First impressions aren’t always right. If you’ve been foolish enough to nail down the sound of acclaimed songwriter Gretta Ziller, then prepare to have the rug pulled out from under you. Queen of Boomtown, her stunning debut record, defies categorisation and demands repeated listens. Supported by Riley Jordan.

With a strong and gentle voice, and an art for weaving beauty and truth into the words of each song, Khristian Mizzi reaches the hearts of his audiences with performances that are joyful, uplifting, confronting, spiritual, comedic and vulnerable all at once.  His voice, along with his poetic lyrics, meandering melodies and ' a unique picking style, combine into an intimate solo performance not to be missed.

Supported by Pia Nesvara.

Carolyn Oates, Clint Wilson, Sadie Mustoe & Benoit share a little more about their songwriting process and the stories behind their songs. Come along and enjoy styles ranging from roots to Indie folk, country to soul, with consummate story telling guaranteed.

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.