Press Kit

Pitchface is a community choir made up (almost entirely) of women and non-binary peeps from Melbourne's inner west.

“From the Ramones to Blur via Whitney Houston - no problem at all for these ladies.”

What started as an idea among four friends over a boozy dinner in Footscray has grown to a joyous 'no experience necessary' singing squad of around 100.

They belt songs you wouldn't expect from a choir, have a particular love of late-80s ballads and the dance hits of the 90s, and collectively make a strong case for double-denim to be an acceptable wardrobe choice.

Pitchface x Coldplay

In November 2024, we were catapulted onto the stage at Marvel Stadium to sing with Coldplay at their four sold out Melbourne shows. We still can’t quite believe it!

Read about it here

Listen to the story here

[Image by @annaleemedia]

Pitchface on The Project!

Getting the call up to sing with Coldplay was, hands-down, the most outta-nowhere and crazy thing that’s ever happened to us!

And it’s the good news story that everyone seems to need right now — including the excellent folk on The Project.

Check out Dom and Tess telling the story of how it all came to be.

As seen & heard at...

Coldplay @ Marvel Stadium

Music of the Spheres Tour - Melbourne leg
November 2024

Williamstown Town Hall

Williamstown, Melbourne
July 2024

Brunswick Ballroom

Brunswick, Melbourne
May + December 2022

Yarraville Festival

Melbourne
January 2020 + January 2019

City of Melbourne
Christmas Festival

Melbourne,
December 2019

Due West Arts Festival

Melbourne
November 2019

 

Lockdown iso project for
The City of Maribyrnong

Rehearsed & recorded in Melbourne’s 2020 lockdown for Respect Victoria’s Respect Women: Call it Out campaign.


Arranged by Susie Kelly
Edited by Zac Grant
Sound mix by Joe Hammond
Soloist: Harriet O’Donnell

“Pitchface provides a safe space for local women to explore their voices, and discover or fuel a love for singing.

The choristers are able to connect with others, gain new skills, forge valuable friendships and feel a greater sense of belonging.”

— City of Maribyrnong Arts Award, 2021