Faith, freedom, queerness and memory underpin the songs of Lucy Dacus—a founding member of the supergroup boygenius, with Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker. With buttery vocals punctuated by squalls of electric guitar, Dacus delivers diaristic lyrics in dulcet tones.
On her second album, Historian, Dacus draws from her teenage journals to explore the anxiety and nostalgia of growing up in Richmond, Virginia—Christian Bible camps, young crushes and dancing in the aisles of the corner store. Dacus approaches her past with humour, care, empathy and an eye to the future. 
Opening for Dacus is Snowy Band, the current outlet for prolific and prodigious Melbourne musician Liam “Snowy” Halliwell. Together with his seasoned band (Emma Russack, Nathalie Pavlovic and Dylan Young) Halliwell crafted the graceful Alternate Endings, which landed on many best-of 2021 lists. Hazy indie-pop, with a healthy dose of cynicism, and a romantic heart.

A colour photograph of the members of Snowy Band. The bandmates stand in a line, in direct sunlight, wearing casual clothing. They are smiling and show a sense of comradery. 

Snowy Band Hero

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__Please contact Forum Box Office for more detailed information.__  

- Box Office Phone: (03) 9299 9800  
- Accessibility & Box Office Enquiries: ticketing@marrinergroup.com.au    

ACCESSIBLE PARKING  

There is limited street parking but Forum patrons can access [special rates](https://marrinergroup.com.au/offers/discount-parking) at select Wilson Car Parks. This offer must be booked on the their website before arrival.  

ACCESSIBLE DROP OFF  

The best spot for drop off and pick-ups is either on Russell Street next to Culture Kings (30m from the Forum entry) or on the Russell Street extension next to the Ian Potter Centre (approximately 80m across Flinders Street).  

PUBLIC TRANSPORT  

Nearest accessible train station: Flinders Street Station is approximately 250m from The Forum. All metro lines leave from this station.  

Nearest accessible tram stop: The closest tram stop is Russell Street – Stop 6 which is on the Route 70, 75 or City Circle lines. This stop is a level access stop.  

ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCE  

There is a wheelchair accessible entrance at the Box Office to the right of the main entrance via a small ramp into the foyer. Please speak to a staff member if you need assistance.  

ACCESSIBLE BATHROOMS  

Accessible bathrooms are located near the side of stage area, which is available for wheelchair users to view the performance. Ramps can be provided to access side of stage. Staff are in attendance to assist.  

A gender neutral and fully accessible toilet is located on the left of the main entrance foyer (facing the stage). Just follow the signs to the Manager’s Office. It can also be accessed from the main room through the wooden door at the back of the room. This is located to the left of the entrance to female toilets.  

SUPPORT ANIMALS AND GUIDE DOGS  

Support and assistance animals are welcome at The Forum. Please contact The Forum Box Office (03) 9299 9800 prior to the show so entry and a reserved space for you can be arranged.  

Please be aware that the venue is a noisy and busy environment, so you may want to consider the use of an alternative aid when attending a show.  

LIGHTING  

There is low lighting in the venue as needed for shows. All walkways are clearly marked, however if you have low vision and need assistance, please let staff know—they will be happy to help.  

Signs will be displayed for any shows with strobe lighting. If you have any concerns about strobe or flash lighting for any show you are attending, please contact The Forum.   

SEATING OPTIONS  

If you have trouble standing and require a seat for a standing show, The Forum can arrange this for you. They have a few different seating options suitable for different mobility levels and it’s always recommended that you confirm your needs with the box office prior to show day. [Visit their website](https://forummelbourne.com.au/accessibility) for more information.  

WHEELCHAIR VIEWING FORUM MAIN ROOM  

Depending on the show The Forum has multiple viewing areas available for wheelchair users in the main room. Access to both areas is via a ramp from the foyer.  

These areas are:  
- Behind the booths  
- Near the main bar  

To book a wheelchair viewing spot [please call or email the Box Office](https://forummelbourne.com.au/accessibility). If you’ve been to a show with us before and have a preferred area, please let us know when booking. These areas have a limited capacity so it’s best to get in contact as early as possible.  

Wheelchair seats for seated shows are located at the back right of the dance floor, please contact The Forum box office to book a wheelchair seat.  

Please see the security or The Forum box office staff when you arrive and they will be able to show you to your space.  

WHEELCHAIR VIEWING FORUM UPSTAIRS  

Forum II has a number of wheelchair spaces available at the front of the room. If you would like to reserve a wheelchair space, please contact the Box Office before purchasing tickets.  

These are limited so we would suggest getting in contact as early as possible.

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