Kitty Rae, TV Dreams, Subcult and Hot Glue

Burntout Bookings returns to Bad Decisions Bar on March 13th and they're bringing a stacked lineup with them! Don't miss out on Kitty Rae, Hot Glue, Keaper and TV Dreams bringing the good vibes.

Combine Sia, Lorde and Billie Eilish and you get electric, dark pop artist Kitty Rae. Creating a reputation for her pumped-up, energetic live shows, Kitty captivates audiences with her powerful vocals, driving rhythms and hard-hitting lyrics.

Originally from rural Victoria, Kitty's 2020 debut EP was produced in her home studio and gained over 40,000 streams from people connecting to her vulnerability and empowering messages. Her follow-up single Red Lights won the nationwide Campus Music 2021 people's choice award, and came 2nd in the Monash University Popular Songwriting Prize 2021. She was also a Featured Artist for the Indie Music Summit 2021.

With plenty of new material to come from Kitty Rae, her latest single ‘When Everybody Is Sleeping’ marks the start of a new era and proves that exciting things are coming from this new Australian pop artist.

Made up of sisters Lily and Pearl Harnath, Hot Glue creates tracks with a fuzzed-out beauty reminiscent of the 90s. Pulsing with a high energy guitar sound, punchy beats and catchy vocals, the band speak of frustrations and reinventions that will double the size of your heart.

subcult are an enigmatic three piece straddling a fine line between scuzzy DIY garage rock and crystalline power pop!” - Matt Doria (Australian Guitar Magazine)

The Frankston trio’s goal is to provide a show that you want played in your back yard, local pub or your fave festival and leave a lot sweatier than you arrived!

Lex, Ben & Adam push every emotion button live and supporting the likes of Ruby Fields, Press Club, Bakers Eddy & Loser they’ve learned from some of the best!

COME SEE SUBCULT FOR YOURSELF.

TV Dreams is the new project from indie musician Odin Franklin. Well known on the Sydney scene for his earlier band Viral Eyes, Odin moved to Melbourne and has been carefully crafting an LP to release this year. TV Dreams simultaneously embodies the essence of bedroom pop, and what it means to be a “do it yourself” garage ‘rock band’ while showcasing effortless endearing, lo-fi, fuzzy tracks.