The midwest, particularly the part of the midwest ***Eric D. Johnson*** (USA) hails from, is a largely flat expanse. Zipping through it on the highway, you'll see cities and towns rise up in the distance, but blink and you'll miss other man-made rejoinders to horizontal living dotting the landscape, hill after hill, built from the refuse of the past: landfills. Some of these hills make for great sledding spots, parks, and trails. Others turn organic waste into compost. The Landfill, Fruit Bats' June 12, 2026 album from Merge Records, is something else entirely: a mountain dominating the landscape of Johnson's heart.

This being a Fruit Bats record, one scales that mountain to take in the view, to see the future spread out as wide and endless as the midwestern plains. &ldquo;But the mountain that gives us this vantage point,&rdquo; Johnson says, &ldquo;is made out of the trash that we've created, the collective weight of the past and where it's taken us.&rdquo; When he details that view on title track and lead single &ldquo;The Landfill&rdquo; &mdash; &ldquo;a holy vision / of what could be / and couldn't be / and could have been&rdquo; &mdash; it's thrilling to hear him sent soaring by a full complement of instruments. But what's truly stunning is how, in his recontouring from could to couldn't to could have been, he has lost none of the vulnerability that was brought to the foreground of his song-writing by 2025's solo outing, Baby Man.

Over the course of his now 25-year career under the moniker, most of Eric D. Johnson's output as Fruit Bats has been the product of patience and fine-tuning. His songs, to borrow a phrase, are slow growers, given life on albums that encompass long stretches of time and memory. Baby Man changed that &mdash; he disallowed himself from referring to material he'd been working on before laying the album down, utilising the morning pages technique of stream-of-consciousness, observational song-writing which flowed directly into his afternoon recording sessions. It was both a breath-taking document of Johnson's skill as a singer-songwriter and an unvarnished account of the two weeks in which he recorded the album.

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**VENUE INFO**

Shows are Standing unless clearly stated. Check Ticket Type when purchasing.

**Howler Bar & Grill**
 The kitchen will be serving a full menu from **5pm (Tues - Fri) and 2pm (Sat - Sun)** till late including vegan and vegetarian options.
 You can view the delicious offerings available by clicking here.

Booking are not essential but recommended here.

**Accessibility**
 Howler is Accessible.
 Both Garden and Theatre are 100% accessible for patrons including a central restroom and easy curbside access for car services. 

This venue accepts companion cards. Simply purchase your ticket and contact Moshtix to arrange access for your Companion. 

**Parking**
 A park and ride, council operated carpark is located immediately outside of Howler's doors.

**Public Transport**
Howler is conveniently located just a two minute walk from both the Route 19 Coburg tram (stop 21), and Jewel train station on the Upfield line.

**Bicycle**
We adjoin the Upfield Bike Path and have many designated bike parks on site.

FRUIT BATS (USA) SOLO

The midwest, particularly the part of the midwest ***Eric D. Johnson*** (USA) hails from, is a largely flat expanse. Zipping through it on the highway, you'll see cities and towns rise up in the distance, but blink and you'll miss other man-made rejoinders to horizontal living dotting the landscape, hill after hill, built from the refuse of the past: landfills. Some of these hills make for great sledding spots, parks, and trails. Others turn organic waste into compost. The Landfill, Fruit Bats' June 12, 2026 album from Merge Records, is something else entirely: a mountain dominating the landscape of Johnson's heart.

This being a Fruit Bats record, one scales that mountain to take in the view, to see the future spread out as wide and endless as the midwestern plains. &ldquo;But the mountain that gives us this vantage point,&rdquo; Johnson says, &ldquo;is made out of the trash that we've created, the collective weight of the past and where it's taken us.&rdquo; When he details that view on title track and lead single &ldquo;The Landfill&rdquo; &mdash; &ldquo;a holy vision / of what could be / and couldn't be / and could have been&rdquo; &mdash; it's thrilling to hear him sent soaring by a full complement of instruments. But what's truly stunning is how, in his recontouring from could to couldn't to could have been, he has lost none of the vulnerability that was brought to the foreground of his song-writing by 2025's solo outing, Baby Man.

Over the course of his now 25-year career under the moniker, most of Eric D. Johnson's output as Fruit Bats has been the product of patience and fine-tuning. His songs, to borrow a phrase, are slow growers, given life on albums that encompass long stretches of time and memory. Baby Man changed that &mdash; he disallowed himself from referring to material he'd been working on before laying the album down, utilising the morning pages technique of stream-of-consciousness, observational song-writing which flowed directly into his afternoon recording sessions. It was both a breath-taking document of Johnson's skill as a singer-songwriter and an unvarnished account of the two weeks in which he recorded the album.

**with support from Jess Ribeiro.**

*****

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**VENUE INFO**

Shows are Standing unless clearly stated. Check Ticket Type when purchasing.

**Howler Bar & Grill**
 The kitchen will be serving a full menu from **5pm (Tues - Fri) and 2pm (Sat - Sun)** till late including vegan and vegetarian options.
 You can view the delicious offerings available by clicking here.

Booking are not essential but recommended here.

**Accessibility**
 Howler is Accessible.
 Both Garden and Theatre are 100% accessible for patrons including a central restroom and easy curbside access for car services. 

This venue accepts companion cards. Simply purchase your ticket and contact Moshtix to arrange access for your Companion. 

**Parking**
 A park and ride, council operated carpark is located immediately outside of Howler's doors.

**Public Transport**
Howler is conveniently located just a two minute walk from both the Route 19 Coburg tram (stop 21), and Jewel train station on the Upfield line.

**Bicycle**
We adjoin the Upfield Bike Path and have many designated bike parks on site.

FRUIT BATS (USA) SOLO with Jess Ribeiro

The Maes are coming back to their hometown to celebrate the first year of their highly anticipated 2025 album Abreast. Fresh back from a tour of Europe opening for Marlon Williams, The Maes are reflecting on the first year of Abreast which they released in 2025 to rave reviews, prestigious media appearances and a long string of sold-out shows. They are preparing to release two additional tracks, to expand the universe of Abreast and wrap up their biggest ever year as a band. 

Opening the show is a special appearance from One More Chorus, local Brunswick community choir lead by Maggie and Elsie Rigby. A transcendent musical experience from an amalgamation of your mate's cousin and other such local folks.

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**VENUE INFO**

Shows are Standing unless clearly stated. Check Ticket Type when purchasing.

**Howler Bar & Grill**
 The kitchen will be serving a full menu from **5pm (Tues - Fri) and 2pm (Sat - Sun)** till late including vegan and vegetarian options.
 You can view the delicious offerings available by clicking here.

Booking are not essential but recommended here.

**Accessibility**
 Howler is Accessible.
 Both Garden and Theatre are 100% accessible for patrons including a central restroom and easy curbside access for car services. 

This venue accepts companion cards. Simply purchase your ticket and contact Moshtix to arrange access for your Companion. 

**Parking**
 A park and ride, council operated carpark is located immediately outside of Howler's doors.

**Public Transport**
Howler is conveniently located just a two minute walk from both the Route 19 Coburg tram (stop 21), and Jewel train station on the Upfield line.

**Bicycle**
We adjoin the Upfield Bike Path and have many designated bike parks on site.

THE MAES - Abreast Expanded Album Release

Far beyond the paddocks, past the servos and over the West Gate, a lion, a Dav and a Doug yearn for the bright city lights. Legends whisper of a goose that lays a golden egg, a mystical bird whose shimmering henfruit, when poached just right, can feed the Den for an entire year.

Their quest has led them to the halls of Howler. And on 15 August 2026, the birdcage will be rattled and the great goose released. Expect familiar Lions Den favourites alongside a few fresh cubs.

Come join the Den as the Den does what the Den does best.

Doors: 12:30pm** **

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Lions Den 7.5: Howler Takeover

Seventy shows in, and we're still finding wonderfully weird things to obsess over.

For our **70th Nerd Nite**, we're celebrating **National Science Week** the only way we know how: by filling a Brunswick bar with curious humans, brilliant storytellers, and facts you'll be repeating to your friends for weeks. 

This month, we're welcoming back some beloved Nerd Nite alumni! Join us as we take a tour through the biggest shopping mall on Earth (and the strange history behind it), point our telescopes skyward to explore the universe from a backyard perspective, and hear from a real-life astrophysicist. Expect fascinating science, unexpected history, space nerdery, questionable capitalist fever dreams, and plenty of laughs. 

Whether you've been coming since show #1 or you've never set foot in Nerd Nite before, there's no better time to grab a drink, embrace your curiosity, and celebrate National Science Week with us.

**Be there. Be Square**

**Doors 7pm for 7:30pm Show**

**Wade Kelly**

*The Mall That Ate a City: The strange story of the biggest mall on Earth*

**Description:** For more than two decades, the biggest mall on the planet wasn't in New York, Tokyo, or Dubai. It was in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. In the 1980s, a city of barely 600,000 people decided that what the Canadian prairies really needed was the world's largest shopping mall. Not just a mall, either: more than 800 stores, a pirate ship, dolphin shows, roller coasters, a water park, submarines, an ice rink, and enough parking for a small country. And somehow, it worked. This is the story of West Edmonton Mall: how it became the biggest mall on Earth, why malls became one of the defining inventions of the twentieth century, and why so many of them are now disappearing. Along the way, we'll explore the strange dream at the heart of the modern mall: a fully enclosed world where you can shop, play, eat, swim, skate, and never have to step outside. A place that was part theme park, part public square, part capitalist fever dream. Come for the world's largest indoor wave pool. Stay for the accidental history of late capitalism.

**Bio: **Dr Wade Kelly is a social scientist, research communicator, facilitator, occasional MC, and full-time enthusiast for making smart people slightly less confusing. By day, he works with academics on generating impact from their research. By night, he enjoys the nostalgia of yesteryear, a good pub and quality lighting (5000-6500K lights should be illegal!). He's a former Nerd Nite Boss in three cities, and the founder of Sci Comm Along. If you see him walking his dog around Fitzroy, yes, his dog Oli would like to say hello.

Website: https://www.wadekelly.com 

**Shane Huntington**

*LOOK UP!*

**Description: **Over the last 50 years, we have seen incredible changes to the technology we get to play with. Phones, televisions, cars, computers – today they look nothing like they did decades ago. The same level of advancement has been happening in astronomy as well, especially with what we can access at home. Telescopes have changed a lot in 400 years! I'm obsessed with space, and I'm going to take you on my 50-year journey of looking at the night sky and trying desperately to capture some of its beauty.

**Bio: **Dr Shane is a giant nerd. A nerd's nerd. This will be his fourth Nerd Nite talk and they are getting nerdier. He has a PhD in physics and importantly currently owns three telescopes (two because of hoarding). He also does some 3RRR radio program - but that's not relevant because its during daylight hours.

Website: https://shanehuntington.com/ 

X/Twitter: @DrShaneRRR

**Krystal De Napoli**

*The Dark Universe* 

**Description**: Since time immemorial, humanity has been looking to the skies to decode the mysteries of the Universe. With an ocean above reflecting 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 stars, the night sky becomes an infinite landscape. But what happens when the hungry, hungry astronomer is no longer satisfied by observing only the things it can see? What can we accomplish when we try to observe the things that we can't see? From the First Astronomers to Galileo and Einstein and beyond - Krystal will explore the most extreme and mysterious objects in the Universe through the lens of telescopic evolution. 

**Bio**: Krystal De Napoli is a Kamilaroi astrophysicist, award-winning author and Lecturer for the University of Melbourne. Krystal is coauthor of Astronomy: Sky Country (2022), winner of the Victorian Premier's Literary Award (2023) and shortlisted for Book of the Year by The Age. Krystal is an educator at Healesville Sanctuary for Zoos Victoria and the host of the weekly radio show, Indigenuity on Triple R 102.7FM which airs on the Community Radio Network and the National Indigenous Radio Service. 

Instagram: *krystaldenapoli*

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**VENUE INFO**

Shows are Standing unless clearly stated. Check Ticket Type when purchasing.

**Howler Bar & Grill**
 The kitchen will be serving a full menu from **5pm (Tues - Fri) and 2pm (Sat - Sun)** till late including vegan and vegetarian options.
 You can view the delicious offerings available by clicking here.

Booking are not essential but recommended here.

**Accessibility**
 Howler is Accessible.
 Both Garden and Theatre are 100% accessible for patrons including a central restroom and easy curbside access for car services. 

This venue accepts companion cards. Simply purchase your ticket and contact Moshtix to arrange access for your Companion. 

**Parking**
 A park and ride, council operated carpark is located immediately outside of Howler's doors.

**Public Transport**
Howler is conveniently located just a two minute walk from both the Route 19 Coburg tram (stop 21), and Jewel train station on the Upfield line.

**Bicycle**
We adjoin the Upfield Bike Path and have many designated bike parks on site.

NERD NITE #70

**This round's topic: The Internet Can Be Saved**

It might just be weapons-grade millennial nostalgia, but the internet really did seem better when all we needed was a profile song, an aggressively customised wallpaper, and a place to post cryptic song lyrics after a breakup. No matter how bad your day was, you still had a friend and that friend was Tom from Myspace. 

The youths will never know the thrill of illegally downloading Kiss from a Rose by Seal on Napster and accidentally giving the family computer seventeen new diseases. They'll never know the sense of decadence of asking Jeeves a question, or the exhilaration of logging into chatRoulette to ask a Brazilian teenager what the weather is like there. 

Now the internet infested with link rot, digital decay and website obsolescence; enshitification driven by recursively nested AIs; swallowing and regurgitating their own content like a bloated Ouroborous, phishing scams, and AI videos you need a masters in digital forensics to distinguish from real content. It's home to new and interesting ways for people to be awful, such as assassination markets, deep fakes and fibre-maxxers. Data centres are drinking rivers dry like some sort of cursed ancient demon awoken by some commerce graduate committing the sin of trying to jazz up a cover letter. The dark web is only getting darker, and everyone and by everyone i mean Australia fucking Post needs you to download an app. Australia Post What is the Point of You. 

Is it too late to save the internet? Is there a way to regulate or amputate the good from the bad? Or should we take this as our cue to finally log off and, as the philosopher formerly known as Twitter likes to say, go touch grass.

Come get digital at Howler with some top ranked comedians and scientists fiddle while Chrome Burns. 

**Doors open 6.30 - debate kicks off at 7**

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**VENUE INFO**

Shows are Standing unless clearly stated. Check Ticket Type when purchasing.

**Howler Bar & Grill**
 The kitchen will be serving a full menu from **5pm (Tues - Fri) and 2pm (Sat - Sun)** till late including vegan and vegetarian options.
 You can view the delicious offerings available by clicking here.

Booking are not essential but recommended here.

**Accessibility**
 Howler is Accessible.
 Both Garden and Theatre are 100% accessible for patrons including a central restroom and easy curbside access for car services. 

This venue accepts companion cards. Simply purchase your ticket and contact Moshtix to arrange access for your Companion. 

**Parking**
 A park and ride, council operated carpark is located immediately outside of Howler's doors.

**Public Transport**
Howler is conveniently located just a two minute walk from both the Route 19 Coburg tram (stop 21), and Jewel train station on the Upfield line.

**Bicycle**
We adjoin the Upfield Bike Path and have many designated bike parks on site.

SCI FIGHT: THE INTERNET CAN BE SAVED

In support of their debut album 'Are You Falling In Love?', this tour takes the band across the country with shows in Sydney, Brisbane and Perth before finishing in Melbourne for a home town show. 

Are You Falling In Love? is the band's debut album, and features fan favourites 'We Don't Talk', 'Blue' and 'Anything'.  Throughout the record's 10 tracks, The Velvet Club navigate mental health struggles, relationship breakdowns, friendship, and solitude, fuelled by jangly guitars and hooks that move from bright to melancholic and back again. The Velvet Club's return to the hazy immediacy and raw, unpolished charm of 2000s indie is what makes this album so familiar, yet refreshing. 

The Australian tour will bring the bands iconic, raw and energetic live performance that fans have come to know and love, and promises a mix of new album tracks alongside previous fan favourites. 

**With support from Puree & Daezy.**

*****

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**VENUE INFO**

Shows are Standing unless clearly stated. Check Ticket Type when purchasing.

**Howler Bar & Grill**
 The kitchen will be serving a full menu from **5pm (Tues - Fri) and 2pm (Sat - Sun)** till late including vegan and vegetarian options.
 You can view the delicious offerings available by clicking here.

Booking are not essential but recommended here.

**Accessibility**
 Howler is Accessible.
 Both Garden and Theatre are 100% accessible for patrons including a central restroom and easy curbside access for car services. 

This venue accepts companion cards. Simply purchase your ticket and contact Moshtix to arrange access for your Companion. 

**Parking**
 A park and ride, council operated carpark is located immediately outside of Howler's doors.

**Public Transport**
Howler is conveniently located just a two minute walk from both the Route 19 Coburg tram (stop 21), and Jewel train station on the Upfield line.

**Bicycle**
We adjoin the Upfield Bike Path and have many designated bike parks on site.

THE VELVET CLUB - Are You Falling In Love? Australian Tour

Having just been through Australia supporting Poison The Well, they're heading straight back to headline a run of more intimate shows, the kind of room where you really get to see Haywire at their peak.

Joining them on every date except Perth will be Newcastle's Feel The Pain. They kicked off 2026 sharing stages with Turnstile, Gridiron and Iron Mind, then headed to New Zealand for their first overseas shows, and now they're locking in their first Australian tour of the year alongside Haywire.

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**VENUE INFO**

Shows are Standing unless clearly stated. Check Ticket Type when purchasing.

**Howler Bar & Grill**
 The kitchen will be serving a full menu from **5pm (Tues - Fri) and 2pm (Sat - Sun)** till late including vegan and vegetarian options.
 You can view the delicious offerings available by clicking here.

Booking are not essential but recommended here.

**Accessibility**
 Howler is Accessible.
 Both Garden and Theatre are 100% accessible for patrons including a central restroom and easy curbside access for car services. 

This venue accepts companion cards. Simply purchase your ticket and contact Moshtix to arrange access for your Companion. 

**Parking**
 A park and ride, council operated carpark is located immediately outside of Howler's doors.

**Public Transport**
Howler is conveniently located just a two minute walk from both the Route 19 Coburg tram (stop 21), and Jewel train station on the Upfield line.

**Bicycle**
We adjoin the Upfield Bike Path and have many designated bike parks on site.

HAYWIRE (USA) Australian Tour with Feel The Pain

**The theme is: My Best Mistake: Stories of wrongs that went right**

🙃 My Best Mistake: The wrong turns that made us who we are

What if the very things we tried to avoid – the failures, slip-ups and wrong turns – were the making of us? This night brings together six women across six decades, sharing stories of their biggest mistakes and the surprising, beautiful, life-changing places those mistakes led them.

If you've ever replayed a moment thinking, What was I doing?, this show is for you. You'll laugh, cringe and maybe even cry, but you'll leave with a sense of freedom, because mistakes don't just break us, they remake us.

**Generation Women** is an award-winning cross-generational storytelling night founded in New York in 2017, Sydney in 2018, and Melbourne in 2020. Each month, six women of note read an original piece on a theme. Of those women, one is in her 20s, her 30s, her 40s, her 50s, her 60s, and her 70s+.

*This event is proudly presented by Generation Women Australia, founded by ****Donna Logue. ****Generation Women was created by**** ******Georgia Clark******.***

**Times**: Doors at 6.30pm, Show starts at 7pm

**Pricing**: Member: $30 + bf | Non-member: $40 + bf (Become a member here)
Note: Enter the discount code associated with your membership to access your member discount.

**Accessibility & Community: **We never want cost to be the reason someone misses out on sharing in these stories. If you're experiencing financial hardship or are on a low income, please reach out to us at community@generationwomenaus.com. We have a limited number of free and reduced-rate tickets available.
www.generationwomenaus.com

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**VENUE INFO**

Shows are Standing unless clearly stated. Check Ticket Type when purchasing.

**Howler Bar & Grill**
 The kitchen will be serving a full menu from **5pm (Tues - Fri) and 2pm (Sat - Sun)** till late including vegan and vegetarian options.
 You can view the delicious offerings available by clicking here.

Booking are not essential but recommended here.

**Accessibility**
 Howler is Accessible.
 Both Garden and Theatre are 100% accessible for patrons including a central restroom and easy curbside access for car services. 

This venue accepts companion cards. Simply purchase your ticket and contact Moshtix to arrange access for your Companion. 

**Parking**
 A park and ride, council operated carpark is located immediately outside of Howler's doors.

**Public Transport**
Howler is conveniently located just a two minute walk from both the Route 19 Coburg tram (stop 21), and Jewel train station on the Upfield line.

**Bicycle**
We adjoin the Upfield Bike Path and have many designated bike parks on site.

GENERATION WOMEN - My Best Mistake: Stories of wrongs that went right

Timor‑Leste, Cabo Verde and Brazil come together for a huge night of rhythm, culture and community at Howler. This Samba Reggae Party brings the full spectrum of Lusophone sounds to Brunswick, blending the deep reggae pulse of **Ras Jahknow** (Cabo Verde), the explosive samba energy of **Sambrazuka** (Brazil), and the island‑style grooves of **Paulo Almeida** (Timor‑Leste).

Expect big drums, big bass and a dance‑floor atmosphere that moves from Rio's samba streets to the reggae roots of West Africa and the warm island vibes of Timor. It's a celebration of connection, culture and good vibes &mdash; a night where rhythms travel across oceans and land right in the heart of Melbourne.

Keeping the energy flowing, DJs **Manny** and **Olita** will bring a dynamic mix of **reggae, dancehall, kizomba, Afro‑diaspora beats and much more**, taking the party late into the night.

A full‑power Lusophone celebration &mdash; drums, culture, rhythm and community all in one unforgettable night at Howler.

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**VENUE INFO**

Shows are Standing unless clearly stated. Check Ticket Type when purchasing.

**Howler Bar & Grill**
 The kitchen will be serving a full menu from **5pm (Tues - Fri) and 2pm (Sat - Sun)** till late including vegan and vegetarian options.
 You can view the delicious offerings available by clicking here.

Booking are not essential but recommended here.

**Accessibility**
 Howler is Accessible.
 Both Garden and Theatre are 100% accessible for patrons including a central restroom and easy curbside access for car services. 

This venue accepts companion cards. Simply purchase your ticket and contact Moshtix to arrange access for your Companion. 

**Parking**
 A park and ride, council operated carpark is located immediately outside of Howler's doors.

**Public Transport**
Howler is conveniently located just a two minute walk from both the Route 19 Coburg tram (stop 21), and Jewel train station on the Upfield line.

**Bicycle**
We adjoin the Upfield Bike Path and have many designated bike parks on site.

SAMBA REGGAE PARTY ft Ras Jahknow Band + Sambrazuka + Paulo Almeida & Ba

Following on from another amazing Winter Breaks, we have the pleasure of presenting the next instalment to help us get through that winter blues drudgery with none other than Australia's long-time King of DnB and Breaks, Mr Kid Kenobi for his 30 years of Kid Kenobi Tour !!!

No introductory hype needed for this guy, whatever you don , do not miss this one !!!!

Plus support from our local legends Dave Juric & Abstrkt !!!

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Winter Breaks  featuring Kid Kenobi 30 Years Tour

The Moth StorySLAM is an open-mic storytelling competition in which anyone can share a true, personal, 5-minute story - without notes - on the night's theme. Sign up for a chance to tell a story or sit back and enjoy the show! Tonight's theme is&hellip;

**NINE TO FIVE**

Prepare a five-minute story about being on the clock. First jobs and corporate climbing. Dream gigs, hard yakka, side hustles. Kitchen gossip, awkward HR meetings. Burning the midnight oil or goofing off on company time. Passion projects that fuel you or counting the minutes until happy hour. Is it your calling? Or just a paycheque? Clock on. Clock off. Repeat. What a way to make a livin'!

***Doors Open: 7:00 PM***
***Show Starts: 7:30 PM***

***Please note: Moth StorySLAMs are video and audio recorded. Stories are scored by audience members, with the night's winner eligible to compete in a future GrandSLAM. ***

***For more information about telling a story at a Moth StorySLAM, please visit The Moth | Share Your Story | At a Live Event"***

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**VENUE INFO**

**Howler Bar & Grill**
 The kitchen will be serving a full menu from 5pm till late including vegan and vegetarian options.
 You can view the delicious offerings available by clicking here.

Booking are not essential but recommended here.

**Accessibility**
 Howler is Accessible.
 Both Garden and Theatre are 100% accessible for patrons including a central restroom and easy curbside access for car services. 

This venue accepts companion cards. Simply purchase your ticket and contact Moshtix to arrange access for your Companion. 

**Parking**
 A park and ride, council operated carpark is located immediately outside of Howler's doors.

**Public Transport**
Howler is conveniently located just a two minute walk from both the Route 19 Coburg tram (stop 21), and Jewel train station on the Upfield line.

**Bicycle**
We adjoin the Upfield Bike Path and have many designated bike parks on site.

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