The Big Sing
2026-02-11 22:19 UTC | Tecoma Uniting Church, 1566 Burwood Highway, Tecoma, Victoria, 3160, Australia
Each culture has a unique tradition in song, giving them their strength and identity. Every September Selby Folk Club celebrates this by presenting singing in all it’s harmonious glory. Here’s the line-up:

Sweet Sassafras
The Pulse
Platinum
Cat House

Shaking the Tree
photo of Shaking the Tree Choir Shaking the Tree is one of Melbourne’s most vibrant and exciting choirs who achieve musicalexcellence without any sacrifice of heart, soul and good fun. Led by professional performer Bronwyn Calcutt, the choir sings her unique arrangements of gypsy, gospel, funk, and world music with a strong commitment to themes of social justice and freedom.
“Shaking the Tree is not just a choir, it’s a movement”
– Enda Kenny

Hillary Blackshaw
2014-02-02 08:00 - 23:00 UTC | Selby Community House, 1 Minak Road, Selby , 3159, Australia
Hilary Blackshaw writes original blues-tinged, sometimes moody, sometimes laid back folk songs, which she sings and plays on nylon string guitar, sometimes electric guitar and occasionally the fiddle.
The sound is earthy, laid back, music to kick your shoes off to and goes down especially well with a mug of mulled wine.

The April Maze
2014-03-03 20:00 - 23:00 UTC | Selby Community House, 1 Minak Road, Selby , 3159, Australia
The April Maze show provides all of the vitality and beauty that good folk music has to offer, and their originality is exciting and inspiring to experience live. With their rich human vocals, cello, guitar and stomp box, their live show has an amazingly full and deep sound. The duo consists of Todd Mayhew and Sivan Agam

Slow to Wake Trio
2014-04-04 20:00 - 23:00 UTC | Selby Community House, 1 Minak Road, Selby , 3159, Australia
The Slow to Wake Trio represents a snapshot of the Celtic immigrant heritage of many Australians. The group’s unique sound is the result of bringing together three diverse musicians, each with their own musical voice, in a joyful, creative collaboration.
Síle, the newest Australian in the group, hails from Ireland. Jean is the daughter of a proud Scotsman, and Louise is the granddaughter of two Dubliners. Throw in a bit of English, Italian, Dutch-South African blood, and you have The Slow to Wake Trio.
With musical influences as wide as their own ancestral heritage, The Slow to Wake Trio performs delicate and thoughtful orchestrations of original and traditional songs and tunes.
Whether they find themselves playing for young families at farmers’ markets, performing on concert stages, or sitting around the kitchen table, The Slow to Wake Trio take an infectious delight in the simple joy of sharing this music.
Have a listen on Sound Cloud.

The MAE Trio
2014-05-02 20:00 UTC | Selby Community House, 1 Minak Road, Selby , 3159, Australia
This Melbourne-based band is fast making a name for themselves in the Australian music scene. Maggie and Elsie Rigby started performing and touring with their family band, The Rainmakers,in their early teens and won the Lis Johnston Award for Vocal Excellence at the National Folk Festival 2011. Anita Hillman has played since 2009 with successful folk band Evelyn’s Secret as well as performing with the Melbourne Scottish Fiddle club and the Geoff McArthur quartet.
They started playing music together late 2011. All three members of the trio write their own songs and these are tastefully arranged to suit the group’s diverse instrumental talents and love of three part vocal harmony.
The Mae Trio were the recipients of the 2013 Folk Alliance Youth Award at the National Folk Festival and since then they have performed at many festivals in Australia, Scotland, France and the Us.
“Listened to a couple of songs and just kept on listening ‘cos I was enjoying it so much. Really great harmonies, beautiful production.”
– Missy Higgins
“The Mae Trio take you on a real old world journey where harmony and story are king. They also happen to be talented songwriters whose contemporary and original melodies and songs sound like classics. Their show is threaded with amusing banter that invites you in and leaves you wanting more.”
– Kavisha Mazzella

Michael Waugh
2014-06-06 20:00 - 23:00 UTC | Selby Community House, 1 Minak Road, Selby , 3159, Australia
Michael’s voice is emerging as one of the rarest and most original of talents in the Australian roots music scene – he is the real deal. In the tradition of the troubadour storyteller, his songs are gut-wrenchingly honest, emotionally brave and compellingly beautiful. He brings audiences to laugh, cry and sing along as they recognise their own lives and experiences in the music.
He has already delighted festival audiences at Port Fairy, Maldon, Newstead, Cygnet and Mount Beauty and is fast becoming a staple of music festivals and roots music clubs across Australia.

The Stray Hens
2014-07-04 20:00 - 23:00 UTC | Selby Community House, 1 Minak Road, Selby , 3159, Australia
Music For Free Range Humans…
hese three hot chicks with small instruments – Sal Taylor on 5-string Fiddle, Rowena Wise on Fiddle and Ukulele, and Mandy Connell on Guitar and Mandolin – bring explosive instrumentation, richly blended harmonies and melodies that will shift your attention from the polkadot frocks and shiny shoes in no time. Their music is a range of folk revival, Old Time and original work with broad and unique arrangements and sounds.

Women in Docks
2014-08-01 20:00 - 23:00 UTC | Selby Community House, 1 Minak Road, Selby , 3159, Australia
Women in Docs are an independent, folk pop act based in Brisbane. They recently gained the highly coveted support slot to the Indigo Girls on their Australian tour which has cemented their reputation as a world class presence on the folk scene of Australia and the US.
With their refreshing acoustic style of music, women in docs, Roz Pappalardo and Chanel Lucas, are a breath of fresh air at any festival. They are loved by audiences of all ages and cultural backgrounds, worldwide. Get caught up in their ever growing, homespun web of fans!
“earthy vibe and strong voices deserve attention”
– Rolling Stone

Riley Jordan
2014-10-03 20:00 - 23:00 UTC | Selby Community House, 1 Minak Road, Selby , 3159, Australia
In her teen years, she played bass guitar in a jazz band and sang for pleasure with friends doing mainly harmony-based vocal stuff. She also went on to perform in cover bands while forming the Elizabeth Scott Band.
Riley Jordan has absorbed many styles of music, through her work with diverse groups of musicians over many years in the Melbourne music scene. Her style is a mixture of roots music including blues, soul, and folk. Her music has been described as having elements of Grace Jones, Tina Turner, Des’ree, and Marianne Faithful. To these influences she brings a large dose of her own originality, so much so that it is hard to pigeonhole her style.

The Boltons
2014-11-07 20:00 - 23:00 UTC | Selby Community House, 1 Minak Road, Selby , 3159, Australia
The Boltons go wayfaring through intriguing and less-travelled musical landscapes, out where the fences are few and far between. These intrepid explorers bring a wealth of influences from many years of folk, classical, jazz, acoustic and rock performances. Atmospheric violin and accordion in conversation with acoustic guitar and double-bass trace sparkling lines around memorable melodies, nuanced vocals and evocative lyrics.
Tom Bolton (acoustic guitar and vocals) will be joined on stage with Peter Anderson (accordion), Reave Maloney (double-bass) and Emma Rodda (violin).
“Bolton’s knack for winsome-pretty, winning melodies is a cut above 1000 other guys and gals with an acoustic guitar that want to sing to us about love and its discontents. Instead of wasting our time, he fills it with small, steady wonders”
– Jack Rabid, The Big Takeover, New York

Alana and Alicia
2014-12-05 20:00 - 23:00 UTC | Selby Community House, 1 Minak Road, Selby , 3159, Australia
Alanna and Alicia are identical twins and share a uniquely intuitive, creative partnership and a natural musical rapport. They blend folk, jazz and roots in their original songs which have earned them numerous awards. Their lyrics are equal parts heart and humour and showcase their sweet, sibling harmonies. The sisters have charmed audiences with their sparkling performances across Australia from the National Folk Festival, Canberra to Fairbridge, Western Australia.

Sadie Mustoe
Sadie is a one forth of The Patch Tags, a folk quartet that started at The Patch Primary School. Sadie is the winner of the 2014 Maldon Minstrel Award.

Kevin O’Neil
Kevin will also be supporting Jenny Biddle in her live album session coming up at Selby Folk Club.

Jenny Biddle
2014-12-12 20:00 - 2014-12-13 23:00 UTC | Selby Community House, 1 Minak Road, Selby , 3159, Australia
Be part of the live album recording!
For her 5th album Jenny embarks on a LIVE ALBUM playing some of her most loved originals, capturing her quirks, improvisations, guitar journeys and your audience sing-alongs. At one of her favourite outer Melbourne venues, Selby Folk Club, be part of the audience and be stamped in time with the making of her LIVE album.

Support
Friday 12 December: Stewart Kohinga
Saturday 13 December: Kevin O’Neill

Stewart Kohinga
2015-02-06 20:00 - 23:00 UTC | Selby Community House, 1 Minak Road, Selby , 3159, Australia
Stewart Kohinga is a singer, musician, and songwriter from Melbourne, Australia. His warm, soulful voice is considered by many in the local music industry to be a thing of beauty. Stewart has created his own brand of music fusing together his passion for rhythm and blues and his love of folk, country, and Americana styles. His live performances are spell binding leading one critic to observe “watching him transform familiar songs in his own achingly emotional style, eyes closed, guitar tone set to stun, is always mesmerising”.
Stewart Kohinga is respected in the Melbourne songwriting scene as an insightful and compassionate observer of human nature causing one prominent live music venue operator to emphatically declare that Stewart’s “raw, honest, and emotionally resonant songs will stir your soul!”.
“Blues personified! Stewart Kohinga is a magic man and we are all under his spell at The Chandelier Room. His BB King style guitar work and dynamic vocals will melt your heart.” – Anthea Palmer, The Chandelier Room

Port Fairy Folk Festival
2015-03-06 - 2015-03-09 | Victoria

The Weathered Heads
2015-03-06 20:00 - 23:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Selby Community House, 1 Minak Road, Selby , 3159, Australia
The Weathered Heads is a 4 piece Bluegrass band based in Gembrook. ​Formed in 2008, Trev, Dirk, Don and Ian, sometimes aided by Pete and Joe, play local festivals and clubs in the hills.

Selby Fest 2015
2015-03-21 11:00 - 18:30 (Australia/Melbourne) | Selby Community House, 1 Minak Road, Selby , 3159, Australia
Selby Community House turns 40! What a great reason to bring the community together for a day of fun activities, great live music and browsing the unique arts, crafts and food stalls in the market. Visit the Selby Fest website for full details of activities.
The line-up is looking amazing with The Humbucking Pickups (ABC Exhumed), Dave McFarlane and Arrochar, The Weathered Heads, Yellingbo, Sadie Mustoe and many, many more…

Download: amphitheatre stage schedule (pdf)
Download: Cafe stage schedule (pdf)
Download: Minak stage schedule (pdf)

National Folk Festival
2015-04-02 - 2015-04-06 | Victoria
The National Folk Festival is Australia’s premier folk festival event – celebrating the world of folk music and arts.
The festival was established in Victoria 1967 and traveled all around Australia for 25 years before settling down in Canberra in 1992.
Hundreds of the world’s best musicians perform daily, rubbing shoulders with festival-goers, in a friendly non-stop flow of entertainment across many fabulous venues – from large indoor all-weather auditoria, such as the Budawang and Coorong to intimate themed venues such as the Bohemian and the Scrumpy.

Good Friday - no club night
2015-04-03 | Victoria
As most people are heading up to the National Folk Festival, or “The Nash” as it’s fondly referred to, there won’t be a concert for Selby Folk Club in April.

Jenny Biddle
2015-05-01 20:00 - 23:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Selby Community House, 1 Minak Road, Selby , 3159, Australia
Whether listening to her albums or witnessing this diminutive songstress live on stage, you are humbled by a raw honesty. The intense and somewhat complex style of Jenny’s music touches upon many issues that affect us all… love, loss, fears, hopes – all the challenges life throws at us. And she’s willing to share and let us in. In fact, she’s so damn honest she even talks about her lies! She describes herself as “Missy Higgins meets The Waifs, with some mesmerising guitar voyages and facial expressions thrown in.” In truth, her songs are just so deeply personal, inspiring an incredibly moving listening experience.

“She wraps herself around a self-made acoustic guitar, like a marriage between body and instrument, her most honest core is released as she commands the guitar to talk “with uncommon skill and absolute self-assurance”
~ Syke, 2013

Khristian Mizzi
2015-06-05 20:00 - 23:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Selby Community House, 1 Minak Road, Selby , 3159, Australia
In the vein of great storytellers before him, Khristian’s songs are engaging, dynamic and promise to stay with you long after your first acquaintance. Recent time in the studio has followed tours of Canada and the East Coast of Australia, and with life as his muse, Khristian has created a new album that speaks of both the challenges and triumphs of the human spirit. An award-winning songwriter, (Port Fairy Folk Fringe Festival, Basin Music Festival, shortlisted in the A.M.P. to name a few), Khristian has a special talent for drawing the listener into his world and making them feel at home within the soundscape he creates with his band. He has shared the stage with some of Australia’ s finest including Russell Morris, Joe Camilerri, Rebecca Barnard and Lloyd Spiegel to name a few. Now ready to reignite the following he has built over the years in Melbourne and regional Victoria, Khristian, along with regular appearances from his band ‘The Sirens’, is preparing to once again capture the imagination of audiences from intimate venues to music festivals with the release of his brand new album Midwinter Spring.

“Their aching, harmonised folk-rock speaks of Australian history, underpinned by a wonderful melodic sensibility. Stirring stuff…”
~ The Chandelier Room

Jed Rowe CD Launch
2015-06-12 20:00 - 23:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Selby Community House, 1 Minak Road, Selby , 3159, Australia
Acclaimed singer/songwriter/guitarist Jed Rowe has performed across Australia and Europe, but he still calls The Dandenong Ranges home.
Rowe returns to Selby Folk Club to launch his third album The Last Day Of Winter. Enlisting ARIA award winner Jeff Lang for the second time as producer, Rowe also brought in Cat Canteri and Justin Bernasconi of The Stillsons. The result is a diverse collection of songs which focus on Rowe’s deft touch with story and melody, with an emotional depth that resonates after the final note falls away. Rowe’s guitar talents are pushed to new heights by both Lang’s and Bernasconi’s supporting guitar roles, and three part vocal harmonies reign throughout.
The son of two musicians, Jed Rowe grew up in rural NSW and relocated to Melbourne in 2003. He showed early promise as an author, winning a national undergraduate short story writing award. Now a festival regular, Rowe has performed at Tamworth Country Music Festival, Port Fairy Folk Festival and Thredbo Blues Festival amongst many others.
Jed will perform with Cat Canteri on harmony vocals and percussion, with support from eclectic Yarra Ranges trio The Anecdote.
Rowe stands out in the pack… Jeff Lang returns as producer with Cat Canteri and Justin Bernasconi (The Stillsons)… The communion is a perfect fit for Rowe’s songs.
~ Rhythms Magazine 2015.

Saoirse
2015-07-03 20:00 - 23:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Victoria
Since coming together in 2006 this dynamic quartet have firmly established themselves as one of Melbourne’s premier Celtic/Folk bands. Although their roots are based in traditional Irish music, Saoirse sing in Irish and English and harmonize beautifully in any language and are continually evolving and expanding their world music component. With the addition of their own material they strive to bring something unique to every performance. Saoirse will give an audience a little bit off everything, heart wrenching love songs, beautiful ballads, hand clapping toe tapping jig’s and reel’s and even some Irish step dancing to get the place jumping.
The band includes Bernadette O’Neill on bodhran and vocals, Kerry McManus on Accordion, whistle and vocals, Sile Coleman on guitar and vocals and Anthony O’Neill on guitar and fiddle.

Bruce Watson & Tracey Roberts
2015-08-07 20:00 - 23:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Selby Community House, 1 Minak Road, Selby , 3159, Australia
Bruce is a favourite at music festivals all over Australia and is one of this country’s best song writers – a wordsmith who writes and performs with humanity, heart and humour. With his wide knowledge of historical events and strong sense of social justice, he will have you wowing at his linguistic prowess, shedding a tear at his poignant pieces and laughing your head off at some of his musical and lyrical antics. Always a colourful performance.
Tracey is a warm, smooth, eloquent singer, a gorgeous pianist, and a passionate and captivating performer. She has played in many concerts and festivals, internationally, in Australia and her beloved Dandenong Ranges with a variety of musicians and musical genres, predominantly jazz-infused folk. With story songs both true and concocted (sometimes in cheeky, bizarre and twisted ways) she is an entertaining, class act.
They perform a mix of their well known original songs along with a tasty selection of new numbers. Their performances have included Melbourne’s iconic Boite, Ranges Concert Lounge, Wyreena and the Maldon Folk Festival.
Alternating their songs, they accompany each other, harmonise, laugh a lot and make really beautiful music together.

The Big Sing
2015-09-04 20:00 - 23:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Tecoma Uniting Church, 1566 Burwood Highway, Tecoma, Victoria, 3160, Australia
September at Selby Folk club is a celebration of song. This year we are thrilled to present some groups knocking ’em dead at a cappella festivals across the country along with some local favourites.
Co-cheol

The name Co-cheòl means harmony in Scots-Gaelic, and when it comes to this crew, it could not be more true to form. With voices from other-worldly places, these four lasses with seriously luscious harmonising skills will take you on a journey to the lands of the Celts and beyond with their gorgeous arrangements of soaring airs.
Members of this multi-award winning group include Claire Patti, Georgina Walton and twins Merrily and Ginger Hansen. Since they started singing together in October 2013, they have performed at folk festivals around the country, won first place in the AUS-ACA Victorian State Championships, were Runners Up in the National AUS-ACA Championships and received the prestigious Peter J Daly Memorial Award for the ‘Best Up-Coming Celtic Act’ at the National Folk Festival in 2015.

Platinum Quartet
The effervescent Platinum Quartet have entertained crowds at public and private functions all over town. They competed for the first time at the SAI National Competition in Sydney in 2014. Besides all things Barbershop and bling, they also share a love of animals – and have 6 cats, a dog and a vet between them!
Platinum Quartet formed around Christmas time in 2012 when best buddies and long-time singing duo, Deb Neilsen and Kerry Haddow got together with fellow Lead & Vocal Vibes member Alison Brown. Deb’s sister-in-law, Margot Thorne was cajoled into just having a go and she did, and the quartet was complete.

Supported by local favourites Sweet Sassafras and VoKallista

Mae Trio EP Launch
2015-09-25 20:00 - 23:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Selby Community House, 1 Minak Road, Selby , 3159, Australia
It has been a magical two years since The Mae Trio released their award-winning debut album Housewarming and hit international stages from Celtic Connections (Glasgow) to Cambridge Folk Festival and Americana Festival (Nashville), not to mention national Australian tours where they won the hearts of critics and fans alike. Winners of the Maton Class Act Award and the National Film & Sound Archive Award for Folk Recording of the Year, The Mae Trio is renowned for their sophisticated instrumentation and stellar three-part harmonies.
The trio return to launch the September EP featuring an array of originals and new interpretations of some of the songs that have helped shape the band’s musical lives so far.
Join Anita Hillman, Maggie Rigby and Elsie Rigby for an evening of contemporary folk that will leave you breathless.
“a delightful Australian girl group whom it is hard to fault…theirs is an innocent, clear-skinned sound that’s long on banjo, fiddle and ukulele”
~ Metro, Glasgow
“spine-tingling harmonies”
~ The Scotsman

Tim Woodz
2015-10-02 20:00 - 23:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Selby Community House, 1 Minak Road, Selby , 3159, Australia
Tim was born in central Gippsland and was introduced to Folk music at a very young age, whether it was by joining in with Mum and Dad as they played music in the kitchen or watching them and other performers in restaurants around town.
When Tim moved to Melbourne, he became well known as the host of the Bender Bar Open Mic Night (now Thornbury Local) and as an active supporter of the local music scene. He then got his band together, The Dirty Shoes, to release their first and long awaited EP, It’s a Tootbrush in 2008.
His song Tale of a Possum is featured on the Paper Crane Compilation CD and in 2011 he won the Maldon Minstrel award held at the Maldon Folk Festival. Tim is in the process of making a debut album and will be touring in far north Queensland later in the year featuring in the lineup at The Wallaby Creek festival.
“Tim Woodz, plays an eclectic collection of songs with off-beat lyrics that steer away from the same old chestnuts.” ~ Michelle Slater The dotted line 3mdr radio presenter
“Quirky folk music at it’s best…” ~ Joel Stibbard 989.9 radio Presenter
“Tim Woods is a captivating performer with a knapsack of great songs from his travels through life. His warmth and good humor always have audiences tapping their feet, smiling and singing along.” ~Vic Farrell Letterbox Music

Michael Waugh
2015-11-06 20:00 - 23:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Selby Community House, 1 Minak Road, Selby , 3159, Australia
Michael Waugh is an incredible Melbourne-based singer-songwriter in the storytelling tradition. His uniquely Australian country-inspired folk music evokes a heartfelt contemporary voice.
Michaels honest songs draw vivid images of Australian life – both of growing up in Victoria’s East Gippsland farming community and Melbourne’s inner city – tales of long family drives, building property fences, devastating bushfires, life, love and parenting.

White Ribbon Concert - Hills Against Family Violence
2015-11-20 07:30 - 23:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Selby Community House, 1 Minak Road, Selby , 3159, Australia
Come and join us for a great night of music and help us to raise funds for local family violence charities. Great acts, yummy nibblies and some awesome raffle prizes!
We have Carolyn Oates headlining, supported by local singer-songwriter Sophie Louise and Sweet Sassafras Community Choir.
There will be a donation drive on the night and you can check out the wish list we have received from the refuge. Proceeds will go to White Ribbon and a local women’s refuge.
Download: White Ribbon Concert poster

Leigh Sloggett Duo
2015-12-04 20:00 - 23:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Selby Community House, 1 Minak Road, Selby , 3159, Australia
The Leigh Sloggett Duo’ brings together the singing, songwriter and guitar playing talents of Leigh Sloggett with the percussion skills of Rob Groves.
Leigh’s distinctive husk-tinged vocals and compelling musicianship on both lap-slide and open tuned guitars, driven and punctuated by Rob’s expressive and dynamic drumming defines the characteristic sound of this unique duo.
Leigh has three albums of original acoustic folk-blues material to his name and his songs are included on several compilation CDs including, ‘Pick of the Crop 3’ (released by Trad & Now Magazine), ‘Music in a Quiet Place’ (a selection from the 2009 Melbourne Library Service Acoustic Series) and ‘A Mountain of Sound’ (live recordings from Mountain District Radio 3MDR 91.7fm). He released his third album, ‘More Than I Need’ in 2012 and it went onto reach number eight on the Australian Blues and Roots charts and had radio airplay around Australia, most prominently on ABC Radio National’s program, ‘The Inside Sleeve’. He has toured internationally and has been performing consistently over the past decade at festivals, clubs and a variety of other venues and events.
Rob Groves commenced his drumming career in Brisbane playing in clubs and bars in the 80’s. He moved to Melbourne in the 90’s and continued his passion for drums playing with various Melbourne based bands. He became a member of a legendary girl band ‘Hotbox’ which saw him playing at various festivals around Victoria including numerous TV appearances. His success in the drumming circuit lead him to become the founding member of jazz band ‘Raw Silk’. He has also performed in theatre supporting live theatrical productions and recorded with numerous artists over the years.
“…a letter perfect blend of folk and blues, one of the best I’ve ever heard”. ~ Mark S. Tucker The Folk & Acoustic Music Exchange, U.S.A
“Great feel band – great songs.” ~ Russell Morris

Justin Bernasconi
2016-02-05 20:00 - 23:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Selby Community House, 1 Minak Road, Selby , 3159, Australia
Justin Bernasconi performs highly original tunes, infused with exciting, tasteful acoustic guitar playing with influences ranging across folk, bluegrass, ragtime and blues.
Though born in London, Justin was raised in Warboys, a small Cambridgeshire village famed for Witches and Lancaster Bombers. He arrived in Australia in 2004 and formed alt country group The Stillsons, with Cat Canteri and Ben Franz, in 2006. The band has released three albums, with their latest ‘Never Go Your way’ voted “Country Album of 2013” by Rhythms readers poll.
2014 saw the release of Bernasconi’s debut solo album ‘Winter Pick’, recorded and produced by Jeff Lang in Melbourne. Showcasing a considerable grasp of both British and American folk guitar styles, taking inspiration from John Fahey, Doc Watson and Richard Thompson.
As Justin took ‘Winter Pick’ on the road with a twenty six date Australian national tour, the album was rewarded in international press, receiving glowing reviews: (4/5 stars) in R2 (Rock N Reel, UK); Guitar Techniques (UK); Maverick (UK); and Australian Guitar Magazine.
A dexterous display of picking that does a stellar job of treading the fine line between guitar showboating and tasteful melodies…” ~ Australian Guitar magazine May 2014

“Informal, yet masterful… Rippling guitar work that emanates both warmth and style” ~ Sydney Morning Herald June 2014
