ActBelongCommit and The Y HQ present: SWEET OBLIVON- SEPTEMBER EDITION

Each month we bring you the best in up and coming young artists - be the first to witness the stars of the future!

Spici Water are an Indie Rock band from Perth, Western Australia. Their music is inspired by Australian artists such as skegss, Hockey Dad and Spacey Jane. With strong vocals, sweet riffs and a heavy bass solo, Spici Water's tunes will take you back local and rock ya ugg boots off!

"Australian music with a hint of sriracha"

Coming off the back of their release 'Lavender Boii', Spici Water are hitting the road for a WA tour that you don't want to miss.

Support acts for Spici Water's Sweet Oblivion Debut!:

~ Teenage Vertigo ~
~ Groovy Tuesday ~
~ Amy Milburn ~


Doors at 6:00pm.



A WORD FROM THE Y HQ:

Please Note that this is an All Ages Drug and Alcohol Free Venue. Arriving under the influence, or bringing in alcohol or drugs will get you removed from the venue with no refund. Smoking and vaping is not permitted in or around the venue. You must be at least 10 metres away from the perimeter of the building if you choose to smoke or vape.

Remember that even though you may have been to many gigs, at this venue it is always someone else’s first time- set a good example by following the guidelines on a collaborative post we made with our attendees about 'Gig Etiquette' here: https://www.instagram.com/p/CXSykbpLtlw/

The Y HQ is proudly sponsored by ActBelongCommit. Our staff are trained in Mental Health First Aid and Challenging Behaviours. If  you need help with anything (literally anything!) or just feel like having a chat, please reach out to one of our staff and they will be able to help out. For more information  on mental health and some great tips, please jump onto the ActBelongCommit Website here: https://www.actbelongcommit.org.au

Thanks to City of Vincent for providing a space for us to continue to growth and excitement for the arts with young people in WA

The Y HQ acknowledges the land the event is happening on is stolen. We acknowledge traditional land owners, past present and emerging