Undergrand is a portable baby grand piano experience set in nature, creating intimate, wordless spaces for deep listening, reflection, and connection. Born from a desire to slow festivals down and offer a counterpoint to high-intensity sound systems, Undergrand invites people to stumble into a sanctuary — often hidden slightly off the main path — where time softens and attention returns.

The piano is placed outdoors, tuned to the landscape and the moment, and brought to life by local musicians, improvisers, and collaborators. No schedules, no announcements — just continuous, evolving music that responds to who arrives, the weather, the light, and the energy of the land.

Undergrand works best at multi-day festivals, gatherings, and retreats where people are open to wandering, listening, and being surprised. The project prioritises collaboration with local artists and minimal infrastructure, allowing it to integrate gently into bush clearings, river edges, paddocks, and hidden corners of festival sites.

The vibe is grounded, spacious, and quietly transformative — a place to land between dances, to breathe, to cry, to lie in the grass, or to simply listen. Undergrand isn’t a stage or a show; it’s an offering. A reminder that softness, attention, and beauty are essential parts of underground culture too.