No Fixed Address Lane | Adelaide City of Music Laneways

The City of Adelaide is Australia's first and only UNESCO City of Music. Musically and creatively all these artists have their creative roots in our city…

No Fixed Address formed in Adelaide in 1979 at the Centre for Aboriginal Studies in Music (CASM) by Bart Willoughby, Ricky Harrison, Les Graham, and John Miller. CASM, part of the Elder Conservatorium at the University of Adelaide, is Australia’s sole university-based centre dedicated to studies in Australian Aboriginal music.

Take a walk along No Fixed Address Lane to admire a mural honouring the band painted by artists Elizabeth Yanyi Close (Pitjantjatjara and Yankunytjatjara), Shane Mankitya Cook (Guwa and Wulli Wulli) and Thomas Readett (Ngarrindjeri and Arrernte). The mural depicts the band in their younger days and incorporates contemporary representations of the band’s background, history and influence on the community and music industry.

Dive into our city’s rich music history by exploring these legendary artworks and iconic locations. Don’t miss the chance to check out a live music venue or catch a performance and show your support for a local business while you’re there.