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Melbourne’s most loved indie acts breeze onto the rooftop of the Iconic St Kilda Sea Baths this summer to play the Nova Sunset Stage at St Kilda Openair.
Melbourne quintet The Polites will open the seven week line-up at sunset tonight to play before the latest vampire/mortal love fest New Moon takes to the big outdoor screen.

Ryan Meeking of Ryan Meeking and The Few arrives fresh from supporting John Butler and Chris Isaak to perform from EP ‘Night Owls’ at sunset tomorrow night. The genius of the late King Of Pop is screened at dusk with Michael Jackson’s This Is It.

The sweet harmonies and unique storytelling of The Little Stevies (pictured below left) grace the Nova Sunset Stage on the 20th of January before the Spike Jonze hit Where The Wild Things Are. The Little Stevies will treat guests to songs from EP Love Your Band.

Distinctive and alluring Gossling (Helen Croome) is another orgininal artist sure to charm festival goers with unique singer songwriting complete with harpist in February.

Tom Tuena, The Twelve Inch Clocks, Scott Mellis and many more of Melbourne’s indie much loved artists will perform throughout the season.

The full music program will be online Monday with artist information on website
www.stkildaopenair.com.au

The Nova Sunset Stage at St Kilda Openair offers a rare opportunity to see hot Melbourne acts play at sun set at one of the beautiful settings in Melbourne – The Iconic St Kilda Sea Baths.

Each set plays from 7.30pm and is the support for a feature film screend on the outdoor screen. Films screen at dusk, around 8.30pm. A fully licensed bar complete with bar food menu completes the summer sunset vibe. Guests may bring own picnic food, no BYO drinks.

St Kilda Openair www.stkildaopenair.com.au
Gossling http://www.myspace.com/gosslingmusic
The Little Stevies http://www.myspace.com/thelittlestevies
The Polites http://www.myspace.com/thepolitesband
Ryan Meeking http://www.myspace.com/ryanmeeking