The Weeping Willows (Laura Coates and Andrew Wrigglesworth) are a couple of old souls, steeped in Bluegrass tradition and draped in Gothic Americana imagery. They regale their audiences with stories of sunshine and romance, God and The Devil, murder and decay.

Supported by Benoit.

The Humbuckin' Pickups' roots drenched folk sound is Filled with imagery of rural and regional Australia. Wielding guitars, dobros, banjos, double bass and mandolins the quartet will draw you in with their love of storytelling through music, their humour and their four-part harmony.

No Club Night.  You're probably all off elsewhere getting in some live music anyway.

XANI is bringing her high energy, peddle driven show to SFC!

Musician, improviser, collaborator, singer, songwriter and principally an electric violin player, Xani approaches music making from so many levels the outcome is something distinct, venturing into the spaces between pop, jazz, electronic and chamber. A musician of the highest regard, Xani’s live performance is unforgettable.

Clint is bringing his band AND new album to SFC!!

Melbournian Singer Songwriter Clint Wilson possesses that rare and special something in his songwriting, that makes his fans instantly connect to his story. Justifiably compared to the likes of Paul Kelly and Crowded House, Clint’s nostalgic Folk, Alt-Country music is an enjoyable amble through the tradition of storytelling in song.

Folk singer-songwriter Benoit will be returning to his favourite venue to release and perform his newest album, "Mountain", for folkies and music lovers of Melbourne's Eastern hills. Marking Benoit's third album release, "Mountain" includes songs of uncertainty, disenchantment and loss that seek to illuminate these experiences as necessary landscapes to traverse. Not understood as a […]