Have you ever wondered why the ukulele has become so popular? With just four strings and a sweet and happy sound, it’s an instrument that anyone can pick up and play with just a little bit of instruction. Chris Bodey and friends will host a series of workshops for anyone interested in learning the joys of singing and strumming. Suitable for absolute beginners and those who already know how to play, you’ll learn some classic songs and get the chance to perform as part of the inaugural Cruisin’ Country Ukestra / Uke’ol’opry / Uke Family
Bush Poets
Biography of Grant Luhrs Once Upon a time, in the little town of Tabbita (40 km west of Griffith), Grant..
Greg Champion
Born in Benalla Victoria and raised in South Australia, Champs is Australia’s leading writer of AFL and cricket songs, penning..
Ruby Saltbush
Ruby Saltbush takes to the high seas to play some sweet and soulful harmonies. Hailing from Deniliquin in NSW, where..
The Viper Creek Band
Since early 2011, The Viper Creek Band have been delivering an exciting new sound and high energy, seamless live performances..
Jetty Road
Jetty Road started out busking the streets of Tamworth with dreams of making it to the top. Now more than..
Billy Bridge & Rebecca Lee Nye
Billy Bridge “It’s who we are Just Us” sings Billy Bridge on the anthem “Just Us,” the opening track on..
Ashleigh & Brett Dallas
Sharing a family blood line isn’t the only bond that Father and Daughter Brett and Ashleigh Dallas share. A love..
Nick Erby
The dean of Australian country music broadcasting, Nick Erby, racks up more than 50 years on the radio. He started..
Brothers 3
Makirum, Tayzin and Shardyn, three farm boys from Mudgee, made their musical debut at the ages of 10, 11, and..
The French Family
When 2017 Golden Guitar Winner (Instrumental of the Year) guitar wiz Stuie French was touring Australia with Merle Haggard in..