Free lunch-time concerts in Adelaide's Victoria Square Musicians Matt Swayne with his Banjo, Elizabeth Reid with her Autoharp and Banjo Jackson with his guitar. SINGERS will be swapping sets in the Square every Thursday in a new lunchtime music program breaking down the traditional concert set-up. Music in the Square, at noon and every Thursday until December 18, will see two music acts playing a few songs over two hours. One act will play a few songs, then stop while the other act plays, then back again. Curated by MusicSA in association with Adelaide City Council, the daytime gigs are a way for people to enjoy two bands without sitting through separate 45 minute shows. Singer-songwriter Banjo Jackson will play alongside Americana band Brillig on November 20. For the past year Jackson has been working on his debut album, set for release in early 2015, while also studying philosophy and creative writing at Adelaide Uni. Music is his "number one," so he's feeling pumped about doing a gig in this unique set-up. It's something different, I've never done anything like it before. Music in the Square is at Victoria Square, today at noon, featuring Alex Hosking and Kelly Brouhaha. Upcoming acts include Kaurna Cronin, John Baker, Mike Bevan, Tom West and Tim Moore. Details: victoriasquareadelaide.com