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Four internationally acclaimed artists.
One unforgettable week.
They've played the world's biggest stages. This October, they'll play The Barn.
CJF Presents brings internationally acclaimed artists to Lutruwita / Tasmania for a series of intimate performances you'll only experience at Rosny Farm.
Across four nights, discover fearless improvisation, powerful spoken word, explosive funk and genre-defying contemporary music from GRAMMY nominees, global collaborators, and some of contemporary music's most exciting live performers.
Whether you're seeing a favourite artist up close or discovering someone entirely new, every performance offers something rare: experiencing world-renowned artists up close in one of Australia's best acoustic live music venues.
These are performances you won't find anywhere else in Tasmania.
Five exclusive shows. Limited capacity.
When tickets are gone, they're gone.
Innovative, disruptive, and deeply original – BIGYUKI is a magnet for adjectives, but remarkably resistant to labels.
Probably best described as one of the most exciting live musicians working anywhere in the world, New York-based Japanese keyboardist, composer, and producer BIGYUKI (JPN/USA) has built a global reputation for creating music that refuses to stay in one place.
Blending jazz, soul, hip hop, and electro with fearless improvisation, his performances are immersive, unpredictable, and unlike anything you've experienced before.
After establishing himself as one of New York's most sought-after session musicians, BIGYUKI became the collaborator of choice for some of the biggest artists on the planet including Kamasi Washington, Lauryn Hill, Robert Glasper, J. Cole, Bilal and A Tribe Called Quest (he's also appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert as part of Jon Batiste's house band).
But it's through his own music that BIGYUKI has become one of contemporary music's most compelling voices.
Driven by infectious grooves, dazzling musicianship and an unmistakable sonic identity, his trio moves effortlessly between explosive energy and moments of epic restraint.
Presented in the intimacy of The Barn, this exclusive, debut Tasmanian performance offers a rare chance to experience one of contemporary music's most innovative artists up close.
Come curious. Leave completely blown away.
You will be thoroughly entertained with these classic shows!
Once upon a time in a land far away, a kingdom had a rather unusual problem: Queen Aggravain decreed that no couples could marry until her son found a bride. To stop that happening she set impossibly difficult tests for all the Princesses who apply. Enter Princess Winnifred — an unconventional swamp princess who is more than happy to turn the kingdom upside down. Raucous, romantic, full of colourful characters and packed with sidesplitting shenanigans, Once Upon a Mattress puts a hilarious twist on the 'Princess and the Pea' fairy tale.
Then, Broadway razzle dazzle hits town as young city slicker Bobby Child is sent to Deadrock, Nevada to foreclose on the local theatre. After promptly falling in love with the theatre owner's daughter, he uses cunning, razzmatazz and a case of mistaken identity to save the theatre and win her heart. Crazy For You's memorable Gershwin tunes include "I Got Rhythm" "They Can't Take That Away From Me" "Nice Work if You Can Get It" and "Someone to Watch Over Me".
Big theatre. Young stars.
An Exitleft musical comedy double bill. Presented by ExitLeft's fabulous Senior performers, these 60 minute Youth Edition adaptations deliver two tasty morsels of classic broadway entertainment for the price of one!
Moonman's back-and he's bringing the whole gang. From the Front Bar to Melbourne International Comedy Festival, get ready for a comedy supernova featuring Dr Tyler Wall, French insights from Jean Le Camembert and Port Adelaide's most tragic and beautiful fan, Gavin Muntberry.
They're all crashing the Full Moon Party, live and unfiltered. There will be appearances from Malcolm Turnbull, Russell Crowe and a galaxy of other stars. It's part stand-up, part fever dream, all Moonman.
Come for the laughs, stay for the Full Moon lunacy. Party like it's 2026.
Live music at Hadley's Orient Hotel every Saturday with Michael Roberts.
Enjoy a wonderful evening out in Hobart at the Art Bar at Hadleys.
Free entry.
Michael Roberts is a Tasmanian musician and producer who worked for many years in Sydney and toured internationally.
At the grand piano he plays and sings from a huge repertoire that embraces different eras from the American Songbook through the golden years of the '60s to the '80s and '90s. You could hear classics from Lennon/McCartney, Elton John and Billy Joel.
From Burt Bacharach, Simon and Garfunkel, Carole King and James Taylor to Australian classics from Paul Kelly, Crowed House and many others. Requests are welcome.
From Star Wars to Jurassic Park, Harry Potter to Jaws, and Indiana Jones to Home Alone, no composer has shaped the sound of the movies quite like John Williams.
With more Academy Award nominations than any other living person, John Williams' music makes for an extraordinary live experience.
Who better to celebrate the best of Williams' career than the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra? In a special concert event, the TSO and TSO Chorus, Art of the Score podcasters Andrew Pogson, Dan Golding, and conductor Leonard Weiss will take you into the musical world of Williams in a love letter to the great Maestro.
This performance does not feature any screens or film footage.
Two hilarious shows for the price of one!
First, set sail with a hilarious crew of swashbuckling pirates in How I Became a Pirate, as young Jeremy Jacob discovers that adventure is exciting, but there are some treasures that simply can't be found on a treasure map. With pirates, buried treasure and plenty of swagger, it's a rollicking musical adventure for the whole family.
Then, things take a deliciously dark turn with The Addams Family, where Wednesday Addams has fallen in love with a very 'normal' young man and decides to introduce him to her wonderfully weird family. What could possibly go wrong? As the Addams and Beineke families come together for one unforgettable dinner, secrets, surprises and plenty of Addams-style mayhem are guaranteed.
An Exitleft musical comedy double bill. Big theatre. Young stars. Presented by ExitLeft's fabulous Junior performers, these two 30 minute Younger@part adaptations deliver a family friendly theatrical experience packed with music, comedy, character and plenty of heart.
Two completely different worlds. Two hilarious musicals.
One magical night at the theatre.
Five times ARIA Award winning artist Katie Noonan has released her 30th studio album: Alone but All One.
The album is an intimate and powerful exploration of love in all its stages and features Katie's first songwriting collaboration with acclaimed writer Trent Dalton. The album is a powerful and delicate offering with Katie's piano and a string quartet the only accompaniment for her exquisite vocal performance.
Alone but All One is a quiet turning inward - a return to something essential. Musically it is very stripped back - just Katie, her piano and a string quartet, recorded live in her lounge room on Gubbi Gubbi Country in the hills behind Nambour, Queensland.
It feels like a deep breath before the next chapter. The creative intention is clear: to honour this moment, share it with care, and trust that others will feel themselves in it too.
Graham Toole is best known for his acclaimed Kenny Rogers & Friends theatre show performing timeless hits including Lady, The Gambler, She Believes In Me, Ruby, Daytime Friends, Rhinestone Cowboy, Thank God I'm a Country Boy, Country Roads, Lucille, Galveston, You Can't make old Friends.
A recipient of the Frank Ifield International Spur Award, he presents a polished, refined, and engaging performance backed by an exceptional session band, appealing to audiences across multiple generations.
An accomplished tribute artist singer‑songwriter with more than 38 years of professional performance experience. He is also celebrated for his authentic interpretations of Glen Campbell & John Denver.
Graham gained worldwide recognition after being selected to play Kenny Rogers with the Las Vegas Legends at Melbourne's Crown Casino.
Block out your diary because Moo Brew is back on the Mona lawns for an afternoon of revelry—with Melbourne rockers favourites Dallas Crane headlining.
Known for their raucous, guitar-driven live shows, the band are joined on the bill by Glass Media, Rā Bellatrix and Pisco Sour.
Back where they first started brewing over 20 years ago, they'll be serving up Moo Brew's core beers, some experimental brews, plus the return of Single Hop in its iconic 440ml can and the much-loved hefeweizen.
There'll also be flame-cooked food from Heavy Metal Kitchen, and a stout and oyster bar.
Entry is free. So bring your mates, your picnic rug and your appetite for a day of live music, cold beer, good food and great company.
One of Australia's most respected and reliably brilliant stand-up comedians, Daniel Connell, is hitting the road on another national tour across the country. Fresh off winning the 2025 Piece of Wood Award at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, the coveted peer-voted honour awarded by fellow comedians, Connell continues his quiet rise as one of the most admired voices in Australian comedy (Melbourne International Comedy Festival).
Renowned for his understated charm, dry observational wit and masterfully constructed storytelling, Daniel Connell has built a career on delivering slow- burn, deeply satisfying comedy that catches audiences delightfully off guard.
His calm, relatable presence instantly puts crowds at ease, allowing punchlines to land with devastating effect.
In Prairie Dog, Connell leans into his signature style of warm, intelligent stand- up, unpacking the absurdities of modern life with precision and heart. From the strange habits of everyday Australians to the quiet chaos bubbling beneath polite society, Prairie Dog is classic Connell: thoughtful, tightly written, and laugh-out-loud funny.
Award-winning stand-up Daniel Connell (as seen on Have You Been Paying Attention?) returns with a brand-new show. Book now as this show will sell-out. 'A comedic masterpiece' - Onya Magazine.
