The Troubadour Folk Club will present two top acts on one night at the Everglades Country Club, Woy Woy, on August 23.
Mal Webb and Kylie Morrigan from Victoria will feature, along with Traditional Graffiti from NSW/UK.
If you have heard of and can appreciate Albert Einstein, Dr Seuss and Niccolo Paganini, this is the show for you.
Musical duo Mal Webb and Kylie Morrigan have managed to roll these three historical yet diverse characters into one and pump out a musical interpretation that is both mind-blowing and simply exquisite.
They are just back from their latest UK tour.
Mal performs with voice, guitar, mbira, slide trumpet, trombone, chromatic harmonica and a loop recording pedal called Derek, while Kylie provides dazzling vocals, harmonies and violin work that has seen her share the stage with Orchestra Victoria and the likes of Stevie Wonder and Barry White.
After a short break and a reset of the sound system, attendees will be in for a special treat.
Who remembers the famous, if intriguingly named, Wheeze & Suck Band?
In their latest incarnation as Traditional Graffiti they have once again set the local folk scene on fire.
Traditional Graffiti is a collective of musicians specifically celebrating British Folk music in the tradition of Steelyeye Span and Fairport Convention.
This is glorious, harmonic, stirring folk at its best.
The core of the band now reside in Australia, but they grew up in the UK and immersed themselves in local folk traditions.
Traditional Graffiti’s performances are premised upon the belief that the presentation of traditional music is a shared experience exploring the lives, loves, labours and the pastimes of everyday people.
Pumping melodeon, jangling mandolin, rhythmic guitar, driving percussion and searing fiddle combine to deliver an energetic, relaxed, spirited and humorous concert drawing from the music of Steeleye Span, Ewan McColl, sea shanties and many, many other sources.
The concert will begin at 7pm on Saturday, August 23.
Bookings can be made at trybooking.com/DDSKT
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