The Friendly Festival At Majors Creek Recreation Ground
Music at the Creek Festival
2nd weekend of November
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The Braidwood Folk Music Club was formed over 18 years ago by a dedicated group of people with the aim of presenting and promoting folk music and the folk arts in the Braidwood district.
Aside from organising and running the Music at the Creek festival in November, the club holds regular folk nights in the Anglican church hall from 7pm, generally on the 3rd Thursday of the month. Most folk nights there is a guest artist with support by local singers and poets.
Please bring your own drinks.
For information on folk nights please contact Sue
Performers appearing at future folk nights
Braidwood Folk Music Club
Braidwood Folk Club
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Feb 4th (Yes - it's a Saturday) The Beez | |
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The Beez have furnished their house with musical bric-a-brac from around the world – a potpourri of moving, silly, deep and sometimes meaningless pop and rock songs. These songs are, however, anything but common or garden variety. The four tonal interior decorators from the Beez rearrange and craft a song until a certain stylistically unmistakable Beez Feng Shui emerges.The Beez are at home on any stage and travel light-four voices, two acoustic guitars, an acoustic bass and an accordion and, it has to be said, more than a few costumes…The Beez are renowned as excellent hosts, serving lavish lashings of humour and musicality guaranteed to charm every audience. Their programme ‘’In the House” is (with or without electricity) like a luxury penthouse on the roof of pop and rock history in which everyone finds a sunny room with a view. |
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Feb 23rd Dingo's Breakfast | |
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Roger Montgomery & John Angliss are "The Dingo's Breakfast Duo" (WA's most popular touring folk duo). When we're joined by Toby Montgomery we become a trio. When Meredith Higgins joins us we're a quartet and when we add Bruce Boyd, we are "The Dingo's Breakfast Oz Music and Poetry Band". Dingo's Breakfast is the perfect choice for any function with an Australian flavour, whether you are looking for Australian songs, Australian yarns and poems, a full-on bush music concert, or an old-time bush dance. Another string to the Dingo's Breakfast bow are our Radio Ballads - four of which were commissioned by the ABC FM 'Songs & Stories' programme. This type of show allows the audience to experience a melding of theatre and musical performance. |
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March 29th Jez Lowe | |
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Jez Lowe has built an enviable reputation as a songwriter and performer in the world of acoustic music, and as a recognised musical ambassador for his native North East England, with more than a dozen albums and countless live performances around the world over the last twenty years. Among those who have recorded their own versions of Lowe’s songs, are Fairport Convention, The Dubliners, The Tannahill Weavers, Cherish The Ladies, Gordon Bok, The McCalmans, The Black Brothers, Liam Clancy, Bob Fox and literally hundreds of others. Songs like BACK IN DURHAM GAOL, THE BERGEN, GREEK LIGHTNING and THESE COAL TOWN DAYS have generated scores of cover versions around the globe, and are now classics of their kind. He has performed at some of the most prestigious venues in the world, both solo and with the Bad Pennies, including the main stages at Edmonton Festival (Canada), Tonder Festival (Denmark), The Kennedy Center and the Smithsonian (US), Port Fairy and Byron Bay Festivals (Australia) and at concerts and festivals in New Zealand, Hong Kong, Ireland, Holland, Germany and Spain. |
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