Eucalyptus Composed and performed by Jack Colwell A queer song cycle of fire and regeneration Acclaimed singer-songwriter Jack Colwell returns with Eucalyptus, a finely crafted concept album about closeness, hopeful regeneration, the heat of love and the embers of ending things. Sprouting from scorched earth after a challenging period in the artist's life, Colwell's sophomore album Eucalyptus animates the unconventional arcs of intimate relationships. Expect an introspective and diaristic sonic performance of the album in full, carried by Colwell's unmistakable baritone and intricate nylon-string-guitar arrangements. After the critically praised SWANDREAM and a two-year hiatus from the stage, Colwell returns with his strongest body of work to date. ABOUT THE ARTIST JACK COLWELL is a musician & artist – a graduate of the Conservatorium of Music High School and the National Art School who has been practicing for over 17 years. His works explore queer identity, emotional and physical violence and self exploration through song and accompanying visuals for film and stage. In 2020 he released to critical acclaim – SWANDREAM, a debut album produced by ARIA winning artist Sarah Blasko. The album was best of the year on NME, Junkee, and also received praise in The Guardian as well as international media. Jack has collaborated with international artists such as Patrick Wolf, The Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Robin Guthrie of The Cocteau Twins, Wolf Alice and Owen Pallett. His EPs and soundwork have been featured in Rolling Stone, Triple J, Double J, ABC RN and The Mix; and his written works have appeared in The Guardian, Kill Your Darlings and The Big Issue. Jack has also worked with various festivals (Phoenix Central Park, MONA, VIVID, Sydney and Melbourne Festival, Melbourne Music Week, Underbelly Arts) and toured extensively across all of Australia, UK/Europe and NYC composing music for performance and dance works such as Sydney Dance Company's [Ab Intra]. TICKET INFORMATION Dates: Friday 2 February and Saturday 3 February @ 8pm Price: $25 or $20 with an Artist Pass (contact acc[email protected] for financial hardship and Mob Tickets) Running time: 60mins CONTENT WARNINGS Adult themes, mild coarse language, abuse themes ACCESS REQUIREMENTS If you have access requirements for attending the show, please complete the access requirements box during the booking process. This includes booking companion card tickets. A Brand X team member will then be in touch to confirm your requirements.For access information on the venue, please CLICK to watch this video explainer. HOW TO GET THERE Car: On-street metered parking around the venue.Bus: Oxford Street 2 minute walk (333, 373, 399, 392, 394 and M10 buses).Train: Museum Train Station 10-minute walk. Book a place Ticket Quantity Price Friday, February 2 - 8pm We don't have this quantity of tickets. Your quantity has been set to the maximum available Decrease Enter quantity Increase $25.00 Saturday, February 3 - 8pm We don't have this quantity of tickets. Your quantity has been set to the maximum available Decrease Enter quantity Increase $25.00 Book Manage Cookie Preferences