Eliza Hull – Relaxed Performance

Eliza Hull and band perform as part of the Relaxed Performance series.

The Centre’s series of Relaxed Performances are specifically suited for audiences with sensory sensitivities, using altered lighting, more in-depth musical explanations and accompanying access resources.

Individuals and community groups are welcome to join us for the 10.30am concert. School groups are welcome to join us for the 12noon concert.

Having established herself as one of Australia’s most important voices and striking songwriters of recent years, ARIA award-winning musical artist Eliza Hull’s music has appeared across radio, TV and film.

Which session time is right for me or my group? 

10.30am: Tailored for individuals and community groups
12pm: Tailored for school groups

The Relaxed Performance series is supported by the Learning and Access Consortium.

About the Artists

Eliza Hull and band

Having established herself as one of Australia’s most important voices and striking songwriters of recent years, musical artist Eliza Hull has proven the longevity of her art, and continued evolution. New single ‘Running Underwater’ sees Hull work with ARIA Award-winning producer Pip Norman (Baker Boy, Missy Higgins). The track was first performed by Hull during a powerful appearance on ABC’s Q&A on national TV. It’s the first song Hull has written about living with condition ‘Charcot Marie Tooth’.

In recent years, Hull has emerged as an accessibility advocate within the industry, her determinism and approach to educating and spurring on change in structure and perspective has been incredibly influential, she consults with organisations such as The ARIAS and APRA and has spoken at events including SXSW, Bigsound, Changes, Human Rights Convention and at Parliament House. She was also the creator of Isolaid’s ‘Accessible All Areas’ a live stream featuring Deaf and Disabled artists which garnered over 50k streams.