Rhiz & The Sugarplums are a (mostly-female) retro four-piece rockabilly/rock’n’roll/country band from Melbourne and Camperdown (VIC). The band includes Rhiannon McArthur, “Rhiz”, Pete Daffy, Jordy Hickey and Mandy Keating. As […]
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Saoirse are Bernadette O’Neill, Kerry McManus, Anthony O’ Neill and Sile Coleman. A vibrant Celtic/folk group from Melbourne, Saoirse delight their audiences with beautiful renditions of traditional Irish ballads and […]
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Skiffle Party plays high energy upbeat American roots music in the style of UK proto-rockers Lonnie Donegan, Chris Barber and the Vipers Skiffle Group. Skiffle was (of course) the birth […]
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The Spooky Men’s Chorale is a vast, rumbling, steam-powered and black-clad behemoth of mansound. In their performances of breath-taking harmony singing and comedy, the Spooky Men draw on a combination […]
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CresFest Choir Director and Associate Artistic Director Stella Savy is a key member of our team. As a performer, Stella’s singular blend of funk, soul, reggae and ska is unlike […]
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Super Rats play fun and fascinating traditional tunes from the backstreets of Bucharest. At the heart of the band is a strange and wonderful instrument: the cimbalom. Imagine honkytonk piano […]
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Winners of the Tui award for Best Folk Artists 2023, T-Bone bring their signature mix of Kiwi-folk and Americana to Oz for the first time in 2024, with layered vocal […]
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Thursday’s Child is a 5-piece vocal band who specialise in high quality a cappella singing and storytelling. Launching onto the Australian music scene in 2019, Thursday’s Child draws on influences […]
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Artist, Trudy Fatnowna Edgeley’s rich ancestry is Yidinji. Trudy’s unique lineage and love for country gives her a deep cultural platform to share stories through art, music, and theatre. As […]
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Super talented masters level students deliver a unique show inspired by the catastrophic flood event that hit Creswick in January 2022, using oral history interviews as their starting point. […]
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