every one of these songs comes from a moment that moved me.’

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