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

Pitchface & the World Record

We take our double denim pretty seriously. To make it official, we packed out Melbourne’s Palais Theatre in July 2026 and asked our ever-up-for-it audience to come decked out in their best DDs.

They answered the call… the good folk from The Australian Book of Records adjudicated… and we all made history together - setting the WORLD RECORD for the most people in one location wearing double denim - 1,669.

Pitchface at the AO

70 women in double denim. Rod Laver Arena. The National Anthem. At the 2026 Women’s Final of The Australian Open.

Our deepest thanks to the good folk at the AO for having us and to our not-so-secret weapon Susie Kelly - Pitchface’s resident musical genius - for the incredible arrangement.

Pub Choir + Pitchface

IMAGINE our extreme excitement when our original choir crush - Astrid Jorgensen OAM - asked Pitchface to be her featured musicians at Pub Choir’s Melbourne shows at The Forum in October 2025.

Ummmmm. YES PLEASE.

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Jacob Morrison (@jcbmrrsn)

RocKwiz + Pitchface

On Good Friday 2025, we were lucky enough to be part of RocKwiz’s Really Really Good Friday Show at the iconic Hamer Hall in Melbourne.

It was really, really, pretty spesh* for us to be in the presence of and work with these national treasures.

* massive understatement, obvs

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

Pitchface on ABC TV

What do art and singing have to do with sport? Good question. And one former Matilda Elise Kellond-Knight set out to answer on this episode of ABC TV’s The Art Of…

She and her crew came to one of our rehearsals to speak to Tam, Tess, Haz and Dom about why our community choir is so bloody fun.

 

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