Beoga (gaelic for ‘lively’) are based in County Antrim, in the north of Ireland. The bedrock of their sound lies firmly within the Irish tradition. However, they are not afraid to incorporate other genres’ nuances into their music. From bluesy riffs to Astor Piazzola-style jazz, to a raunchy New Orleans jamboree vibe, their music always returns to a wonderfully bouncy Irish sound. The result is traditional, with a huge sense of fun and adventure and it all works – wonderfully well.  The Wall Street Journal describes them as “the most exciting new …

Mary Black has just added an extra show in Canberra on Saturday 19th March.
Tickets can be sourced through the venue at www.tilleys.com.au or on 02 62477753.

L.J. HILL
The music of contemporary singer/songwriter/guitarist  L.J. Hill, illustrates the rich experience of a full life -  lived from the northwest plains of NSW to the city streets of Sydney and Melbourne.  L.J.  is part Aboriginal and part North American Indian, with a dose of the Irish thrown in for good measure and his music reflects this mixed heritage.  His  musical influences also  come from such disparate musicians as Merle Haggard,  Bruce Springsteen and Tom T. Hall. T.J.’s  songs, sung in his world weary voice are beautifully crafted with subtle …

MARY BLACK

AUSTRALIAN TOUR

Supernova of Song Returns …for St Patrick’s Day 2011

After 6 long years of waiting, audiences will be rewarded when Irish national treasure
Mary Black returns to Australian shores. Mary and her band will perform the following
Australian dates: in Perth on 10 March, Port Fairy 12-14 March Melbourne on 16 March and St Patricks Day in Sydney 17 March 2011.

Doyenne of a musical dynasty, Mary Black’s haunting pure voice has enchanted and transported audiences for more than 25 years. She has worked with other legends including Van Morrison, Joan Baez, Mary Chapin Carpenter and …

Far Away In Australia Album and Tour 2011
Feedback Music Presents:

DEREK WARFIELD & THE YOUNG WOLFE TONES
THE ‘FAR AWAY IN AUSTRALIA’ TOUR – APRIL & MAY 2011

Derek Warfield is regarded by many as Ireland’s greatest living balladeer. Derek has spent  most of his life on the road, many of them in the frontline with the legendary WolfeTones until they broke up in 2001, after nearly 40 years together. Many Irish ballad fans thought that the patriotic spirit of Irish song would die with the breakup of the quartet, but not so. Derek has …