Stephen Grady & Dan Challis w/Kiri
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4 December 2025 starting 8:30 am
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From: $23.2
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Join Stephen Grady & Dan Challis w/Kiri for a one-off special show of intimate acoustic music; as three singer-songwriters share their songs and stories at one of Melbourne's iconic live music venues. Stephen and Dan will be fresh from performing together in Songs From the Canyon (www.songsfromthecanyon.com) at the Royal Botanic Gardens; and with Kiri bringing her soulful tunes, this is an evening not to be missed for anyone wanting to listen to three songwriters true to their craft. All three songwriters are set to unveil a few new tunes; with Dan releasing his new track 'True Song' on the night. It's set to be a great night of music with good vibes, so don't miss it!
Stephen Grady (Melbourne):
Stephen Grady is a folk singer, songwriter, and producer from Redcliffe, Australia, now based in Melbourne. Drawing inspiration from folk, old gospel, indie, and Americana, he’s released two solo albums, an EP, and an album with folk duo The Ahern Brothers. Grady also performs with Songs from the Canyon, a 60s Laurel Canyon-inspired group, and continues to record and teach music in Melbourne.
https://linktr.ee/stephengrady
Dan Challis (South-coast NSW):
South-coast NSW singer-songwriter Dan Challis melds together heartfelt acoustic music, with a story-telling focus. His songs centre on the lived-experience, and befit his journeyman ethos; living out the very life he tells stories about through his music. He has just released his latest single ‘Ready to roll’; a laid-back track about going it alone on a night out.
Dan connects to the hearts and minds of audience’s through his deft guitar playing, intimate story-telling, and smooth vocal delivery. He is a dedicated songwriter who cares deeply about his craft.
www.danchallis.com
~ Kiri ~ (Melbourne)
Angel and enigma; Kiri’s charming, cheeky tunes are as warm and gritty as the artist herself. Boldly honest and crushingly raw- Kiri’s songwriting is compelling, wise, and immensely relatable. Her work is an exploration of the micro and macro self; weaving small thoughts into folk-ish ballads then bringing them into thoughtful, electronic realms. Kiri’s eclectic influences are heard in her joining of traditional jazz harmony with experimental production, trombones and quasi-choral vocal arrangements, tied together in her confessional lyrics and emotive deluges. Between intimate whispers and soul-trembling cries, an audience member of Kiri’s will be pulled in lifted up and brought back down again and again and repeat.
https://kiri.day/links
Stephen Grady (Melbourne):
Stephen Grady is a folk singer, songwriter, and producer from Redcliffe, Australia, now based in Melbourne. Drawing inspiration from folk, old gospel, indie, and Americana, he’s released two solo albums, an EP, and an album with folk duo The Ahern Brothers. Grady also performs with Songs from the Canyon, a 60s Laurel Canyon-inspired group, and continues to record and teach music in Melbourne.
https://linktr.ee/stephengrady
Dan Challis (South-coast NSW):
South-coast NSW singer-songwriter Dan Challis melds together heartfelt acoustic music, with a story-telling focus. His songs centre on the lived-experience, and befit his journeyman ethos; living out the very life he tells stories about through his music. He has just released his latest single ‘Ready to roll’; a laid-back track about going it alone on a night out.
Dan connects to the hearts and minds of audience’s through his deft guitar playing, intimate story-telling, and smooth vocal delivery. He is a dedicated songwriter who cares deeply about his craft.
www.danchallis.com
~ Kiri ~ (Melbourne)
Angel and enigma; Kiri’s charming, cheeky tunes are as warm and gritty as the artist herself. Boldly honest and crushingly raw- Kiri’s songwriting is compelling, wise, and immensely relatable. Her work is an exploration of the micro and macro self; weaving small thoughts into folk-ish ballads then bringing them into thoughtful, electronic realms. Kiri’s eclectic influences are heard in her joining of traditional jazz harmony with experimental production, trombones and quasi-choral vocal arrangements, tied together in her confessional lyrics and emotive deluges. Between intimate whispers and soul-trembling cries, an audience member of Kiri’s will be pulled in lifted up and brought back down again and again and repeat.
https://kiri.day/links
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