Albany Tuesday live music brings the Shantymen to Six Degrees Goldroom on 6 October 2026. The session runs from 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm with free entry, giving locals and visitors a straightforward way to spend an evening with live music in the centre of Albany.

Albany Tuesday live music: event details

• Artist: Shantymen
• Date: Tuesday 6 October 2026
• Time: 7:30 pm–9:00 pm, Albany local time
• Venue: Six Degrees Goldroom, 70 Stirling Terrace, Albany WA
• Entry: Free

A midweek evening with the Shantymen

The Albany Shantymen bring maritime songs and group vocals to a town with a strong connection to the sea. Their performances offer a different way into live music: listen to the voices working together, follow the stories in the songs and enjoy the shared atmosphere of a room gathered around a performance.

If you have never attended a shanty session, there is no homework required. You can simply turn up, listen and discover the music for yourself. For returning listeners, this October date is another opportunity to hear the group in a familiar Albany setting. Read more about the performers on the Albany Shantymen official website.

Watch the Albany Shantymen

Get a feel for the group’s sound with their performance of Bully in the Alley. This video is a listening introduction, rather than a promised setlist for the October event.

Watch Bully in the Alley by the Albany Shantymen on YouTube.

Make time for Albany Tuesday live music

A Tuesday performance can fit neatly between a day exploring the Great Southern and the next morning’s plans. With a 7:30 pm start and a scheduled 9:00 pm finish, you can build the evening around the music without waiting for the weekend. Put the start time in your calendar and arrange a meeting point with friends before you arrive.

Albany Tuesday live music also gives residents an easy reason to meet in town. Free entry means there is no advertised admission charge for this session. Food, drinks and any accommodation are separate purchases, so plan those parts of the evening to suit your group.

Find the Goldroom on Stirling Terrace

Six Degrees is at 70 Stirling Terrace in central Albany. If this is your first visit, check the venue’s location and contact details before setting off. Allow time for your journey, finding the entrance and settling in before the performance begins.

Meeting for food beforehand is one way to extend the outing. Check current dining arrangements directly with Six Degrees, especially if you are organising a group or have particular dietary requirements. An early arrival leaves time for conversation before the music becomes the focus of the evening.

Plan your October music nights

This Albany Tuesday live music date is on 6 October. The Shantymen also appear on the October programme for Tuesday 20 October, again from 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm. Check the individual event date carefully when sharing the poster or organising your plans.

For the wider programme, browse the Six Degrees Goldroom gig guide. You can also explore the venue’s events articles for other performances. If travelling from outside town, arrange your return journey or overnight stay in advance so the evening remains easy to enjoy.

Quick questions before you go

What time does it start? The advertised performance starts at 7:30 pm and ends at 9:00 pm.

Is entry free? Yes, the event poster advertises free entry. Contact the venue for any access or age-related enquiries.

Where is the show? Head to Six Degrees Goldroom on Stirling Terrace. Save this Albany Tuesday live music date and share the details with the people joining you.

Before your Albany Tuesday live music visit

Start with the essentials: save the poster, confirm that everyone has the Tuesday 6 October date, and decide when to meet. The 90-minute advertised performance window is useful when coordinating dinner, transport or an early start the following day. All times on this page refer to Albany, Western Australia.

Visitors following an itinerary from another time zone should use the local start time when adding the event to a phone calendar. If your day includes a drive outside Albany, leave a comfortable margin for the return trip. There is no need to turn the evening into a rushed dash from one stop to the next.

Listen for the voices and stories

One of the pleasures of a maritime singing group is hearing how individual voices contribute to the whole. A lead line can introduce a story, while a repeated chorus gives listeners something familiar to recognise as the song develops. The live setting lets you notice those changes in a way that a quick clip cannot fully capture.

You do not need to know every song to appreciate the performance. Try listening to the rhythm of the words, the contrast between solo lines and the group, and the way the music fills the room. Share the video with a friend beforehand if you would like a starting point for the evening.

Albany Tuesday live music with friends

Keep the plan simple by sharing one message with the artist, date, location and performance time. If your group is meeting for a meal, agree on that arrival time separately from the 7:30 pm music start. This helps everyone understand whether they are coming for dinner, the performance or both.

For accessibility, seating, dining availability or entry conditions, contact Six Degrees directly before visiting. Free entry describes the advertised admission price; it does not establish a reserved seat or a table booking. Asking the venue about your group’s needs beforehand is the best way to make suitable arrangements.

Keep discovering Albany’s music programme

Albany Tuesday live music can be the starting point for exploring more of the local calendar. Different artists bring different sounds to the same room, so check the performer as well as the date when choosing another night. The Goldroom guide is the place to find the venue’s published programme and follow changes to upcoming listings.

For this Albany Tuesday live music visit, the key details remain simple: Shantymen, Tuesday 6 October 2026, 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm, and free entry at Six Degrees. Bring your curiosity, allow time to settle in and enjoy an evening built around live voices in Albany.