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Posted on: December 4th, 2010 by clare

Hinterlandt
Hinterlandt was founded by J Gutsch in Sydney/Australia in 2002 as an experimental music project. It relocated to Bonn/Germany in 2004. Live performances were played in places such as Sydney, Cologne, London, Rome, Hamburg, Melbourne, Lisbon, Helsinki, Berlin, Amsterdam, etc.

Music is what Hinterlandt is all about, regardless of genre and style restrictions. Be it noise rock riffs, feedback-induced dub parts, ambient sounds, electronic beats, or melancholy vocal lines in pop song arrangements, everything lives peacefully together in Hinterlandt’s trademark landscape compositions. MORE INFO

http://www.hinterlandt.net

Enjoy the unique beauty of Sydney harbour from the moment you jump on board the ferry to capture the sights and sounds of Sydney harbour. Once on the island you can hear some of Sydney’s finest musicians perform in informal outdoor settings with a harbour backdrop.

Performances start at 5pm and you can grab a beer or a wine from the kiosk
Bring a picnic rug, or low chairs and get up close and personal. The site is family friendly and we are on the flat and close to the ferry terminal.

Where: Cockatoo Island, behind the ferry wharf on the grass area in front of the camp site, known as Memorial Park. This is to the right as you alight from the ferry.

When: From 5 to 7pm on each Saturday from 13 November through to 4th December.
Transport: Ferry or water taxi. We have timed the performances so you can catch the last ferry back to Circular Quay, or of course you can stay overnight on the camp site. Visit camp ground information
the vampiresCatering: The kiosk is open which supplies alcohol and other drinks. There is food, but the menu is slightly reduced after 5pm
Of course, you can always bring a picnic hamper. NB ALCOHOL CANNOT BE BOUGHT ONTO THE ISLAND
Family Friendly: the performances will take place outdoors, so stake out your own space on the grass.
Weather: If it is rainy we will perform at an indoor venue. Information will be available at the Muster Station Visitor Centre.
Admission: Free

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