Set Times:
6pm: Doors
6.30pm: Welcome to Country
6.45pm: Honmono no Gaijin
7.45pm: rā bellatrix
8.40pm: ミエミエ (emi emi)
9.30pm: Finish for 10pm door close

Experimental J-pop icon, エミエミ (emi emi) is launching her highly anticipated, self-titled debut EP, live at Moonah Arts Centre this October!

Born and raised in Lutruwita/Tasmania to her Launcestonian mum and Japanese dad, ミエミエ (emi emi) sings in a playful mix of Japanese and English, fusing hyperpop-inspired club tracks with upbeat, bubbly J-pop.

The launch of her first EP (co-written and produced with Charlie Pyecroft and Jack Mclaine) reflects years of experimentation and a deepening connection to her cultural roots, marking her evolution into one of Tasmania’s most interesting songwriters.

Joined on stage by friends and collaborators, Charlie Pyecroft (vocals, synth, DJ) and backup dancers Risa Muramatsu-Ray and Eri Muloolly-Hill Konishi, don’t miss this joyous and mesmerising live celebration!

Special guests on the night will be Honmono No Gaijin, a cross-cultural duo celebrating the vibrant musical traditions of Japan’s southern islands and we are thrilled to announce special guest rā bellatrix has been added to the line-up of performers! She’ll be joined by her band to perform their intoxicating fusion of alternative RnB, EDM and dark pop. They will also be joined by GOMs AKA Emma, Nina & Lisa, who will transform the Moonah Arts Centre Makers Workshop into their Shoobridge Street living room for karaoke.

We regret to announce Yulan and Blaise will no longer be able to perform as part of the line-up. Refunds are available to current ticket holders.

Audience members under 18-years-old are welcome with a responsible adult.

Supported by the Australian Governments Regional Arts Fund

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

PAY WHAT YOU CAN TICKETING
At Moonah Arts Centre, we prioritise providing accessible and inclusive opportunities and experiences for our community. Alongside a program of free events, we have introduced a “Pay What You Can” ticketing model, to reduce financial barriers to attend events, while continuing to support artists and maintaining a sustainable program of events.

Please select the ticket option most suited to you. Your selection will not be questioned or reviewed by Moonah Arts Centre. You will not be required to present any form of identification or provide any reason for your choice.

SAFE SPACE
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Image credit: Courtesy of the artist