Annie-Rose Maloney will be bringing her unmistakable voice and quietly powerful songwriting to the stage as part of April's Brunswick Socials with Country Struts, performing at the Quadraphonics Club on April 30th, following the evening's boot scooting.

Annie-Rose Maloney writes country-ish music about the deep kernels of pain we all carry around in our pockets. Fast becoming an alt-folk favourite in the Australian scene, Annie-Rose has already supported the likes of Angel Olsen, Hurray For The Riff Raff, Andy Shauf and Angie McMahon, despite having only released her debut album ‘Circle Walking' in February 2025.

Raised on Wadawurrung Country with a piano in the house and a granny who yodelled at bedtime, Annie-Rose grew up inspired by the likes of K.D.Lang's ‘Hymns of the 49th Parallel', The Be Good Tanyas and The Waifs. After she played a single One Day International (ODI) for the Australia women's cricket team against India in July 2011, she started and ended her first award-winning band, Murdena, before spending the last decade honing her solo project - only now coming into fruition.

Annie-Rose has a simple ethos when it comes to writing a song. It must have a pulse, it must feel nice to sing, and it must bear a truthfulness about our human experiences. Her assured presence holds the audience gently as they move through moments of heartbreak, loneliness and elation.

8.30pm in the Clubroom straight after Country Struts Boot Scooting!