ME ’N ME MATES
ME ’N ME MATES
https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/larrikin-laughs-with-me-n-me-mates-af2020
Adelaide based trio, Me ’N Me Mates will tour to the Adelaide, Murray Bridge and Mt Gambier Fringe Festivals in March.
Me ’N Me Mates present “Larrikin Laughs” on Sunday March 1 at the Murray Bridge Town Hall, Sunday March 8 at Goodwood Theatre Studio and Sunday March 29 at the Quality Inn,Mt Gambier.
Me ’N Me Mates play Australian country/folk songs by artists such as Slim Dusty, Tex Morton, Chad Morgan, Stan Coster, Paul Kelly, Buddy Williams as well as presenting humorous sketches by writers including Banjo Paterson and Henry Lawson.
They have toured across Australia and appeared at the Tamworth Festival, National Folk Festival and have shared the stage with Ted Egan, Greg Champion as well as appearing at the National Library in Canberra plus many country music festivals and agricultural shows in SA, Victoria, NT and NSW.
In addition to well known songs from Australia’s rich heritage of songs they also perform original material and have released CD’s that are available on iTunes and Spotify. They have also performed live on ABC radio stations in SA, Victoria and NSW.
With acoustic instruments (guitar, double bass and lager-phone) and a lively sense of fun and humour Me ’N Me Mates present a highly entertaining show suitable for all ages.
Murray Bridge Town Hall Sun March 1, 2.45pm 34 Bridge Street Murray Bridge 5253
Goodwood Theatre Studio Sun March 8, 5pm 166 Goodwood Rd, Goodwood 5034
Quality Inn Mt Gambier, Sun march 29, 2pm 154 Jubilee Hwy. Mt Gambier, 5290
Contact 0413 533118
ME ’N ME MATES
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ME ’N ME MATES
https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/larrikin-laughs-with-me-n-me-mates-af2020
Adelaide based trio, Me ’N Me Mates will tour to the Adelaide, Murray Bridge and Mt Gambier Fringe Festivals in March.
Me ’N Me Mates present “Larrikin Laughs” on Sunday March 1 at the Murray Bridge Town Hall, Sunday March 8 at Goodwood Theatre Studio and Sunday March 29 at the Quality Inn,Mt Gambier.
Me ’N Me Mates play Australian country/folk songs by artists such as Slim Dusty, Tex Morton, Chad Morgan, Stan Coster, Paul Kelly, Buddy Williams as well as presenting humorous sketches by writers including Banjo Paterson and Henry Lawson.
They have toured across Australia and appeared at the Tamworth Festival, National Folk Festival and have shared the stage with Ted Egan, Greg Champion as well as appearing at the National Library in Canberra plus many country music festivals and agricultural shows in SA, Victoria, NT and NSW.
In addition to well known songs from Australia’s rich heritage of songs they also perform original material and have released CD’s that are available on iTunes and Spotify. They have also performed live on ABC radio stations in SA, Victoria and NSW.
With acoustic instruments (guitar, double bass and lager-phone) and a lively sense of fun and humour Me ’N Me Mates present a highly entertaining show suitable for all ages.
Murray Bridge Town Hall Sun March 1, 2.45pm 34 Bridge Street Murray Bridge 5253
Goodwood Theatre Studio Sun March 8, 5pm 166 Goodwood Rd, Goodwood 5034
Quality Inn Mt Gambier, Sun march 29, 2pm 154 Jubilee Hwy. Mt Gambier, 5290
Me ‘N me Mates
ME ’N ME MATES
https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/larrikin-laughs-with-me-n-me-mates-af2020
Adelaide based trio, Me ’N Me Mates will tour to the Adelaide, Murray Bridge and Mt Gambier Fringe Festivals in March.
Me ’N Me Mates present “Larrikin Laughs” on Sunday March 1 at the Murray Bridge Town Hall, Sunday March 8 at Goodwood Theatre Studio and Sunday March 29 at the Quality Inn,Mt Gambier.
Me ’N Me Mates play Australian country/folk songs by artists such as Slim Dusty, Tex Morton, Chad Morgan, Stan Coster, Paul Kelly, Buddy Williams as well as presenting humorous sketches by writers including Banjo Paterson and Henry Lawson.
They have toured across Australia and appeared at the Tamworth Festival, National Folk Festival and have shared the stage with Ted Egan, Greg Champion as well as appearing at the National Library in Canberra plus many country music festivals and agricultural shows in SA, Victoria, NT and NSW.
In addition to well known songs from Australia’s rich heritage of songs they also perform original material and have released CD’s that are available on iTunes and Spotify. They have also performed live on ABC radio stations in SA, Victoria and NSW.
With acoustic instruments (guitar, double bass and lager-phone) and a lively sense of fun and humour Me ’N Me Mates present a highly entertaining show suitable for all ages.
Murray Bridge Town Hall Sun March 1, 2.45pm 34 Bridge Street Murray Bridge 5253
Goodwood Theatre Studio Sun March 8, 5pm 166 Goodwood Rd, Goodwood 5034
Quality Inn Mt Gambier, Sun march 29, 2pm 154 Jubilee Hwy. Mt Gambier, 5290
Contact 0413 533118
Club Acoustica
Greetings, Acousticarians!
Our next club night will be on Sunday 1st March.
We’ll start at 5.45 with a showcase spot, introducing someone we haven’t had at the club before. Be there early, to hear Sean M Vincent.
Then, from 6pm:
• Peter & Adrienne –fingerpickin’ magic and a tasty mix of songs
• Paul Callahan – gentle, thoughtful, intricately woven folk
• Mike & Sian O’Callaghan – a dynamic father/daughter duo who have toured the world with the band Colcannon, now here to lay down some good honest sounds with guitar and violin
• Sue Baker & the Sourdoughs – our favourite Barossa-based band; check them out on SoundCloud!
Our featured poet for this month is David Harris.
Enjoy a meal, a snack, a coffee, a glass of wine or beer, or your favourite soft drink – let’s support the Café that gives us a home. Please help the Olive Branch crew out by booking a table in advance: phone 8398 0009.
Entry, as always, is FREE. Come along for a great night’s entertainment at the Adelaide Hills’ top acoustic music club where you can hear the best of LOCAL TALENT and be part of a LISTENING AUDIENCE.
Chad Morgan -The Sheik
Chad Morgan ..The Sheik of Scrubby Creek
Plus many other acts including Cut Snakes Pepper, Eve Harris
The Baker Suite and friends celebrate the songs of John Baker
A once-only concert of Baker’s timeless songs performed by his band and a star-studded lineup of guest singers from around Australia.
Art Folk, French Cafe, Gypsy Romantica…soulful storytelling built around lush musical arrangements of guitars, violins, accordion, double bass and drums.
Be entertained and be moved…an evening of exceptional music in the glamorous Woodville Town Hall.
“Harks back to great writers such as James Taylor, Jimmy Webb, Carole King and Burt Bacharach” Paul Grabowsky.
“Like a Hemingway novel…full of romance and stories that contain truth, beauty and intrigue in equal measure” Kate Ceberano.
“Minor masterpieces that blend folk, country, blues and jazz speckled with global allusions sit beside quirky pop songs suggestive of Paul Simon” The Weekend Australian.
Presented by:
Gayle Buckby
The Baker Suite are Gayle Buckby (accordion), Julian Ferraretto (violin, mandolin, saw), Lyndon Gray (double bass), and Enrico Mick Morena (drums). Guest singers will converge from across Australia to pay homage to the songs of John Baker.
Festival appearances include WOMADelaide, International Asia-Pacific Music Festival (RU 2014), Bohemia Jazz Festival (CZ, 2012), Okayama Cultural Festival (JP, 2010), Nelson Arts Festival (NZ, 2010), International Guitar Festival, Adelaide Festival of Arts, Adelaide Cabaret Festival.
“Harks back to great writers such as James Taylor, Jimmy Webb, Carole King and Burt Bacharach.” Paul Grabowsky
‘Like a Hemingway novel…full of romance and stories that contain truth, beauty and intrigue in equal measure” Kate Ceberano
The Yearlings, Gruff Richards & Deb Tapfield
Check out LEAP into 2020 on February 29th
5 Triple Z Live proudly presents The (Leap)Yearlings and very special guests
Award winning singer/songwriter
Gruff Richards & Deb Tapfield
A Wandering Minstrel – Keith Potger
As a founding member of the internationally famous Seekers, Keith Potger is known to countless fans, and this is obvious in the welcome given to him by audiences round the world. Keith’s show contains some old favourites from The Seekers, a touch of Nashville, some beautiful original ballads from his three solo albums.
Presented by:
City of Marion
The Marion Cultural Centre, proudly operated by the City of Marion, is a five minute drive from Adelaide’s picturesque coastline and only twenty minutes from Adelaide’s CBD.
The Centre houses the Domain Theatre, Sturt Room, Green Room, Café, the outstanding Gallery M with its gift shop and one of the City of Marion’s three libraries.
The Marion Cultural Centre was officially opened on 23 November 2001.
Adelaide Songs – Our Story
Celebrating the people, places, identity and unique history of Adelaide in a concert of great new songs.
About this Event
Celebrating the people, places, identity and history of Adelaide in a concert of great new songs.
“Go and see this show . It will make you Adelaide proud” – Carole Whitelock -The Advertiser
Adelaide Songs will delight and captivate you as we put up the mirror, explore our unique story and pose some questions about our beloved city. Presented in a variety of genres, Adelaide songs celebrates the follies of Adelaide’s famous people, places and events, including Colonel Light, Adelaide’s Festivals, Wang Wang and Funi, the State Bank Collapse, Stormy Summers, Adelaide’s private school obsession, the changing face of the city and more.
Adelaide Songs will be presented as a concert of songs with short witty narratives and delightful images of historic and present day Adelaide. Adelaide Songs first CD -Adelaide Songs -Director’s Cut will be available at the concert.
The Adelaide Songs Ensemble is songwriters Alan Hartley, Paula Standing, Paul Roberts, Keith Preston together with Satomi Ohnishi ( jazz percussion) Ashley Turner violin together with special guest artists
Eric Bogle and Michael Waugh
Eric Bogle is back at Trinity Sessions and he has got Michael Waugh to open up the show.
Eric Bogle has written some songs that have pretty much become Australian classics of their particular genre. Probably his best-known song is “The Band Played Waltzing Matilda”, which confirmed its iconic status by appearing as a question in the Australian version of Trivial Pursuit! Some of his other songs, “No Man’s Land” (The Green Fields of France) “Leaving Nancy”, “Now I’m Easy” “Shelter” “If Wishes were Fishes” etc. etc. are now beginning to rival “Matilda” in the icon stakes. His songs have been recorded by Joan Baez, Mary Black, Donovan, Slim Dusty, John Williamson, Billy Bragg, The Pogues and The Furies, just to name a few.
He has won quite a few awards along the way including the Order of Australia medal for services to the entertainment industry, and a Peace medal from the U.N. for his efforts, through music, to promote peace and racial harmony.
Michael Waugh’s new album ‘The Weir’ reaches up from the dried, cracked heart of Gippsland’s irrigation reservoir – Lake Glenmaggie – asking what it means to grow up Australian. It is family ‘carguments’ on long holiday drives to see the big things of Australia, mozzie-bitten itches of first summer loves, Meldrum-fuelled familiarity of Aussie rock classics, and the lived-in love of dinner with your partner in front of Neighbours. But it is also about what lies underneath – our underbelly laid bare by the drought; the distances that drive us apart, the economic devastation of rural communities, the death-wish of boys in country towns, the spectres of colonisation, racism and homophobia ‘The Weir’ has received rave reviews and in the words of none other than Eric Bogle –
“The Weir” is a lyrical and musical tour de force. In its unflinching, sometimes heart-wrenching portrayal of life in small town Australia, chronicled here by Michael in all its humour, cruelty, compassion, casual racism, love, loss, grief, and sheer mundanity, these songs have few equals in the current Australian music scene.
On Sunday 31 May 2020 at 5:00pm MUsic commences. Concert space opens 4.30pm. Bar from 4pm.
Trinity Sessions is a fully seated concert venue and is General Admission. The venue bar will open at 4pm. The doors to the concert space will open at 4.30pm. The concert will commence at 5pm.
Trinity Sessions is a cash only venue. Trinity Sessions does not sell water in plastic bottles. Water is available and you are requested to bring your own bottles. However, glasses will be available.
Parking is available on site and at the Medical Centre across the road.
Cheese platters (pre-order encouraged) and nibbles available.
LOCATION
Trinity Sessions
318 Goodwood Road, Clarence Park, SA 5034