
Butterknife
Butterknife delivers a genre-blurring blend of indie pop textures, fusing emotionally raw lyrics with dreamy soundscapes and DIY sensibilities. Inspired by the confessional intimacy of girl in red and Clairo, the fuzzy nostalgia of Beabadoobee and Wolf Alice and a bit of the glam alt-pop boldness of Chappell Roan, their sound is at once delicate and intense.
Based in Newcastle, Australia, Butterknife is a two-piece band consisting of Gracie May (vocalist/producer) and Bree Redman (drummer). Their chemistry brings both depth and dynamism to their music.
At the core of Butterknife's music lies a candid exploration of identity, heartbreak, and self-discovery. Softness and vulnerability meet the raw intensity of coming-of-age, creating an intimate, cathartic sound that resonates with anyone navigating their own journey of identity and belonging.
Butterknife's live performances mirror the duality of their recorded work, starting in dreamy indie-pop territory before erupting into the chaotic, hard-hitting energy that has become a hallmark of their shows. This has seen them support Jack River, Charley, Telenova, Little Birdy, Dune Rats, The Vanns, Teenage Dads, and Slowly Slowly, as well as perform at Groovin' The Moo, Rolling Sets (2023), The Gumball (2024), and Portside Festival (2024). They also won NSW in The Terrys' Battle of the Bands (2023).
Set details
Gossy Weekender 2026 — The Grove Stage
Donnison Street, Gosford NSW 2250
2026-10-17, 14:30–15:00 (Australia/Sydney)
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