GLÓR

29/04/2026

We are delighted to announce MINOR SIGNALS // BIG TROUBLE 3 day workshop with Heinz Riegler at GLÓR in June.

Who this is for:
Practicing Artists
Anyone considering working as an Artist
Anyone interested in artistic research

When:
19–21 June 2026

Friday 19 June: 1 pm – 6 pm
Saturday 20 June: 9:30 am – 3:30 pm
Sunday 21 June: 9:30 am – 3:30 pm

Cost:
AUD 200.00 per person

Maximum number of participants:
12

Medium/media:
Installation / Sound / Video / Mixed Media / Writing

What to bring:
Notepad and pen/pencil
Your preferred working tools and materials.
Laptop or tablet (not essential, but useful)
Comfortable walking shoes

Requirements:
Willingness to experiment. Enjoy working both in group and solo mode.

Secure your spot through the link in our bio.

Design: HELMS BRINK

23/04/2026

This Saturday we are delighted to have DC Cross at GLÓR.

Darren Cross aka .ccross , is an Australian songwriter, guitarist, producer and video maker, best known as the founding vocalist and guitarist of Gerling from 1992 to 2007.

His current solo work centres on a distinctive acoustic guitar style, drawing from American and British folk traditions of the 1960s and 70s, echoing artists like John Fahey, Leo Kottke, Elizabeth Cotten, Nick Drake and Bert Jansch.

Under his D.C Cross moniker, he has released seven instrumental guitar albums between 2019 and 2025, including Open Guitar Volume One, which highlights his focused, expressive approach.

Across a 25 year career, Cross has released 17 albums spanning solo work and projects including E.L.F. and the folk noir duo Jep and Dep with Jessica Cassar. He has collaborated with artists such The apartments, , , and , working across genres from indie rock and electronica to traditional folk.

A seasoned live performer, Cross has toured extensively throughout Australia and Europe, including a 19 show run across Germany, France and Belgium in 2025. He has shared stages with , , , and .

Doors .space - 4:30pm
Limited tickets ‼️
Link in the usual spot

31/03/2026

Join us on 25:4 for the next in our Votive Offerings series with DC Cross.

Darren James Cross (aka D.C Cross) is an Australian songwriter, guitarist, producer and video maker, best known as the founding vocalist and guitarist of Gerling from 1992 to 2007.

His current solo work centres on a distinctive acoustic guitar style, drawing from American and British folk traditions of the 1960s and 70s, echoing artists like John Fahey, Leo Kottke, Elizabeth Cotten, Nick Drake and Bert Jansch.

Under his D.C Cross moniker, he has released seven instrumental guitar albums between 2019 and 2025, including Open Guitar Volume One, which highlights his focused, expressive approach.

Across a 25 year career, Cross has released 17 albums spanning solo work and projects including E.L.F. and the folk noir duo Jep and Dep with Jessica Cassar. He has collaborated with artists such as The Apartments, The Avalanches, Jagwar Ma and Kool Keith, working across genres from indie rock and electronica to traditional folk.

A seasoned live performer, Cross has toured extensively throughout Australia and Europe, including a 19 show run across Germany, France and Belgium in 2025. He has shared stages with Ed Kuepper, Jim White, Xylouris White, Marissa Anderson and Messesque.

Catch .ccross this April, space is limited and tickets are available by donation.

Presale only 🔗 in bio.

22/03/2026

Join us these school holidays in the studio for fun engaging workshops where young artists explore lyrics,rhythm, voice and melody in a relaxed, playful atmosphere.

7 April : 9:30am to 1:30pm
15 April : 9:30to 1:30pm

Options for an 8:30 drop off for busy parents.

Bookings through the link in bio or get in touch with any questions.

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22/03/2026

03/03/2026

GLÓR is delighted to announce DC Cross on April 25th as part of our Votive Offerings series.

Darren D.C Cross, an Australian guitarist and songwriter crafting a distinctive solo acoustic sound inspired by the American and British folk traditions of the 1960s and ’70s artists such as John Fahey, Leo Kottke, Elizabeth Cotten, Nick Drake and Bert Jansch, while forging a path very much his own.

Darren has released seven solo acoustic albums and toured extensively throughout Australia and Europe, including a 19-show run across Germany, France and Belgium in 2025. He has shared stages with Ed Kuepper, Jim White, Xylouris White, Marissa Anderson, The Apartments and Messesque, and recently supported Ed Kuepper (The Saints) on his 2025 East Coast tour.

Darren’s latest release, Open Guitar (Volume One), highlights his focused and expressive instrumental approach. Across a 25-year career, He has released 17 albums since 1998, spanning his solo work as well as projects including Gerling and Jep and Dep.

“Open Guitar offers a sense of peace through the beauty of instrumental acoustic music.” - Glenn Kimpton

“D.C. Cross walks in the footsteps of John Fahey and stands alongside contemporary fingerstyle guitarists, all while following his own path.” -Holger Adam, Skug Musikkultur

“Compositions like ‘Rhinestones in Black and White’ update and enrich the fingerstyle guitar repertoire.” -Holger Adam, Skug Musikkultur

“An incredibly impressive display of solo acoustic guitar… Fingerpickin’ like this is an extremely exact and demanding art… and D.C.’s got all of that.” - Clinton Walker.

Darren will play on April 25th at the space, and these tickets are limited.

Tickets for this event are by donation - pay what you can

Link in the usual spot

08/02/2026

Join us on Sunday 22:2 - 4:30pm for our first gathering of 2026

Andrew Tuttle Gone 2 Ground ~ Residency outcome

During his time at the studio, Andrew will work on new recordings using both his primary instrumentation and new working methods. He will also collaborate with previous Gone 2 Ground residents to re-interpret recordings made during their own time at GLÓR, in a style that reflects his own practice

Tickets are limited, entry by donation through humanitix PWYC: l 🔗 in the usual places.

03/02/2026

GLÓR Project Space is beyond delighted to announce Andrew Tuttle in Residency.

In mid February Andrew will inhabit GLÓR as part of our Gone 2 Ground Residency series.

Andrew is looking forward to spending time in residence as part of GLÓR’s Gone 2 Ground program to reflect on and develop his approach to sound and music-making. While he is intentionally not over-committing to ideas ahead of time, he knows he will use the residency to work on new recordings using both his primary instrumentation and new working methods. He will also collaborate with previous Gone 2 Ground residents to re-interpret recordings made during their own time at GLÓR, in a style that reflects his own practice.

Andrew’s residence will culminate in a public showing on Feb 22nd at the space and tickets are limited.

Tickets go live this Friday.

Andrew Tuttle is a best-kept secret of the Australian musical underground – a songwriter, composer and improviser who has collaborated with Matmos, Steve Gunn, Charlie Parr, SUSS, Mike Cooper, Gwenifer Raymond, Luke Schneider and many others. Tuttle’s music exists serenely and purposefully in a space where the five-string banjo and the six-string acoustic guitar weave in and out of processed electronics. Like time-lapse photography, it unfolds its colours and textures with an astonishing gracefulness and wonderment.

Tuttle’s discography, including five solo albums and multiple collaborative projects on labels including Room40, Basin Rock, Mistletone and Longform Editions, navigate as a cosmic missive into subtropical landscapes. Golden plucks of banjo, gauzy electronics and cosmic guitar shimmer into gloriously expansive melodies that conjure peace and space, comfort and wonder.

Tuttle’s release and touring schedule has included performances in revered Australian and European locations including Melbourne Recital Centre (Naarm), Meredith Music Festival, Unsound Adelaide, Cafe OTO (London), Phoenix Central Park (Sydney/Warrane), Sydney Festival, The Tivoli (Brisbane/Meanjin), Paradiso Noord (Amsterdam), MONA FOMA / Dark M**O (Hobart/nipaluna), Botanique (Brussels/Bruxelles), Galeria ZDB (Lisboa), and Brisbane Powerhouse.

02/12/2025

Creative kids blossom at the GLÓR Project Space.

The GLÓR Project Space is an independent artist-run music studio in the Old Ambulance Station building in Nambour, which will be hosting a two-day creative immersion this month.

Led by Patricia McInerney, the workshops will encourage young artists to explore lyrics, rhythm, voice, and melody in an open, playful way.

Across the two days, participants move between sound-making, writing, voice work, and song craft, letting ideas unfold naturally, whether working solo or alongside others.

“Guided with care, they follow sparks of inspiration and discover new ways to express themselves through sound and language. The workshop is a relaxed retreat: a space to explore, make, imagine, and let things take shape,” Patricia said.

Patricia McInerney is a multidisciplinary creative and experienced educator who brings music, storytelling, and playful imagination into every workshop she leads.

A trained musician, actor and vocal coach, she creates fun, confidence-building spaces where young people can explore their creativity and find their voice.

Patricia has delivered countless arts and education programs across schools, community spaces, festivals, and regional initiatives.

As a producer of music and arts events, she’s known for turning big ideas into engaging experiences that inspire and connect people.

With a warm, energetic teaching style, Patricia helps participants feel supported, brave, and excited to try new things. She also holds a valid Blue Card and is committed to safe, inclusive, and empowering creative practice.

Her workshops focus on creativity, collaboration, and empowering young people to create with curiosity and joy.

The workshops will be held on December 15 and 16 from 9.30am to 1.30pm for ages 8-12 years, and December 18 and 19 from 9.30am to 1.30pm for ages 13-17 years. There are options for busy parents to add an 8.30am start on both days to the booking.

You can reserve your space at
https://events.humanitix.com/glor-space-young-creators-song-and-voice-ages-8-12 and
https://events.humanitix.com/copy-of-glor-space-young-creators-song-and-voice-ages-8-12

06/07/2025

GLÓR is delighted to announce the next in our Votive Offerings series, Michael Beach with support from Dylan Sparks.

Michael Beach plays the first Australian show for his new LP Big Black Plume at GLÓR on Friday August 8.

Out July 25 on Poison City and Goner Records, Big Black Plume is a record shaped by years of touring, teaching, and recording across Melbourne, San Francisco and LA. It moves between haunted ballads and spiralling psych, tied together by a strong sense of connection.

Produced by Beach with Gareth Liddiard (Tropical F**k Storm), the album features Mick Turner (Dirty Three), Lloyd Swanton (The Necks), Fiona Kitschin, Leah Senior, Joe Talia and Utrillo Kushner.

This is a rare chance to catch Beach in our studio on the back of his EU tour and before he heads off to the US.

Tickets are limited. Don’t snooze.