We are delighted to present a showcase performance with IKSRE and Rhys Newling on Friday 19 December, 2025.

Set within the natural beauty of the Bath House Amphitheatre, this special one-night performance brings together IKSRE and Rhys Newling for an immersive evening of sound and visual artistry. From 8:00–9:00pm, guests are invited to settle into the outdoor setting and experience a meditative blend of live music, atmospheric visuals and creative collaboration.

Framed by the landscape and guided by two boundary-pushing artists, this intimate showcase offers a rare opportunity to unwind, listen deeply and enjoy a unique moment of connection at Peninsula Hot Springs.

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about the artists

IKSRE is the project of Naarm/Melbourne artist Phoebe Dubar — vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, producer and sound healer. Short for “I Keep Seeing Rainbows Everywhere,” IKSRE reflects her focus on presence, connection and gentle, restorative sound.

Blending ambient electronics, voice, traditional instruments and field recordings, she creates immersive experiences that support rest and nervous system regulation, both in live performance and sound bath settings.

Her new album, expansion b (north), was written and produced on a mobile setup while travelling through remote Australia, documenting the northern half of her journey. It follows its companion release, expansion a (south).

IKSRE’s work offers sound as a grounding, expansive practice — an invitation to slow down and listen inward.

Rhys Newling is a Melbourne-based VJ, Lighting Designer and Visual Artist creating live visual experiences for festivals, venues and touring artists across Australia. Originally from regional NSW, he moved to Melbourne in 2013 and quickly embedded himself in the city’s music scene, developing a passion for lighting and real-time visual performance.

Since 2016, Rhys has delivered visuals and show design for major artists and events, including Sampa the Great, Hiatus Kaiyote, Telenova, Splendour in the Grass, Falls Festival, Meredith Music Festival, the Sydney Opera House, the Australian Open and Laneway Festival.

Driven by collaboration and storytelling, Rhys continues to explore new creative partnerships and bring immersive visual work to stages across Australia — and beyond.