THE VAMPIRES, and Javier & the Wave at the Corridor Project, Wyangala NSW

Sat 19 Sep 6pm - 9pm
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THE VAMPIRES, and Javier & the Wave at the Corridor Project, Wyangala NSW

Sat 19 Sep 6pm - 9pm

The Corridor Project, Canberra

ABOUT: The VAMPIRES

ARIA award winning jazz quartet The Vampires appear at The Corridor Project launching their latest album "Skydancer".

The Vampires remain one of Australia's most distinctive and acclaimed jazz ensembles. The quartet - Jeremy Rose (saxophone, bass clarinet), Nick Garbett (trumpet), Noel Mason (bass) & Alex Masso (drums) - has carved out a unique place in the international jazz scene, melding intertwining saxophone and trumpet lines with hypnotic grooves and genre-defying textures drawn from jazz, afrobeat, dub, and psychedelia.

2026 marks the band's 20th anniversary, celebrated with the release of their eighth studio album, Skydancer (Earshift Music). The album has drawn acclaim from critics across Australia, Europe, and the US, with MOJO (UK) praising its "seductive melodic quest" and Jazzthetik (Germany) calling the band "true aesthetes," among many others.

ABOUT: JAVIER & THE WAVE

Javier & The Wave is a high-vibe fusion of Reggae, Rock, R&B, and Latin Music band, led by Chilean frontman Javier Rocha. Born from a love of nature, culture, and hopes for humanity, their music carries messages of freedom, unity, and joy, resonating from Australia to South America, New Zealand, and beyond.

​Known for their 'feel-good' original tracks, a big sold-out album release show in their hometown (Orange), and their sold-out Bob Marley tribute shows, the band (with Rocky, Sam, Will, Chris and Liam) creates an unforgettable experience that leaves their listeners feeling inspired and uplifted.

PLAYING TIMES

Doors open 6.00pm

Javier & The Wave: 7pm

The Vampires : 8pm

ABOUT THE CORRIDOR PROJECT SPRING SERIES


The Corridor Project [TCP] is a not-for-profit arts and cultural organisation situated on Wiradjuri Country near Cowra in the Central West of New South Wales.

The Corridor Project hosts a monthly series of live music weekends through Spring 2026, in an historic woolshed.

A cash bar service is available and meals can also be pre-ordered with your ticket.

A limited number of camping sites are also available.

Discounted weekend passes for two concerts are also available.

The series is made possible through the support of Revive Live, a program of the Commonwealth Government.