Convenience Store bring their fog-drenched, heart-on-sleeve indie rock to Payten & Jones Wine for the 2026 Healesville Festival Venue Hop — a meeting of raw sound and raw flavour.

Led by Nick Baker’s unflinching, literary songwriting, the band’s music wrestles with the messy stories we tell ourselves, threading piercing sincerity through melodic guitars and flickers of electronic texture. Fresh off their bold second record The Glass Children, they lean fully into their anthemic instincts — expansive, inventive, and quietly transcendent.

It’s a natural fit for Payten & Jones Wine, where nothing is overly polished and personality always wins out. Their wines — unfiltered, a little wild, alive with character — mirror the energy of a live band: unpredictable, soulful, and best experienced in the moment. No perfection, no pretence — just atmosphere, texture, and connection.

Expect an afternoon that feels a little hazy, a little electric: music that lingers, wine that breathes, and a room that hums with it all.

Payten & Jones will have a pizza food truck running from midday to 7 PM, with Sebastian serving up old-fashioned Italian pizzas using his Nonna’s ancient dough technique.