TPAN

Join United for Palestine and TPAN for a night of solidarity and resistance.

5:30pm: doors open

6pm: film screening

Music from 7:30pm

General admission tickets are $20

No one will be turned away for lack of funds, there will be a sliding scale for folks who can’t pay full entry. First Nations get in free of charge.

All proceeds from door sales, art auction, raffle and TPAN merch sales will go toward PANZMA and supporting TPAN’s work locally. Come through, learn, connect, and stand with Palestine.

What to expect

• Bands and DJs
• Art exhibition and auction
• Raffle at the door
• Films

Vegan food will be available early on in the night. 

Raffle

You can already get raffle tickets now!

Win amazing prizes donated from local artists and businesses!

Buy your raffle tickets now with a simple transfer and remember to write your name in the description:

BSB: 067-873

ACCOUNT: 17576413

• 1 ticket: $7
• 2 tickets: $12
• 4 tickets: $20

The raffle will be drawn on the night and you can also purchase more tickets at the door.

Film screening

The night will kick into gear with a documentary screening on the Palestinian struggle for liberation programmed by TPAN.

Performances and DJs

Then, performances all night and through into the early hours, followed by DJ’s to continue the festivities.

• Robin De Graves - our drag superstar host for the night will be making the most of the time between bands in the main room.
• Raspberry Terrapin - a newly reunited femme trio capable of harmonies beyond their years, ethereal folk mixed with the ambient subtleties of Blake Reid Morris. 
• Hedgedweller - heavy setters whose riffs harken back to early 90’s grunge and noise rock.  Known for their performances in a certain red room, Hedgedweller will bring the energy on the night no question.  Bring earplugs.
• Dvrkworld - fresh off their debut full length, Dvrkworld produce nebulous synth-drenched melodies from the island’s north, a veritable supergroup with the likes of Mary Shannon (Meres) and Shawn Arnold (Teens). They enjoy a long-standing reputation for putting their energy into worthy causes, and this one is no exception.
• Woolworths\\Flushot - self-described indie thrash rap, by now no one can deny their punk bona fides with their latest album engineered by none other than Jay of Frenzal Rhomb fame.  Veterans of the local music circuit and champions of the humble house show, Woolies always know how to electrify a room.
• Glass Media - at this point it’s safe to call them the newest Triple J darlings of the local scene, these 3 bring together the 2010’s indie rock of yore with the pop-influenced earworms sung by bassist Anna Hershler.
• Chiroweg! - psychedelic globetrotters who are in tune with world culture like no one else.  Improvisation, a dedication to all things food and mind-bending grooves are what’s on the menu, dig in!

DJ’s:

• Boothy [UK Garage/Techno/House]
• Ruckus [DnB] + Ammatafact [DnB] (back-to-back)
• PsyDfx [Twilight Psytrance]

Art exhibition and auction

An art exhibition featuring generous donations from Nipaluna/Hobart artists will be silently auctioned in the Kissing Room throughout the evening.

Visual Artists:

• Matt Coyle
• Leigh Rigazzi
• George Kennedy
• Bailey Stiling
• Jonny Scholes
• Kate Loader
• Yasmin Donnelly
• Hailey Gearman
• Kat Hannavy
• Sarah Wells
• Gus Larson
• TOPSKI
• Serge Cullen
• Sarah Boyadjian
• Hannah Batstone
• Phoebe Webb
• Armie Sungvaribud
• Tom O’Hern
• Molly Turner
• Coralee Williams
• Laura Gillam
• Rosanagh May

Please do not just donate generously, but also bring your warm and wonderful energy to stand in solidarity with the people of Gaza.