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Evergreen Music has been quietly building one of Sydney’s most unique live music communities for over 15 years. What started as a music school has grown into a curated hub for performance, collaboration, and connection, bringing together some of the country’s most exciting musicians in an intimate, listening-first environment.

Evergreen's 'Tea By The Brook' (and now PARTY By The Brook) series has become a favourite for artists and audiences alike. Think house-party energy, but with world-class sound and a room full of people who are actually there to listen. These shows strip things back to what matters. Songs, stories, and shared moments between artists and a crowd that gets it.

Evergreen work closely with some of Australia’s leading musicians, as well as touring artists passing through, offering a space where music can be experienced up close and without distraction. No big stages, no barriers, just a genuine connection between performer and audience.

At the heart of everything we do is education. Evergreen is still a teaching space, and that spirit runs through every event. We believe in nurturing a lifelong love of music, supporting artists at all stages, and creating opportunities for the next generation to be inspired by the real thing.

Whether it’s a seated listening room or a standing, late-night session, Evergreen gigs are about atmosphere, community, and great music in its purest form.

PARTY By The Brook is a different gear. Standing (dancing) room only. BYO drinks. Evergreen Music opened up and set for a full on PARTY.

Evergreen Music Pty Ltd

ABN: 93 162 518 130

E: info@evergreenmusic.com.au

© 2011 - 2024 Evergreen Music

In the spirit of reconciliation we acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today

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