Rargo to play at MUM this Friday.

How great is it when awesome stuff comes together just perfectly? Like how tonight, Team Bobbysix treated ourselves to the BEST handmade noodles followed by gelato for dessert. What a combination.

Well, on Friday, two more of our fave things meet to create awesomeness that rivals a menu of noodles and ice cream. A band that certain members of Bobbysix.com hold dear to their hearts are playing at a venue that also means a lot to us. Rargo, meet World Bar.

That's right, the Sydney venue that various members of Bobbysix.com have DJed at for a couple of years plays host to a gig from Port Macquarie band Rargo as part of the ever excellent Friday night staple, MUM.

If you don't know who Rargo are, then pay attention. They are an innovative young four-piece fusing together an eclectic mix of reggae, funk, jazz and pop, and have been an ever-increasing presence on the Sydney live scene over the past few months. With bundles of energy in their stage demeanour, they are worth checking out on Friday for sure. Also at MUM this Friday you'll find the usual mix of DJs, teapots, good times and live performances from the The Shake Up and the fucking brilliantly named Royston Vasie.

Head to Rargo's facebook event page to find out how to get on the door list for cheap entry.

Stonefield. Guaranteed to be younger and cooler than you.

If you don't want to feel old, uncool and talentless, then you'd better not check out Stonefield. The Melbourne sisters play 70s-inspired rock that oozes the effervescence of youth while showing a musical maturity that belies their tender years. Described by Triple J's Dom Alessio as "the best high school band in the country," Stonefield have embarked on a huge run of Australian dates over the past two weeks and are playing at the Northcote Social Club this Friday. If you're in the area, then you'd be a flipping idiot not to get along. Support comes from Kashmere Club and the brilliantly named Royston Vasie.

The buzz is spreading so far and wide about this quartet of siblings that festival goers back in Old Albion will be able to catch them at Glastonbury this summer. Exciting times indeed.


Words by Rob Townsend.