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Amber Joy Poulton - How It Used To Be [27 November to 1 December]

27/11/2017

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Multi-awarded South Australian singer songwriter Amber Joy Poulton found inspiration in the ‘western’ themes of old time Country music when writing for her fifth album, ‘How It Used To Be’, recently recorded in Nashville.

Amber is possessed by traditional classics, how country music ‘used to be’ and is currently channeling Loretta Lynn in her successful touring production Coal Miner’s Daughter.

While ‘How It Used To Be’ is Amber’s moodiest album yet with little redemption for those who have wronged in the killer lyrics, the songs breathe Patsy, Dolly and Tammy with all the charm of a by-gone era, to which she feels aligned.
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This revealing album is her third original offering that adds to her versatility alongside her two tribute albums.
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The Bushwackers - The Hungry Mile [November 20 To 24]

20/11/2017

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The Bushwackers are Australia’s best-known, best-loved bush band. In 2017 The Bushwackers are celebrating their 46 years of performance.  There’s been 95 members, 24 studio albums, four books, tours, awards and enough stories to fill a dozen books.

The Bushwackers play proudly Australian music, much of it based on the traditional folk and working songs from the early 20th century but have seamlessly incorporated celtic instrumentals and great contemporary original songs like Leave It In The Ground, Another trip To Bunnings, Dirt Under My Nails, Beneath The Southern Cross, Henry’s Men and the iconic  I Am Australian.

The Bushwackers continue to take their unique brand throughout the country and around the world bringing their spirit and energy to Festivals, clubs, pubs, schools and events.
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The Bushwackers are led by the mighty Lagerphone of Dobe Newton and he’s joined onstage with a great team of musicians wielding fiddles, accordions, mandolins, guitars, bass, and drums. It’s a magic combination that has seen the band perform at festivals in Tamworth, Port Fairy, Canberra, Mackay, Port Arlington, Dorrigo, Brisbane and many other places in the last 20 years. Their shows are filled with enthusiastic old and newer fans who dance, sing and enjoy this unique Australian iconic band.
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Ernie Constance - Lead A Horse To Water [November 13 to 17]

13/11/2017

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Ernie's country music career has been an evolution, from a boy who loved the old ‘cowboy’ songs; he grew up listening to Slim Dusty, Trevor Day, Buddy Williams, Chad Morgan and Rick and Thel Carey.

Ernie started writing verse in the early 1970’s and began sending it to his idol Slim Dusty soon afterwards. His big break came when Slim recorded “Things I See Around Me” in 1975. Slim eventually recorded 16 of Ernie’s compositions. Ernie’s performing career started in 1983 when he began singing at charity and other events in his local area.

With a backlog of unrecorded songs Ernie recorded his first album “When the Currawongs Come Down” at LBS Studios in 1993 and the “show was on the Road”.

With an album to promote Ernie started appearing at festivals and shows including Tamworth and Bungendore, including quite a few years busking on the street at the Tamworth Country Music Festival.

After recording 5 albums with LBS, Ernie moved to Stuie French’s Swingin Door Studio to record his much acclaimed album “Milestones” in 2009. This has proved to be a big step-up for Ernie and he is now up to his third album produced by Stuie “Lead a Horse to Water”.

Ernie has twice been a finalist in the Gold Guitar Awards, and has won many TSA, Stan Coster Memorial and Gidgee Coal Awards over the years.

​Ernie lists his greatest musical achievements and honours, not as the awards, but as having Slim record his songs, having Charley Boyter work with him when doing shows over the years, touring Tasmania with Dianne Lindsay and Peter Simpson, and having the privilege of working with Stuie French in the studio in recent years.

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Tom Curtain - Territory Time [November 06 to 10]

6/11/2017

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To celebrate the release of his new album 'Territory Time', Tom has packed up his Katherine Outback Experience horses and dogs and hit the road. Tom will be heading to Tamworth in late January 2018 for a number of shows at the Country Music Festival before returning to WA to continue his south-west tour until mid-March 2018.Tom discovered his passion for music while working on Mt Sanford Station in the NT. Here he worked with head stockman and recording country music artist Martin Oakes, who encouraged him to pick up a guitar and start writing songs about his experiences of living and working in outback Australia.

Tom's third album 'Territory Time' was released in November 2017 and went straight to No. 1 on the Australian iTunes Country Music Charts and No. 8 on the All Genres Charts. 'Never Never Land' is a finalist for 'Heritage Song of the Year' and 'Video Clip of the Year' in the Tamworth Golden Guitar Awards.

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