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| 2nd | The Ocelots (IRL) | Having just come off a European tour supporting Jack Johnson, Wexford twins Brandon and Ashley Watson combine to create ‘The Ocelots’, a folk/blues duo who are embarking on their first Australian tour. They have crafted their songwriting and musical experience together to produce a..... Read more
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| | The Pockets. | This delightful foursome will send you swooning. Marked by close harmonies and featuring concert, tenor, baritone and bass ukulele along with melodica and kazoo, the pockets bring you original and cover tunes brimming with frivolity, nostalgia and romance. Setting vocal interludes reminiscent of a ..... Read more |
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| 9th | Fly Little Sparrow | Lisa Brennan (Yamba) and Lizzie Flynn (Brisbane) come together as Fly Little Sparrow to sing harmonies that emulate riding on the wings of a strong-willed bird. Heading on a flight path of beautiful harmonic arrangements, their eclectic repertoire and commentary will take you on a journey from fr..... Read more
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| | Penny Davies and Roger Ilott | Penny & Roger have made 25 albums of quality folk music since their first vinyl album in 1983. Their 1999 album OPAL MINER The Songs Of Bill Scott received overwhelming acceptance from the Australian public. Their concerts feature songs of substance, harmony vocals, ringing 12 string acoustic guita..... Read more |
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| 16th | John Hogan and Matt James. | Matt James and John Hogan have been performing together for the best part of 20 years in a variety of lineups. They originally met when John was asked to join the Matt James Band when the band had a residency in what used to be called Dooley’s Hotel and as they say, the rest is history. The du..... Read more
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| | Pandoras Karavan | Pandora’s Karavan presents music with depth & presence, keeping it real with a repertoire of beautiful songs on meaningful themes – songs from various genres – from jazz standards to popular music, country, cabaret and the songs of the great songwriters such as Leonard Cohen and..... Read more |
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| 23rd | Caroline Hammond and Brendan St Ledger | Caroline Hammond is a natural weaver of song stories, playing with the tapestry of life and spinning joyous music from the grace and beauty of the overlooked, the everyday and the commonplace. \r\nThis evening she will be joined by the wonderful Brendan St Ledger on keyboards, a master of his ..... Read more
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| | The Dennis Sisters | Hailing from the Sunshine Coast, The Dennis Sisters, have been honing their song-writing craft and refining their engaging harmonies to create their own genre-crossing original music, for the past three years.
With Tiana (18) on guitar and Briannah (19) on bass, the girls began writing in the..... Read more |
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| 30th | Haystack Mountain Hermits | Haystack Mountain Hermits are all related (and have embarrassing photos to prove it), all multi-instrumentalists and all go. Between them they play guitar, mandolin, double bass, accordion, washboard, ukulele, banjo, snare drum, harmonica, kazoo, xaphoon … and more! One family. One band. One day ...... Read more
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| | Sue Wighton and Mary Brettell | Sue Wighton and Mary Brettell– singing up a storm (not a weather event).
DISCLAIMER: If you’re easily offended by political incorrectness, perhaps stay home and re-arrange your sock drawer.
Sue Wighton and Mary Brettell have been around the Brisbane folk scene for longer th..... Read more |
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