Jess Loh

• Fake Sibling are back at The Workers Club on the 8th of July for a chilled Sunday afternoon session, offering the perfect excuse to avoid the cold. After a string of electronic trio shows they will be on stage with their full band, playing some stripped back “unplugged” versions of their unmistakable and hypnotic songs. Joining them for the afternoon will be Melbourne locals, Oh North and Jess Loh. Both offering their unique and beautiful talents to what will be a definite winter warmer of a show. About the bands: Fake Sibling Their music can be described as ‘dream pop’ or ‘electronic chill’, painting a soundscape of carefully placed electronics, melodic guitars, smooth riffing bass lines and powerful percussion. Sophie Officer’s celestial vocals front the precise production, which has earned them comparisons to The XX, Bonobo and London Grammar. www.fakesibling.com Jessica Loh + band Jessica’s music has been described as indie folk rock and her influencers span the likes of John Mayer, Sara Bareilles, James Bay, Vance Joy and Of Monsters and Men. https://www.facebook.com/jesslohmusic http://jessloh.com/ Oh! North Indie pop singer/songwriter, Dylan Ross, will be open the show for us. His music has been influenced by Holy Holy, Boy and Bear, Mumford and Sons and The 1975. https://ohnorthmusic.bandcamp.com https://www.facebook.com/ohnorthmusic