Radical Son “Bilambiyal” Album Launch with special guest Frank Yamma | Brunswick Ballroom
Schedule
Sun, 09 Nov, 2025 at 03:00 am
UTC+11:00Location
Brunswick Ballroom | Brunswick, VI
Radical Son, one is of the most powerful voices and captivating performers in the Australian music scene. With his Kamilaroi heritage and Tongan roots, Radical Son blends the urgency of hip-hop with the emotional depth of soul, drawing strength from a challenging past. His work has seen him collaborate with renowned artists such as David Bridie, Emma Donovan, and Archie Roach, among others. His transformative journey and profound personal insights promise a performance that will deeply resonate and leave audiences profoundly moved.
“I am so grateful to be releasing our album Bilambiyal at the Brunswick Ballroom and am immensely proud of this work. Although I wish I had a stronger connection to Culture and Country, much of my music reflects my heritage, my mob, and my journey. With almost 20 years as an artist, I’ve stayed true to myself and my roots. I believe we have created something we can all be proud of, and I truly hope that message comes through in the songs. I absolutely love this album, and I know you will too.”
He will be joined by special guest Frank Yamma.
Frank Yamma is one of Australia’s most significant Indigenous songwriters, with an ability to cross cultural and musical boundaries. A Pitjantjatjara man, Frank sings in his native language and English. His mighty songs, magical guitar playing and deeply evocative voice tell stories of country, protection, heartache, travel and love. Although he’s lived in Adelaide for many years, Frank’s spirit belongs to the heart of Australia, Uluru, Docker River, Ernabella, Central Australia. As Frank says, “wherever the Pitjantjatjara mob come from.”
Two performances from two of the most culturally significant First Nations artists in Australia.
Very special guest Joviana Guterres will be joining this wonderful show.
Joviana Guterres, mostly known as Jovie, is a human rights activist and singer-songwriter from Timor-Leste whose work bridges advocacy and the arts. She began her activist journey by co-founding Fundasaun CODIVA, an LGBTQI network dedicated to advancing equality and justice. A passionate advocate for transitional justice and the rights of survivors of past conflicts, Jovie channels these themes into her music. Her powerful songs, such as “Feto Eroi” (Women Heroes) and “Labarik Lakon” (Stolen Children), reflect the lived experiences of those affected by conflict and injustice.
Since she began her musical journey back in 2016 with the a cappella group The Mutants, Jovie has performed widely across Timor-Leste and collaborated with renowned national and international artists, including Etson Caminha, Klamar, DAC, and Joss Stone. She sings from the heart—and when she’s not singing, you’ll likely find her strumming her guitar or ukulele with a smile. Outside of her public work, she is a proud mother to a three-year-old son and enjoys cooking, dancing, gardening, and making music in everyday life.
Grab your tickets as they will be sure to sell out fast.
Where is it happening?
Brunswick Ballroom, 25-27 David St, Brunswick VIC 3056, Australia, BrunswickEvent Location & Nearby Stays:










