Local Songwriter Diana Scalzi wants you to indulge in an intimate storytelling experience through song. Gaining a following from her distinctive voice and poignant lyrics, Diana showcases the evolution...
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Church Of The Trinity, Thu Feb 26 The Church Of The Trinity usually house a decent band, but tonight they outdid themselves. There were very few seats available when Canadian singer songwriter Ruth Moody...
Toni Childs is an Emmy Winner and three-time Grammy nominated recording and installation artist. She has a new album that is about to be released called It’s All A Beautiful Noise. Her Fringe show at The Garden...
by David Robinson. Renowned as both a songwriter and guitarist of the highest calibre, and possessing an equally impressive canon of recorded works, Richard Thompson has pretty much done it all. He is bringing...
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Nexus Cabaret, Lion Arts Centre, Sat Feb 21 Vane Of Barbs is the brain-child of Kiah Gossner, who is best known as the (lanky and lovely) bass player in the Bearded Gypsy Band. The 60-minute show takes...
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Grace Emily Hotel, Sat Feb 21 Two members of Adelaide band Brillig were so inspired by a recent visit to Nashville that they have put together this fond tribute to Music City, including a number of songs...
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The Soul Box, Sat Feb 21 The six-piece band of Tusk! FM put on a great show for Fleetwood Mac fans. In a room near capacity, everyone was singing, tapping their feet and moving along to some classic songs....
An Evening With The SomeBuddies at The Wheatsheaf Hotel – Adelaide Fringe The SomeBuddies are delighted to be back for the Adelaide Fringe 2015, performing heartfelt renditions of stolen classics once...
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The Garden Of Unearthly Delights’ Factory, Thu Feb 19 Mike Oldfield’s haunting, mesmerising musical masterpiece, Tubular Bells is best remembered by many as the accompanying soundtrack for the 1973...
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Church Of The Trinity, Fri Feb 20 Jo Quail stands alone on the Trinity stage with just an electric cello, an effects rack, and a looping machine and proceeds to mesmerise her audience with almost two hours...
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