Gravel Road – Q&A & Live Performance

Q&A Screening & Live Performance

Sunday March 3 @ 6pm

Featuring a live Q&A with Desert Stars’ lead singer Jay Minning, director Tristan Pemberton, the film’s editor Harriet Clutterbuck ASE, and the film’s sound designer Phil Snow, followed by a live in-cinema performance by The Desert Stars.

Discover the extraordinary story of the world’s most remote rock band at Dendy Newtown’s screening of the fascinating documentary GRAVEL ROAD followed by an in-person discussion with the film’s star and lead singer of Desert Stars, Jay Minning, director Tristan Pemberton, the film’s editor Harriet Clutterbuck ASE, the film’s editor, Harriet Clutterbuck and sound designer, Phil Snow. Then stick around for an epic live in-cinema performance from Desert Stars.

GRAVEL ROAD is the story of Jay Minning, singer-songwriter of the most remote rock band in the world, Desert Stars. This musical four piece are traditional landowners of Spinifex Country in the Great Victoria Desert, Western Australia - home of the last nomads. From their home in remotest Tjuntjuntjara, we follow Jay and the band's first tour as they rock their way across the Western desert with songs of hunter-gatherer life, surviving British atomic testing, and a profound connection to culture that spans back 2,000 generations. With customary Spinifex reciprocity, Jay shares the journey with east-coast friends, the Re-mains, and provides a rare glimpse into his country, his culture, his music, and his extraordinary everyday life.