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Concert
Kinematic
Sun, Dec 6, 2026
4:00 PM GMT+11
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4:00 PM GMT+11
After a joyful 2025 return following a post-pandemic hiatus, the Kinematic Kristmas Show is back bigger and better in 2026 with a massive benefit show at the NSC, raising funds for the Anna Wearne Trust.Alongside a Kristmas smorgasbord of guests returning from the 2025 show – including Almost Isabella, GD Daley, Sarah Liversidge and Mark Sinton – Kinematic will be joined by Lisa’s Friends, a band that has a special connection to the legacy of the Trust, and J Walker from Machine Translations. This fam-friendly late matinee show kicks off at 4pm on Sunday 6 December. Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for Kids/U18s, including booking fees. U18s must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.The Kinematic Kristmas Show is all about Melbourne’s music community coming together to make some noise for a good cause. All profits raised from the show will be donated to the Anna Wearne Trust to help young people hampered by disadvantage.Northcote Social Club strives to create a safe space that everyone can enjoy.?Crowd surfing & dangerous behaviour will result in removal from the venue.? Full conditions of entry?|?Accessibility Info?? ?Can't make the event? Sell your tickets fast and fair through?our?resale partner Tixel!?
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Artist bio
Kinematic (pron. Kin-eh-mat-ick) is an independent band from Melbourne, Australia. There's no great backstory - no one in the band was once a UN peace keeper, grew up in cult or met when an elevator got stuck between floors - but like a lot of musicians, they have held down some 70-odd jobs between them to support their musical habits. Oh, Lily Allen once gave Gordo a vase of flowers, but they didn't write a song about it so we probably shouldn't have brought it up. Anywho, as of 2025 they have five studio albums, a compilation, a soundtrack, a live album/film, a whole bunch of singles and studio album #6 on the way. Their music has been described as indie rock, pop, folk, country, alternative and electronic, all of which is confusingly true. They're hard to pigeonhole but if, you're looking for a genre to file them under, we suggest 'Unpop'. Better still, just listen!
Read MoreGenres:Alternative, Indie Rock, Acoustic, Country, Indie Pop, Electronic, Folk
Hometown: Melbourne, Australia

