Darren Hanlon

Lively in Melbourne

Fri
26 Jul
Brunswick Ballroom

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DOORS 6.30PM // KITCHEN OPEN // SHOW STARTS 8PM

Darren Hanlon will take a nostalgic journey back and revisit his debut album Hello Stranger on July 26rd at the Brunswick Ballroom, 22 years after it was launched here in Melbourne.  

Hello Stranger was the album that thrust Hanlon into the consciousness of the Australian scene with Punks Not Dead being thrashed by the national broadcaster and gaining him a 45 spot on the Hottest 100.

Darren Hanlon will reunite with the Hello Stranger 2002 touring band (Bree van Reyk, Simon Wooldridge) for this special one-off show. They will perform the album in full as well as some of his other well known songs. This will also serve as the launch to the first vinyl pressing of the album.

with special MACHINE TRANSLATIONS

TICKETING INFO 

Please have a digital or printed copy of your ticket ready on arrival along with a valid photo ID. Acceptable ID includes a current and valid Australian Photo Drivers Licence, State Approved ‘Proof of Age’ card or Passport.

The Brunswick Ballroom strives to improve our practices when it comes to sustainability and to reduce our carbon footprint. We don’t sell or provide plastic water bottles.

VENUE INFO 

THE BALLROOM MENU
The kitchen will be serving The Ballroom Menu for this show.
You can view the delicious offerings available by clicking here.

ACCESSIBILITY
The Brunswick Ballroom is Accessible.
The Brunswick Ballroom has made significant improvements to accessibility by installing an Acorn Chairlift. (Model: New Acorn Indoor 180 Curved Stairlift.)

VENUE FAQS
To find out more about the venue, FAQs can be viewed by clicking here.

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