September celebrates song at Selby Folk Club. Why? Because it’s good for everyone! Singing makes you feel better and it turns out that there are scientific reasons for this. But the line up is probably of more interest to you... We've got Platinum /Quartet, The Pulse, VoKallista, Sweet Sassafras and TLC.

It’s a double whammy this month. Tinman’s, folkie, acoustic dreamy pop, is inspired by campfire sing alongs over many glasses of wine. Their seriously dreamy vocals and seductive harmonies will linger all around you. Then kickback and let Rich Davies, with his poet’s heart and rocker’s soul and the Low Road deliver their signature foot-stomping contemporary folk attack.

Singer-songwriter DAN PARSONS sings of the triumphs and anxieties of the human experience. His rich baritone voice and deft guitar style never fail to enthral audiences of all ages, conjuring up a 1970’s West Coast landscape for the iPhone generation. As an only child growing up in rural Queensland with a clutch of instruments, ideas and a reel to reel 4-track, he was afforded the time and space necessary to hone his skills as a songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer.

Sal’s authentic and warm stage presence, storytelling and antipodean vocals, along with the captivating musicianship of her close-knit band has seen the five piece win over loyal audiences all over Australia. With over eight years of consistent regional and urban touring, countless festivals and three studio albums behind them, Sal and The  Rolling Wheel create soulful, playful and powerful live shows that inspire both the tapping of toes and the tugging of heartstrings.

Selby Folk Club is on holidays in January so no concert booked. The line-up for 2020 will be amazing and we look forward to your continued support in making this such a unique place for performers and patrons alike.  Have a safe, relaxing break. Cheers!

Live on stage, with “a banter which is honest, direct, personal, affectionate, funny and utterly engaging” she has “that peculiar knack for making any space feel like a lounge room. her audience laughs and cries in all the right places. There is an indisputable sophistication in her lyrics that touches upon issues that affect us all; love, loss, hopes and fears, but also delves into the dark honesty of eating disorders, sexuality, depression, only to be lifted by her unexpected comical interjections between songs.