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About this concert
K!D return to the stage to celebrate the release of their new single Waterfall, the first drop from
their upcoming EP How Do You Feel?
Waterfall marks a bold new era for the Sydney-based duo, Waterfall marks a bold new era for
the Sydney-based duo. A song about standing on the edge, chasing the rush and the risk of
choosing to fall. And you’re invited.
Joining the lineup are some of Sydney’s most exciting rising acts — ALIYA, JENNA & THE
BREAKDOWN and WCB — setting the tone for a night to move, to feel and to fall.
Live at Low 302, this November 28.
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K!D Biography
K!D began almost by accident. Kieren and Sidonie met inside a band they’d both joined,
strangers at first, drawn together by rehearsal rooms and late nights. When that band came to a
close, the side project they had been building between shows didn’t fade with it. It grew, slowly
but surely, into something bigger: K!D.
Working out of their home studio in Sydney (Eora), K!D have been shaping songs that live in the
tension between rush and restraint, borrowing from pop, R&B and rock without settling neatly in
one lane. Kieren brings a producer’s precision and a flow that he pours into his guitar, met with
Sidonie’s instinct for melody and emotional candour. Together, they shape tracks that play like
late nights stretched out too long, sharp at the edges, tender at the core, and always circling the
mess of life and pull of love.
Their visuals carry the same spirit. Their debut video Attention was shot with no budget, directed
by the duo themselves, and turned the male gaze on its head. Equal parts playful, camp and
charged, it announced them not only as songwriters but as storytellers and set the tone for the
kind of world K!D is building.
On stage, they’ve begun to carve out a space of their own, from Oxford Art Factory to The
Vanguard. Live, K!D channel a rare chemistry: Sid’s warmth and vocal firepower spark against
Kieren’s dynamism, creating a set where energy and connection collide, and the friendship at
the heart of the band is impossible to miss.
In 2026, they’ll release a body of work three years in the making, their debut EP How Do You
Feel? lands like a dare, and the songs sound like the answers you’re not supposed to give, the
ones you keep to yourself. Over glossy rhythms and sharp hooks, they sketch men who vanish
when it counts, the bite of toxic affection, and the jolt of desire that rewrites the rules of who you
are. K!D let the contradictions stay messy, and that’s where the honesty lives. It’s music that
doesn’t moralise or romanticise, but sits in the tension of what it means to want something, even
when it might break you.
More than anything, K!D is the sound of two friends still pushing forward, growing as people,
and carving out a space that feels entirely their own.
Read Morestrangers at first, drawn together by rehearsal rooms and late nights. When that band came to a
close, the side project they had been building between shows didn’t fade with it. It grew, slowly
but surely, into something bigger: K!D.
Working out of their home studio in Sydney (Eora), K!D have been shaping songs that live in the
tension between rush and restraint, borrowing from pop, R&B and rock without settling neatly in
one lane. Kieren brings a producer’s precision and a flow that he pours into his guitar, met with
Sidonie’s instinct for melody and emotional candour. Together, they shape tracks that play like
late nights stretched out too long, sharp at the edges, tender at the core, and always circling the
mess of life and pull of love.
Their visuals carry the same spirit. Their debut video Attention was shot with no budget, directed
by the duo themselves, and turned the male gaze on its head. Equal parts playful, camp and
charged, it announced them not only as songwriters but as storytellers and set the tone for the
kind of world K!D is building.
On stage, they’ve begun to carve out a space of their own, from Oxford Art Factory to The
Vanguard. Live, K!D channel a rare chemistry: Sid’s warmth and vocal firepower spark against
Kieren’s dynamism, creating a set where energy and connection collide, and the friendship at
the heart of the band is impossible to miss.
In 2026, they’ll release a body of work three years in the making, their debut EP How Do You
Feel? lands like a dare, and the songs sound like the answers you’re not supposed to give, the
ones you keep to yourself. Over glossy rhythms and sharp hooks, they sketch men who vanish
when it counts, the bite of toxic affection, and the jolt of desire that rewrites the rules of who you
are. K!D let the contradictions stay messy, and that’s where the honesty lives. It’s music that
doesn’t moralise or romanticise, but sits in the tension of what it means to want something, even
when it might break you.
More than anything, K!D is the sound of two friends still pushing forward, growing as people,
and carving out a space that feels entirely their own.
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