Dakinj Cuddle

Dakini Cuddle kick off the FIRST EVER East Coast Tour in Bunjalung Country with their DEBUT Byron Bay Show at The Rails Friendly Bar. Supported by the two iconic singers, Tashmeen & Dan Ingram; this will be a night of soul, funk, JAZZ, mystery & will go down in history. Dont miss this xxx

10pm- Dakini Cuddle
9pm- Dan Ingram
8pm- Tashmeen

DAKINI CUDDLE

In Hinduism and Buddhism, a dakini is a female deity, spirit, or energy that represents wisdom, power, and enlightenment. The term “dakini” translates to “sky dancer” or “sky dweller,” reflecting their free-spirited and energetic nature. Dakinis are often depicted as beautiful, powerful women, sometimes with fierce expressions, and are associated with various aspects of the path to enlightenment.

Dakini Cuddle is lead by powerful soulful vocalist/guitarist & visionary Tyla Moonchild, featuring the incredible Gabe Coleman, powerful Oliver George & groove machine Rory Wilson. Hailin in from Northside Melbourne (Narm), the band have created a fusion of original jazz, future funk & spiritual soul music, which songs are fuelled with chemistry between imagination & depth. Dakini Cuddle live sets are known to excite the listener, and take them on a journey that is both fierce yet gentle.

DAN INGRAM

Dan Ingram is a singer, song writer and creative from New York who has called Australia home for the past 6 years. He weaves hip hop, Rnb, soul and folk in his music in a way that uplifts and creates positive frequencies and an atmosphere of love, warmth and connection. Having travelled the world and experienced so different realities and environments, Dan expresses his songs from a place of sincerity, authenticity and healing.

TASHMEEN

Tashmeen is a talented singer-songwriter and guitarist whose music blends folk and R&B influences with intimate, personal lyricism. With a unique background rooted in both Bangladesh and South Africa, her sound reflects a rich cultural tapestry, infused with soulful melodies and heartfelt storytelling. Inspired by her father, Tashmeen began singing at the age of six, and over the years, she has developed a distinctive style centred around her jazz and Bangla influence. Her music resonates with listeners through its emotional rawness, creating a space for connection and reflection.