The Fun Haus Factory will bring two powerhouse performances to Gosford as part of Great Southern Nights 2025, a statewide live music celebration featuring more than 300 gigs across Sydney and NSW from March 21 – April 6.
From riveting storytelling and theatrical flair to soul-stirring blues and roots, these events promise to ignite the stage and electrify audiences in true Fun Haus Factory style.
Mikelangelo (Michael Simic) brings his acclaimed solo show, In The Belly of the Whale, to Fun Haus Factory on Saturday, March 29.
Part voyage across wild seas, part deep dive into the human soul, this intimate, theatrical experience weaves music and storytelling to explore the blurred lines between creator and creation, artist and family man.
Mikelangelo has captivated audiences for more than 25 years, touring worldwide as a solo artist and frontman of Mikelangelo & The Black Sea Gentlemen.
With 17 independent albums, sold-out performances from the Sydney Opera House to London’s West End, and a dedicated global following, his charismatic, life-affirming performances are not to be missed.
Created in collaboration with writer/director Tracy Bourne – known for her work with Chamber Made Opera, Melbourne International Festival, and the ABC – this show blends humour, depth, and unforgettable music for a night like no other.
On Sunday, March 23, two beloved Coastie powerhouses – Fun Haus Factory and Blues on the Mountain – join forces to launch the Blues @ the Haus season, featuring Genevieve Chadwick Band and Woodie McClean.
Described as the love child of John Lee Hooker and Janis Joplin, Chadwick delivers raw, soulful blues, fiery guitar work, and an unfiltered energy that has landed her on stages at Byron Bay Bluesfest and tours alongside Joan Armatrading, Beth Hart, and Allen Stone.
Opening the night is Woodie McClean, a Central Coast artist blending soul, jazz, blues, and Americana into a heartfelt musical experience.
For information visit https://funhausfactory.org.au/whats-on/
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