Presented by BackStage Music In partnership with Bankstown Arts Centre & CuriousWorks

What does it sound like to navigate cultural identity, memory, and sense of place in 'Western Sydney'?

Azimuth, taking its name from the Arabic word meaning “the ways/directions", is an immersive evening of brand-new, experimental music and sound art. Curated by Greek-Lebanese composer and performer Isabella Rahme, this showcase brings together a dynamic lineup of artists from diverse diaspora and First Nations backgrounds with a connection to 'Western Sydney'.

Through collaborative sonic experimentations - ranging from live acoustic performance and electronic production to spoken word and soundscapes - Azimuth explores the infinite ways cultural journeys shape the contemporary Australian landscape.

What to Expect

New Works Premieres: Fresh, collaborative compositions created specifically for this showcase.

Diverse Expressive Styles: A blend of instrumental performance, sound art installations, electronic beats, and poetry.

Community Connection: A rare chance to experience the creative process and hear local artists tell personal and conceptual stories through sound.

Physical Access: Bankstown Arts Centre is fully accessible. For detailed mobility and transport information, please visit the venue website: https://www.bankstownartscentre.com.au/plan-your-visit

Access Needs: If you have specific vision, hearing, or sensory requirements, please contact us prior to the show at info@backstagemusic.com.au or call 0402 051 903.