Live Music at the Pirates Tavern
April 2018
| Fri 06 | Jimmy Cupples & Rob Broath |
| Sun 08 | The Long & Short of It (Country music duo) |
| Fri 13 | Michael Zammit (BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND) |
| Sun 15 | Royal Hijinx & The Footscray Gypsies |
| Fri 20 | White Goat |
| Sun 22 | Ingy & Geoff (solo Sunday) |
| Fri 27 | The Drive (covers from the 70s) |
| Sun 22 | Christopher Mitchell (solo Sunday) |
May 2018
| Fri 04 | Ricky Lee & The Alley Cats (50s, 60s rock’n’roll) |
| Sun 06 | Main Offenders (rock’n’roll, touch of rockabilly) |
| Fri 11 | Shake Ya Tree (rock, pop, blues and more) |
| Sun 13 | Gil Tangey (solo Sunday) |
| Fri 18 | The Candlebarks (popular covers) |
| Sun 20 | Jerry & The Springers (classic covers) |
| Fri 25 | None of Your Business (best of 70s to 90s) |
| Sun 27 | Tristian Vernier (vocalist piano player – soul, jazz, latin) |
Welcome to the WMA
The Williamstown Maritime Association is a not-for-profit body set up in 2004 to establish a working maritime precinct, Seaworks, on the old Port of Melbourne Authority site in Melbourne’s historic port of Williamstown. The WMA established the famous Pirates Tavern in 2004 and has managed it ever since. The Seaworks Foundation was initiated by the WMA to oversee management and development of the site, and the WMA works closely with the Foundation.
