CHEEKY LEASH

The Beresford

CHEEKY LEASH

CHEEKY LEASH

The Beresford, 354 Bourke St, 2020 Surry Hills Kort

lau. 05.09.2026 14:00

Bero Block Party takes over The Beresford on Saturday, September 5, bringing live music and DJs together across two stages for one very good day out.

Upstairs, expect sun-soaked psychedelia, indie rock, dreamy pop and plenty of guitars. Downstairs, the DJs will keep things moving with feel-good house, disco grooves and dancefloor favourites from afternoon into night.

Joining the party are Babe Rainbow, Bean Magazine, Cheeky Leash, Clay Western, Dawson, Kali, Loods, Mel Blue, Reenie, Roxy Lotz, Tokyo Sexwale and TSEBA. Come early, find your spot and settle in for the first Bero Block Party.

Come early, find your spot and settle in for the first Bero Block Party.

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  • Cheeky Leash
    Cheeky Leash

    Stadium Surf Rock

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  • Loods
    Loods

    Raised in the Steel City, aka the coastal, industrial Australian town of Newcastle, Loods is an understated character with a fun, raw take on dance music.

  • Bean Magazine
    Bean Magazine

    Bean Magazine are a Brisbane based rock trio, fusing their unique style of grunge gaze with raw rock energy to create an unforgettable live show. Henry Creamer (guitars and vocals), Gabrielle Beiers (drums) and Seb Baren (bass) effortlessly blend punk energy, sensitive lyrical sensibilities and classic rock riffs to create songs that will never leave your head. With musical influences ranging from The Pixies, Radiohead and The Beatles, shaped by artists like Elliott Smith and Smashing Pumpkins, the result is something that is unequivocally Bean Magazine.

    In the last 12 months, Bean Magazine have released back to back EP’s, In The Shade & Folly, that will be combined into their first vinyl release at the end of 2025. Their latest release Folly, Produced by Sam Cromack from Ball Park Music, is a 7 track sun-soaked collection. Through this EP you may end up knowing yourself (and your flaws) a bit better than before, channel frustrations into thrashing guitar lines and frenetic sing-a-longs, all while relishing in gentler, overcast moments of self-reflection and acceptance.

    This year, Bean Magazine embarked on a mammoth 28-date national tour with Brisbane royalty Ball Park Music and the band toured extensively throughout Australia in 2024 with The Rubens, Hockey Dad and Rum Jungle on their respective tours, as well as stand out performances at BIGSOUND and SXSW Sydney.

    The band are already hard at work creating their next project, a first full length debut album expected to drop in 2026 and will be making their international debuts in multiple new territories.