Temple of the Stag invites Newcastle musicians and music lovers to dust off their flannel shirts at The Stag & Hunter Hotel’s grunge-inspired jam night.
Held every second Monday from 8pm, the jam celebrates the music of the 1990s and gives musos the chance to jump on stage and play the songs that defined a generation.
Whether you’re a seasoned musician or simply keen to relive the soundtrack of the grunge era, the night is designed to be an open and welcoming celebration of live music.
Hosted by Emily A. Smith and the Stag Temple Pilots, Temple of the Stag provides everything needed to get involved, with a house band and full backline supplied.
Musicians are encouraged to get in touch with the band on Instagram before each jam to nominate a song they want to do – if you’re a guitarist, you should bring your own guitar along on the night too.
Inspired by the bands and songs that shaped the alternative rock movement, the jam sessions promise a lively atmosphere where local talent can collaborate, perform and connect with fellow music fans.
It’s an opportunity to experience Newcastle’s thriving live music scene in an informal setting while paying tribute to some of the biggest names in grunge.
Alongside the music, The Stag & Hunter Hotel serves up restaurant and bar specials on the night, so it wont break the bank either.
Temple of the Stag takes place every second Monday from 8 pm at The Stag & Hunter Hotel in Mayfield. To find out more visit stagandhunter.com.au.
