Wheatsheaf Hotel Thebarton

39 George St, Thebarton, South Australia 5031

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Sophie Head, The Fairy Lights, Sarah Strashko @ SCALA

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What’s up next at SCALA?

Winter. That’s what.

We can cry and complain about it or we can get cosy, get comfortable and get to the Wheaty on Thursday May 30th where a trifecta of talent take to the dais and treat all of us to some great winter grooves over a glass of smooth red. Or two. Check-out the line-up below and never take a dim view of Winter again.

SCALA Live @ The Wheaty

Thursday 30th May 2019

1. Sophie Head

Singer-songwriter Sophie Head breathes rich, summery vocals into mellow tunes of life and love. Inspired by folk, jazz and pop rock, she shares honest reflections on what it means to be human. Sophie returns to Adelaide after 6 years in Sydney, where she recorded and released her debut single, ‘Yours’. Her recent songwriting journey has opened her to exciting new expressions in her artistry, with new music and a debut EP set for release in 2019.

2. Sarah Straschko

From dusty red  Port-Augusta to the Barossa Valley Sarah Straschko has been performing soulful tunes likened to Joni Mitchel, Joan Baez,  jewel, Kate Miller Heidke and Laura Marling.

This 21-year old has been performing in bands and as a solo act from scrub to cities across the Australian coast capturing sweeping melodies and sweet yet powerful vocals all wrapped up in striking lyrics that are guaranteed to sooth any punter’s soul.

Having toured the East coast and Further as a part of an Album launch for the Americana artist Tristen Bird, Sarah is on the verge of releasing her own debut EP which looks to encompass Sarah’s rich tones, stunning delivery  and enlightened perspectives. Keep an eye on this young  songstress, she’s got some stories to tell that you might like to hear.

Website: https://www.facebook.com/sarahstraschko/

3. The Fairylights

The Fairylights are songwriter, vocalist and ukulele player Casey Thomson and multi instrumentalist Emma Luker playing songs about life, love and the apocalypse.

Come along and have the ‘SCALA’ experience, hear some brilliant local original music and network with fellow songwriters and music appreciators.We will have a couple of ‘SCALA Spotlights’ to start off the night, these will air two of their best or newest to our wonderfully attentive and respectful SCALA audience. (NB: These Spotlights are booked in advance with a preference for SCALA members – please email scala@scala.org.au).

Doors open 7:30pm. Music 8pm.
Entry fees: SCALA members free, Non members $5

Facebook event info here

Hey! Remember to tune into Radio Adelaide’s “Arts Breakfast” programme every Sat morning between 9:20-9:50am which features SCALA artists and reveals some weird, unknown facts about them. RadAd: 101.5fm
https://www.facebook.com/artsbreakfastradioadelaide/