The Factory Bar
Upcoming Live Music
Step into The Factory Bar — a cosy, welcoming space tucked inside the home of Blue Mountains Gin Company. Surrounded by the hum of the stills and the scent of botanicals, it’s a place where locals and visitors gather to unwind, sip something special, and enjoy the best in live, local music.
From smooth jazz to soulful duos and lively bands, our weekly live sessions celebrate the creative heartbeat of the Blue Mountains. Pull up a chair, settle in with your favourite gin, and let the music carry you through the evening.
January live music lineup at The Factory Bar
Friday 16 January – Vinegar Hill
5.30 – 7.30 PM
Saturday 17 January – Blue Hill Band
6.30 – 8.30 PM
Blue Hill Band bring a lively mix of folk, roots and easy going groove for a warm, upbeat Friday night session at The Factory Bar.
Friday 23 January – Sarah Humphreys
5.30 – 7.30 PM
Sarah Humphreys makes her Factory Bar debut with a warm, heartfelt live set of sensitive folk and alt country songs full of soul and honest storytelling.
Saturday 24 January – Jean Marshall & Joel Fox
6.30 – 8.30 PM
Jean Marshall and Joel Fox return with a gentle, soulful blend of acoustic folk and warm harmonies for a relaxed Friday night at The Factory Bar.
Friday 30 January – Skye Evans
5.30 – 7.30 PM
Skye Evans steps onto the Factory Bar stage for her first solo show with soulful vocals, rich folk Americana influences and a warm, magnetic presence.
Saturday 31 January – Scott Brinckley’s Tree of Us
6.30 – 8.30 PM
This group’s sound blends much-loved jazz standards with a contemporary edge and a touch of improvisation, creating the kind of warm, easy vibe that pairs perfectly with a local gin in hand.
February live music lineup at The Factory Bar
Friday 6 February – John Stuart & Deane Atkins
5.30 – 7.30 PM
An acoustic duo with rich harmonies and heartfelt delivery. Expect a mix of originals and classic covers that make for an easy, uplifting night out.
Saturday 7 February – Matt Tonks
6.30 – 8.30 PM
Matt Tonks is a Blue Mountains favourite whose acoustic soundscapes blend originals and reimagined classics. Expect rich vocals, looping guitars, and that unmistakable mountain soul.
Friday 13 February – Acoustic Love Songs with Conrad MacDonald
5.30 – 7.30 PM
Spend your Friday evening at The Factory Bar with Conrad McDonald performing a set of stripped-back acoustic love songs.
Saturday 14 February – SPECIAL VALENTINE’S DAY EVENT – Birkett & Daniel – Classical Music Concert
6.30 – 8.30 PM
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with a night of elegant string arrangements and delicious dishes. No bookings needed.
Friday 20 February – Bonniedoon
5.30 – 7.30 PM
Bonniedoon satisfies their audience with powerhouse vocals, soulfully solid guitar rhythms, and smooth bass notes, all backed up by tastefully delivered drumbeats. Their music tells stories of life, love, and loss. They are not to be missed!
Saturday 21 February – Sue Cunningham – ALBUM LAUNCH
6.30 – 8.30 PM
With a naturally warm and inviting performance style, Sue engages her audience with a profound sense of emotional authenticity. Soulful, earthy vocals accompany honest, pared-down lyrics that drive a line straight to the heart. Supported by acoustic guitar, Sue slips effortlessly from delicate finger picking into stretches of solid, driving guitar rhythms. These are moving, upliftingly genuine songs, meandering the lows, highs and sideways adventures of our sentient hearts.
Friday 21 February – James Emerson Trio
5.30 – 7.30 PM
Back by popular demand for another night of soulful blues and smooth jazz.
March live music lineup at The Factory Bar
Friday 6 March – Conrad & Tanisha – Nightstride Duo
5.30 – 7.30 PM
Conrad & Tanisha are the Nightstride Duo, known for their warm harmonies, intricate guitar work and deeply felt storytelling. Blending contemporary covers with timeless acoustic classics, Conrad & Tanisha – Nightstride Duo create intimate, atmospheric performances that feel both grounded and quietly expansive.
Saturday 7 March – Nic Danta
6.30 – 8.30 PM
Nic Danta is a Katoomba-based singer-songwriter crafting intimate songs about people and place, with influences including Bob Dylan, Paul Kelly and Billy Bragg. A former member of the Spooky Men’s Chorale, he has toured nationally, performs regularly across the Blue Mountains and Sydney, and is joined by local musicians Matt Tonks and Tommy Novak for rich harmonies and cinematic, story-driven performances.
Friday 13 March – Mountain Jazz Quartet
5.30 – 7.30 PM
Mountain Jazz Quartet is a Blue Mountains–based ensemble delivering classic and contemporary jazz with warmth, restraint and plenty of swing. Mountain Jazz Quartet bring a relaxed, listen-in-close style to their performances, blending tight musicianship with an easy, late-night feel.
Saturday 14 March – Ethan Hannay
6.30 – 8.30 PM
Ethan Hannay is a Blue Mountains–based singer-songwriter known for soulful vocals, thoughtful lyrics and finely crafted acoustic arrangements. Ethan Hannay delivers intimate performances that balance quiet vulnerability with a strong sense of place and story.
Friday 20 March – John Stuart & Deana Atkins
5.30 – 7.30 PM
John Stuart & Deana Atkins are a Blue Mountains–based duo blending roots, folk and country influences with rich harmonies and understated musicianship. John Stuart & Deana Atkins deliver warm, story-driven performances that feel both grounded and quietly captivating.
Saturday 21 March – Bonnie Doon
6.30 – 8.30 PM
Bonnie Doon is an Australian indie-folk band known for jangly guitars, conversational lyrics and a wry, understated delivery. Bonnie Doon bring a relaxed, lived-in feel to their songs, blending melody and storytelling with quiet confidence.
Friday 27 March – James Emerson Trio
5.30 – 7.30 PM
James Emerson Trio is a Blue Mountains–based jazz outfit delivering swinging standards and contemporary favourites with polish and ease. James Emerson Trio are known for tight interplay, tasteful improvisation and a relaxed, late-night groove.
Saturday 14 March – Evaline
6.30 – 8.30 PM
Evaline is a folk duo blending traditional Irish tunes with Irish, Americana and Australian folk songs, led by banjo, octave mandolin and guitar. Evaline are known for lively, roots-driven performances, often joined by guest musicians on fiddle, flute or accordion, and regularly perform across Sydney and the Blue Mountains.