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View Street Amplified will have you dancing in View Street from February to November, with upbeat indie and contemporary musicians performing 11am–3pm on The Capital’s front steps. Kicking off from Saturday 28 February, it will feature a mix of Victorian touring artists and local acts. The once‑a‑month program promises good vibes and a lively atmosphere for visitors exploring View Street. Full lineup announcement coming soon.

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Saturday 28 February

11am Deano Staton 👇

Deano Stanton is an upbeat, original singer-songwriter and one-man band from Bendigo, Victoria, creating feel-good, family-friendly music for all ages. Genre-fluid and playful, he blends folk, pop, roots, blues, country, and light rock, with catchy melodies, clever humour, and choruses that stick in your head. Mostly performing as a busker, Deano brings a full, lively sound entirely on his own. His rare stage appearances are vibrant, unforgettable performances that showcase his original, charismatic style. Recently performing at MONA (Museum of Old and New Art) in Tasmania, he continues to build momentum with energetic, fully live shows that leave smiles on faces — and tunes you’ll be humming all day.

12:00pm Grim Fawkner 👇

Rambling man Grim Fawkner is no stranger to stages and streets across the globe and at home. Whether he’s touring in the UK & EU, or busking around AUS & NZ, Grim’s lyrical style and inimitable guitar technique have seen him amass a solid following of listeners and creators alike. Recent nods to his skills as a songwriter and a performer include being voted "Melbourne's Best Busker" by The Herald Sun & popular vote, an endorsement by Cole Clark guitars, and a national tour support with country music stalwart Kasey Chambers. He has performed on stages at Byron Bay Bluesfest, Queenscliff Music Festival, Great Southern Blues festival, Dunedin Folk Festival (NZ), Cygnet Folk Festival, Convoi de Fete (NDL), to name a few, as well as played shows with Marcus King Band (USA), The Waifs, Clare Bowditch, and many more.

Grim Fawkner
Grim Fawkner - Saturday 28 Feb
1:00pm Tuck Shop Ladies 👇

Tuck Shop Ladies Armed with a pair of ukuleles and razor-sharp wit, Sam Lohs and Rosie Burgess turn life’s everyday absurdities into hilarious, harmonious songs. After multiple sold-out seasons at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and two People’s Choice Award nominations at the Australian Folk Music Awards, The Tuck Shop Ladies have firmly cemented their place as crowd favourites. “My cheeks hurt so much from laughing.” — Audience member Their live show is an uplifting ride through spontaneity and connection — part concert, part confessional, and entirely joyful. With heart and hilarity, The Tuck Shop Ladies remind you that life really does sound better in harmony. “I’ve never enjoyed singing about cheese so much in my life.” — Audience member Born from their shared roots in the Australian folk scene (Fruit, The Rosie Burgess Trio), The Tuck Shop Ladies have carved out a niche all their own — blending finely crafted songs, exceptional harmonies, and a comedic chemistry that’s impossible to fake. Expect laughter. Expect harmonies. Expect to leave feeling like you want to run away with the band. “I’ll never look at baby pigeons the same way again.” — Audience member.

 

Tuck shop ladies
Tuck Shop Ladies - Saturday 28 Feb

 

Saturday 28 March

11:00am Ellie Silver 👇

Contemporary Pop / Folk, Originals & Covers

11:45am The Quarry Hillbillies 👇

Chris Jacobs (vocal, guitar, mandolin) and Pete Fidler (harmony vocal, guitar, mandolin, dobro, banjo) are Bendigo-based bluegrass musicians playing a toe-tapping mix of old favourites, interesting nuggets and spot-on originals

1pm No Sleep Till Texas 👇

Hailing from Melbourne, Australia and fueled by a love of real country music, come NO SLEEP TILL TEXAS. Paying homage to their own heroes, the likes of Buck Owens, Merle Haggard, Waylon Jennings, Doug Sahm, Dwight Yoakam, Alan Jackson and Willie Nelson, this Melbourne outfit are throwbacks to when country music was exactly that. Combined with a swag of their own songs written by their award winning frontman Rick Hart, they deliver an honest and bare bones brand of honky tonk and vintage country. NSTT are all about folks up and dancing and having a good time. If the dancefloor's full their hearts are full !!

 

Saturday 18 April

11:00am Kaho Davies 👇

Contemporary Soul / Folk, Originals & Covers

11:45am Mariah McCarthy Trio 👇

Folk singer songwriter trio

1pm Queen of Hearts 👇

As highlighted by Rolling Stone AU/NZ, Queen of Hearts is the first all-female mariachi ensemble in Australia, praised for redefining tradition through a bold, multicultural lens. Following the 2025 release of their acclaimed second studio album, Divina—a collection of original songs celebrating Latin American roots and sisterhood—the band continues to push creative boundaries. In December 2025, they recorded a new EP at the iconic Frying Pan Studios within MONA in Hobart. This upcoming release captures their signature fusion of folk, jazz, and rock, showcasing the group’s fearless storytelling and deep creative chemistry.

 

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BV&E acknowledges the Dja Dja Wurrung and Taungurung Peoples as the traditional custodians of the lands where our venues stand and where we share stories through art and culture.

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