The concert will take place on Saturday, May 23 at the Cressy St conservatorium.
Doors open at 1.30pm, with the performance beginning at 2pm.
Renowned for their bold, improvisation‑rich performances, the Hilary Geddes Trio delivers music that blends jazz, indie and experimental influences, offering audiences an emotionally resonant experience driven by nuance, virtuosity and deep musical interplay.
Geddes is an award‑winning guitarist and composer who grew up in Griffith.
She is one of Australia’s most celebrated contemporary jazz musicians, having been named the 2021 Freedman Jazz Fellow and the recipient of the 2019 Jann Rutherford Memorial Award.
In recent years, Geddes has performed at major festivals and venues, including the Melbourne International Jazz Festival and the Art Gallery of NSW’s VOLUME festival, and supported US bass legend Marcus Miller at a sold‑out concert.
Joining Geddes on stage is Matt Harris and Max Alduca.
Harris is a graduate of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and a versatile pianist who has performed widely across Australia with acclaimed artists such as Katie Noonan, Will Vinson and Barney McAll.
Alduca is one of Australia’s most in‑demand double bassists who regularly tours nationally and internationally, and has worked with jazz luminaries including Mike Nock, Paul Grabowsky and Dale Barlow.
Tickets are free for live music subscribers and under-18s, or $35 per person.
Bookings can be made online via Humanitix, in person at the conservatorium, or by contacting 5881 4736 or concerts@swmusic.org.au.
