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  Sunday 18 March 2012 8.00pm Booking No. 12 $24/$19 Phoenix Public House Doors Open: 7.30pm LITTLE STEVIES Rarely will you see a band with the ability to connect with their audience as The Little Stevies. Their unique blend of emotive and honest songwriting, combined with catchy pop melodies and beautiful three-part harmonies do what so many others strive to; they give their audience license to really identify with them, and to feel that they're sharing something of themselves. The Little Stevies are made up of sisters Sibylla and Beth, and their childhood friend Robin. They descend from a long line of great Australian acts that includes the likes of Frente, The Waifs, and Paul Kelly, whose music retains a sense of fun while maintaining an emotional depth and maturity. It's not uncommon to see people standing in a Little Stevies' audience with a smile on their face and tears on their cheeks. Charming lyrics, luscious harmonies and an overall uplifting aura are winning hearts throughout the world. > Find out more: Website | Facebook | MySpace IMMIGRANT UNION Take one part Dandy Warhol, one part Lazy Son and one part Galvatron and you've got Immigrant Union, a new Melbourne-based act that more readily adheres to the Dylan/Young model of country-folk songwriting than any of those aforementioned acts. After meeting at Melbourne's Cherry Bar and discovering their mutual appreciation for strumming classic country on acoustic guitars, the Dandy Warhols' drummer Brent DeBoer and The Lazy Sons' singer Bob Harrow recruited keyboardist Peter 'Gamma' Lubulwa of The Galvatrons to record together. > Find out more: Facebook | MySpace Check out one of our other concerts:
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