Stiff Gins - the acclaimed duo of Wiradjuri/Yorta Yorta woman Kaleena Briggs and Yuwaalaraay woman Nardi Simpson - stand as Australia’s longest-currently-performing all-Indigenous female group. With more than two decades of music-making, they bring audiences a powerful blend of music, culture and language, delivered through breathtaking harmonies and warm, witty storytelling. Their performances create an atmosphere of joy, spirit and deep connection, all while Kaleena and Nardi continue to nurture emerging First Nations musicians and share their artistry with audiences around the world. Their newest album, Crossroads, has been recognised as a finalist in the NSW Music Prize for Best First Nations Album, underscoring their ongoing impact as cultural leaders and musical innovators. Produced by Syd Green, Crossroads weaves together folk, roots and Indigenous languages with refined lyrical storytelling, reflecting both personal evolution and the strength of their long creative partnership. It stands as their most accomplished work yet - a testament to their enduring place in Australia’s musical landscape. Performing this show at the Factory Theatre with their sublime and emotive 6-piece band!

“Stiff Gins’ distinctively tight vocal harmonies will stun and seduce you simultaneously.”
Diaspora World Beat

With special guest Kerryn Fields.

Kerryn Fields is a New Zealand-born artist and Folk/Americana troubadour whose live shows feel grounding, intimate and profoundly alive. Fuelled by reverence, integrity and a deep spiritual connection to the human experience, she paints timeless musical portraits that guide us back to ourselves with rare tenderness and clarity. A multi-award-winning musician, broadcaster, and widely adored storyteller, Fields is known for turning every room into a warm, wild, unforgettable gathering. With her showstopping voice, wry humour, and storytelling that cuts straight to the heart, she creates the kind of nights that stay with you long after the lights come up.

“Utterly irresistible.”
Beat Magazine