SA’s biggest and best Medieval Festival. One of the best in Australia
Join 12,000 people for a great weekend in the middle ages
Dress up is almost a must..
traditional Food music displays tourneys and costumes costumes costumes…
This groundbreaking ‘show-umentary’ format offers a fascinating insight into the man and the music.
Presented by acclaimed artist Dan Clews who delivers hauntingly accurate performances of Fire and Rain, Sweet Baby James, You’ve Got A Friend and many more.
★★★★★ “Masterly” BroadwayBaby
“Beautiful player” Tim Minchin
“Sounds like an early James Taylor” Uncut
“Too great a talent to ignore” Sir George Martin
★★★★★ “Immaculate” Three Weeks
Presented by:
Night Owl Shows & The Garage International
Night Owl Shows presents groundbreaking and informative productions depicting the lives of some of the most influential singer songwriters of the 20th Century. Our shows are delivered with integrity and passion and without silly wigs and costumes!! A collective of reputable artists in our own right, we have played in many prestigious venues including Glastonbury, The Royal Albert Hall, BBC Radio 1 and 2. We are genuine fans of the artists whose music and lives we portray, and we do so with a love for their music that comes through in every performance.
Dan Clews is an established singer-songwriter whose music has been played on BBC Radio 2 and who was championed by George Martin who said he was “too great a talent to ignore”.
Monthly sing along at Goodwood Theatre - this month's theme: vocal groups of the 60's/70's. Sing Along with The Beegars live on stage - lyrics projected onto the big screen, bar service, tickets $20
Alan Reid (Ex Battlefield band, Scotland) and Rob van Sante, supported by Brushwood.
By popular demand, Gallowglass return for a special gig to honour the Battle Of Raphia, on Friday 22 June, providing still more good, Celtic inspired traditional and progressive folk. Free entry!
Traditional Russian arts, crafts, music, instruments, dancing, food and culture
Enjoy Russia’s rich and diverse cultural traditions. Displays, sales, performances and participation.
Everyone welcome
Emily Davis is an insightful songwriter, whose music walks the line between folk and rock. Her cinematic lyrics create a luscious world for the listener, as each song explores human connection, the universal truths we all know but are often too afraid to admit and her enduring belief in the transformative power of love. She follows in the tradition of the strong women of her art form. Her sound is reminiscent of songstresses Brandi Carlile, Emmy-Lou Harris, and Chrissie Hinde. She has a reputation for ‘utterly absorbing’ (DB Magazine) and ‘breath-taking’ (Rip It Up) live performances. Put simply she knows how to turn a room.
Davis ceremoniously dropped out of law school in 2005 to pursue music, and penned songs for her debut pop-folk release ‘Moving in Slow Motion’, to rave reviews, and rotation on NOVA, Triple J and ABC National. Her sophomore release ‘Undone’, a darker alt-country record was released in 2011 to similar critical acclaim. Emily has toured extensively across Australia and performed at WOMADelaide, Peatsridge, Fleurieu Folk and Semaphore Festivals and supported CW Stoneking, Clare Bowditch, The Audreys and Kate Miller-Heidke Renee Geyer, and Richard Clapton.
Her latest release, ‘You, Me & the Velvet Sea’ is a deeply personal album focussed entirely on love, in all of its incarnations. Combining aching fiddle, gritty guitars and sweet four-part harmonies, the songs are propelled forward. And, front and centre, Davis’ delivers her evocative lyrics with a syrupy voice, resonating with the honesty and warmth that she is renowned for.
Loren Kate
Enchantingly beautiful, down-to-earth and absolutely spellbinding, Loren Kate has cast a sublime and haunting web over audiences around the country with her unique and unforgettable sound and soul.
Having travelled and toured to most corners of Australia over the years, Loren has steadily forged a close relationship with her music and the land, having penned songs in just about every town from Fremantle to Byron Bay.
Over the last few years, Loren has travelled extensively around the country, taking her music from the deserts to the seas and back again. She has performed at countless venues and festivals around the country including Woodford Folk Festival, WOMADelaide, The National Folk Festival, Nannup Music Festival, Fleurieu Folk Festival and Fairbridge Music Festival, and has shared the stage with such fine musicians as Tim Freedman (The Whitlams), iOTA, Epicure, Vika and Linda Bull (The Black Sorrows), Steve Poltz and folk legend Eric Bogle.
Both Loren’s albums, Brand New Shoes & Your Own Little Ocean are now available in all good music stores through Vitamin Records Distribution. Most recently Loren has joined forces with fellow singer-songwriter Sarah Humphreys to record a children’s album titled ‘Little Wonders.’
Tickets are on sale now through Ticketebo F $23 / C $20
$20 Early Bird tickets available until the 5th May
Doors open 7pm / Music starts 8pm
Willunga Show Hall, Main Road, Willunga
After booking tickets online, for table reservations of 6 people or more please call Dave Greenslade on 0405 130 910
Please Note: No BYO food or alcohol.
Stone Pony will have a licensed bar and food menu available from 7pm
Enjoy a great Saturday evening meal on the deck or in the beer garden accompanied by the wonderful sounds of singer songwriter Indy. Playing live on the 17th March and every Saturday evening 6-9pm.
