Louis Tillet - with John Maddox & Adrian K

M@SM presents Louis Tillet - John Maddox - Adrian K

Three-course Asian Fusion-Tapas and two live sets.

Limited capacity audience tickets available.

So radical and unique...we haven't found a name for it. That is the best hint we can give you to sum up the music of these three pioneering and accomplished improvising musicians. This IS their first concert together - & will no doubt, be grateful you heard about it in time...to be the first to witness this wild Combo.

Louis Tillett, a Jazz Punk Blues and Rock Avant Garde composer, Vocalist, and Piano player has a style of music that has often been called 'Genre bending'. With classical training and then an early Punk and 60s Garage Rock career moving into his own brand of music as a Recording Artist, Louis continues to enjoy a worldwide following and recently Sold Out at Lazybones.

John Maddox is a virtuoso musician, highly regarded by his peers. He plays them with such conviction and animation that it's hard to break eye contact. If you should happen to see him play the Kazoo, while holding down a rhythm and bass on his converted Maton guitar/fretless bass...you'll never be the same.

Adrian Keating, with his Contemporary and Classical style, has among other achievements, managed to break through and create a sound that cannot be categorised or classified. From starting his contemporary music career performing with Louis Tillet in 'Paris Green', to leading orchestras for Sir George Martin, Adrian rounds off what will be a unique combination of Musicians in a world premier - expect the unexpected

Don't miss this opportunity for an up-close & personal performance!

Covid-safe guidelines:

In these COVID19 times capacity for this show is limited to an exclusive 30 dinner & show tickets only.

- Upon entry signing in is required
- Masks welcome
- Sanitiser available

Bespoke tasting dishes designed by Gastronomist, Alan Liang. Recommended as home of "The Best Ribs In Sydney" and "The Best Tapas In Sydney" by The Urban List. Heralded as a 'sensory celebration' by Concrete Playground, and a 'free-for-all snackfest' by Time Out.