Triple Decker at The Union - Clint Wilson & The Ruins, Caisha Sprout, The Jake Hills Band

Name: Triple Decker at The Union - Clint Wilson & The Ruins, Caisha Sprout, The Jake Hills Band
Start: 2025-11-16T05:30:00+11:00
End: 2025-11-16T09:00:00+11:00
Location: Union Hotel Brunswick

Schedule

Sun Nov 16 2025 at 05:30 am to 09:00 am

UTC+11:00

Location

Union Hotel Brunswick | Brunswick, VI

An afternoon of Roots/Americana at The Union Hotel Brunswick
with Caisha Sprout, The Jake Hills Band and Clint Wilson & The Ruins
Caisha Sprout is the brainchild of a fiercely exciting Melbourne-based songwriter of Indian heritage with musical fruit that stems from her own unique plantation of creativity. Deeply rooted in Blues, Roots and Soul.
Her Debut single Self Love, released in December of 2020, has received over 66,000 streams. Her most recent releases are the 9-track release 'When I Get Older' and her latest single 'Shake!'. This release led to her holding her spot on the AMRAP top 10 chart for three weeks and securing radio support from Triple J, Double J, Unearthed and community radio stations Australia-wide and internationally, Radio One in India. Supporting acts like Adam Newling and Mia Wray, she has played at notable local venues like Federation Square, The Soundbox, The Nightcat and The Espy as well as, Internationally, at Sofar Sounds in Dubai and India.
Caisha Sprout brings an earthy feel of guitar, piano and vocals to make your soul relearn what it is to connect with sounds and feel the lyrics.
Jake Hills, born in Gippsland, Australia, grew up drawn to Melbourne’s vibrant music scene. From the mid-90s St Kilda to the 2010s Brunswick, Jake found inspiration in the city’s eclectic mix of genres and creative communities. These influences shaped his musical journey and led him to form Fuck The Fitzroy Doom Scene, a band known for its raw, high-energy blend of doom, punk, and heavy rock. The band’s aggressive sound captured the rebellious spirit of Melbourne’s underground music culture.
Despite the success of Fuck The Fitzroy Doom Scene, Jake sought a more personal creative outlet. This led to the formation of The Jake Hills Band, a project that allowed him to explore a softer, more introspective side of his musical identity with a 70s vibe .
With this band, Jake delves into mellow, melodic sounds while expressing his life journey through his lyrics and guitar work.
Jake Hills remains a distinctive voice in Melbourne’s music scene, continuing to evolve and tell his story through music
From the moment you first hear Australian singer-songwriter Clint Wilson sing, you’ll instantly feel a deep connection with his music. The folk/alt-country artist transforms life’s small moments into worlds within each song, inviting the listener to bring their own emotions and memories along for the ride. Playing tracks from his brand new album 'Actually, It Is You'.