Georgie Aué – Colours of Brazil

Event Start Date & TIme: January 30, 2026 20:30

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Fresh from the success of the FRINGE WORLD award-winning Come to Brazil, Georgie Aué returns with Colours of Brazil — a dazzling world premiere. With her powerhouse band, featuring some of Australia’s finest musicians, Georgie dives into the rhythms and textures of Brazilian jazz with even greater depth, colour and joy.

Experience the driving energy of samba, the smooth sway of bossa nova, and the vibrant spirit of a culture brought to life by legends such as Antonio Carlos Jobim, Edu Lobo and Eliane Elias. With lush harmonies, infectious grooves and irresistible energy, Colours of Brazil is a heartfelt homage to the richness of Brazilian music. Big, bold, and brimming with joy — don’t miss it!

“…a joy to see and hear, and had me smiling ear to ear from start to finish.” ★★★★½ Fringefeed

About the Artist

Georgie is an Australian piano player, vocalist and songwriter. Georgie pushes the boundaries of traditional genre’s – her music a melting pot of musical styles including jazz, blues with a focus in Brazilian jazz. Georgie began writing and performing music from an early age. In combination with her love of dancing and her parents collection of Brazilian music, she developed a love for Latin music, a passion she continued to carry while studying piano and jazz at the Elder Conservatorium of Music in Adelaide. Georgie performs regularly across Australia at leading venues and festivals, collaborating with some of the country’s finest musicians. She has independently released 3 studio albums.

“Steeped in the sound of bossa nova and jazz, Georgie Aué’s third studio release is an impressive display of an artist..” ★★★★½ Dingo Jazz

“Steeped in the sound of bossa nova and jazz, Georgie Aué’s third studio release is an impressive display of an artist – both pianistically and vocally enchanting, as well as compositionally masterful.” J Underhill, Dingo Australian Jazz Journal ★★★★ ½

‘…there was plenty to admire in the phrasing of Aué’s vocals, her light touch at the keyboard…a sterling performance’. – S Evans, Independent Weekly