Two fantastic acts will grace the stage at the Everglades Country Club on Saturday, October 25.
Troubadour Central Coast folk club will present the award-winning husband and wife duo, Chloë and Jason Roweth.
They have been researching and presenting the living tradition of Australian music for more than 30 years, forging unique combinations of music, poetry and folklore.
They bring powerful and delicate songs, room-stopping recitations, seamless combinations of new and old Australian material presented with the easy warmth of old-style bush entertainment.
They also specialise in themed presentations forging unique combinations of music, folklore and social history.
With a combination of guitar, mandolin and beautiful harmonies, Chloë and Jason will stir your hearts and charm your socks off as they explore the Australian tradition.
George Mann, an American singer/songwriter from New York, will be opening the concert.
Throughout October and November, he is back doing what he loves the most – touring Australia and entertaining Aussies.
And he always loves to drop in on Woy Woy.
Mann is a familiar and much-loved face with the Troubadour crowd as he delivers shared stories and songs from the long, rich history of folk music.
On top of that, his own songs are powerful, funny and enlightening takes on the nation.
Working with Australian singer Mick Coates, Mann has just released Ghosts of the Old West, a new album which will be available on the night.
The show starts at 7pm on October 25 with tickets selling fast.
Bookings can be made at: www.trybooking.com/DFUYO
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