March is packed with energy at the Tribe Clubhouse, with Tribe Social Belonging bringing together live music, creativity and community in the heart of Redcliffe.
More than just a café, the Clubhouse continues to grow as a safe and welcoming space where people can connect, share experiences and feel a genuine sense of belonging.
Founder Ryan Elson said the live music calendar this month is one of the biggest yet.
“We’re seeing more bands wanting to play here because they love the atmosphere,” Ryan said. “It’s inclusive, supportive and all about community.”
Kicking Off with Live Gigs
The month begins on Friday, 6 March, with Red Velvet Rascal headlining alongside Hypoallergenic, Asbestos and Spektrum (doors open 5pm). The following night, Saturday, 7 March, Whitts End and support acts will take the stage.
Mid-month keeps the momentum going, with Takeover and supports performing on Friday, 13 March, followed by a free Sea Shanties night on Saturday, 14 March at 7pm – always a crowd favourite.
On Friday, 20 March, Brax and support acts will bring their sounds to the Clubhouse, before Dedway and Tomohung perform on Saturday, 21 March.
Sea Shanties return for another free evening on Thursday, 26 March at 7pm, leading into the Daily Light Vandal EP Launch on Saturday, 28 March.
All gigs are free and all-ages (under 18s supervised, no BYO).
“Live music creates instant connection,” Ryan said. “People might come for the bands, but they stay for the sense of belonging.”
Weekly Community Favourites
Alongside live music, Tribe continues its regular favourites, including Karaoke with Mick and Linda, Trivia with Cale, board games and Lego, art and craft sessions, Ukuleles with The Supers, Dungeons and Dragons (bookings essential), and social sessions to drop in for a cuppa and chat.
The Clubhouse café is open Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 2pm. Activities are free to attend – just purchase a drink and be part of something meaningful.
Because in Redcliffe, everyone needs a Tribe. Visit their website here.
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