Rhonda-Lee Releases "Solid Love" Album

Born in Inverell NSW, and growing up in Tenterfield NSW, Rhonda-Lee has always loved her music and blessed to be a part of a very musical family, with everyone from Grandparents, Parents (Stan & Elsie Barnes), Aunts, Uncles and brothers and sister singing and playing numerous instruments, Rhonda played piano before the age of five and always gave singing concerts off the back of an old truck in the paddock to any family member, friend or pets that would listen. Having Lindsay Butler as

a friend of the family was also an asset, her brother Terry played in Lindsay’s band for many years, she watched, played, and sang, learning from the “Masters” that guided her with her music career.

Struck down with Rheumatic Fever for three years when she was nine, Rhonda spent many hours listening to any music that was on the radio and her Dad would play his guitar and sing to her each night, sometimes he would sing the songs she had written during the day – she always knew that music would be part of her career and when older worked in some of the local restaurants and bands in the area singing and playing dinner/dance and country music.

Moving from Tenterfield to the Hawkesbury area in 1981 she formed the Russ and Rhonda-Lee Band working in the area as resident singer/musician at the Kurmond Roadhouse and Stockyard Restaurant, after the release of their album “Memories Linger On” (recorded at Hadley Studio’s, produced by Lindsay Butler) Barry Spicer from 2 CH and President of the 729 Club, asked them if they would become the resident band at the 729 Club in St Leonard’s Sydney, they accepted and continued there for six years. Good friend Charley Boyter joined their band over this time, performing the club circuits as well as donating time in find raising concerts, and working at the Tamworth Country Music Festival at the Longyard Hotel, Railway Hotel and various other venues during the festival over four years.

The Russ and Rhonda-Lee Band became the Rhonda-Lee Band when Russ decided to give away music and Rhonda continued on, performing with Charley Boyter as a duo, also working with many artists and bands over the past fifteen years as well as spending a lot of time writing.

After dedicating the last eighteen months to writing and recording, Rhonda has just released her solo album called “Solid Love” in March 2008, the album consists of sixteen tracks, including six originals –

Rhonda has written “Heaven Tonight” and “Memories Linger On”, and Ginny & Errol Peters from Pegasus Music in NZ and Wendy & Errol Nichols (also from Pegasus Music) contributing some of the other originals.

The album was recorded by the very talented Glen Bain with other talented artists such as Wendi Jackson, Tracy Adams and Eddie Low providing the harmonies and with great musicians Glen Bain (Guitar, Bass Guitar, Strings), George Boyer (Piano& Keyboards), Marcus Holden (Fiddles & Mandolin), Griff Beale (Drums) and Emille Theeboom (Piano & Keyboards) – ensured the album is top quality.

Only Released in March 2008, the album is proving very successful, being aired on local fm stations across Sydney, Brisbane and New Zealand.

News From Peter Pratt

Hi everyone & I hope you’re all well. It’s been a quiet but good year musically so far with numerous festivals and gigs around the country. Over the last few months I have been dividing my time between the family farm and entertaining.

It was another good show at the Smithfield RSL Club in Sydney on the 10th Aug where a good crowd attended for an afternoon of country. It

was also a chance to share the stage with Michelle Little, a good friend and fellow graduate of the CMAA “College of Country Music” Class of 2001. It’s great to see her performing again. I recommend you catch one of her shows as she is a very good entertainer and great singer you’re sure to enjoy.

On the 16-17th of Aug. I made the trip to Cooma NSW in the snowy country to sing at the launch of Jay Podgers new album “Feelin Like Winter”. Jay is another good friend and I wish him all the very best with his music.

From the snowy to the Murray and a great weekend at the “Echuca Workers country music festival” where a good crowd attended and enjoyed a good weekend of entertainment.

This week I’m off to sunny Qld for some shows and looking forward to some warmer Weather. However a bit of rain wont go astray in most areas so it would be nice to have some wet weather along the way.

Thank you for all your continued support and I look forward to seeing you all again down the road.

Gigs are on the Tours Page

Cheers,
Peter Pratt.

0427 245 482
www.peterpratt.com
www.joysmusicworld.com/PeterPratt.html

New Radio Single for Dean Perrett
‘The Dust of Kalkadoon’

After many deep thinking songwriting sessions and gathering songs from some very talented writers, Dean’s new album “A Thousand Campfires” is due for release in October 2008. 

Once again Dean has gathered a strong collection of story songs and ballads from our land.  Dean has also included two special duets on the album which I am sure his country music fans will enjoy immensely.  This is definitely something to look forward to.

The first single from the album ‘The Dust of Kalkadoon’ has now been released to radio and is gaining a lot of interest already.  This song from the pen of Ian Quinn is about Kalkadoon Park at Mount Isa, where the famous Mount Isa Rodeo was once held.

Mount Isa Rodeo celebrates 50 years of top rodeo action this year.  For 48 of those years ‘Kalkadoon Park’ was the patch of ground where many famous and hard fought battles between many great men and famous bucking stock took place. 

The Rodeo ground was named after the Kalkadoon aboriginal people of the area who were fearless warriors.  The song is written as the old rodeo ground recalling great memories and hard fought battles.

Go to www.myspace.com/deanperrettmusic1 if you would like to have a listen to a copy of the radio single ‘The Dust of Kalkadoon’.

“A Thousand Campfires” is Dean’s ninth album and could well be his best to date, so look out for a copy coming soon to your local Record Store. 

NFS# 124
www.deanperrett.com

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A Few Words From Nev Molloy at NCM Recordings

G'day Everyone

I think what you have (your site) is a good thing & helps us get our stuff out there...

I've been out on tour again with the Brian Letton Show, and have only been home a few days... this one was a b..... cold run. We started in Hillstone and finished in Queanbeyan & all points in between...

When I haven't been "on the road" I have been busy in the studio and there are some great albums coming out - keep your eye out for them.

All the best....
Nev

Nev Molloy 20 Elliott Street Forbes NSW 2871

Ph: 02 6852 3680 M: 0429 188 609 www.joysmusicworld.com/Artists/NevMolloy.html

‘Songs Of Our Land’
Third album a patriotic release for
WA’s Terry & Jenny Bennetts

‘Songs of our Land’ is album number three and the latest of  identifiable releases for West Australia’s singer songwriter duo Terry & Jenny Bennetts.

‘It’s a collection of songs about people, places, war, farming, truckies, dogs, horses and some personal reflections about how our home Australia has changed down through the years for better or for worse.‘  Terry says.

Recorded at Moondyne Studios, the album is another quality effort from the much accomplished writers. 

Adding ‘We would like to thank all those who helped in the making of this album, the muso’s especially Peter Denahy who travelled from his home in the East to play fiddle on this album for us – Thanks Pete, Mark Donohoe for helping with the mixing and our mates Dirk and Claudine from Kwik Kopy for CD cover design’

Two of the tracks are finalist nominations were in ASA Songwriting Awards  - ‘Freight Train Boogie’ in the 'Instrumental', and ‘Where Has My Australia Gone’ in the 'Australia' section.

The Players
Jenny Bennetts – Vocals and harmonies
Terry Bennetts – Vocals, Guitars, Dobro, Mandolin, Banjo (Tr 4,7) Drums
Mark Donohoe – Bass Guitar
Peter Denahy - Fiddle
Ian Simpson – Banjo (Tr 8,10)
Dave Clark - Harmonica
Lucky Oceans – Peddle Steel, Accordion and slide dobro (Tr 1,9)
John Bennetts – Drums (Tr 5, 10)
Debbie Beckett – Harmony vocals (Tr 9)
Jaime Lyons – Vocals (Tr 4)
Ben Mackenzie – Vocals (Tr 4)

Produced by Terry Bennetts
Recorded 2008 at Moondyne Recording Studio Western Australia by Terry & Jenny Bennetts
Mixing By Terry Bennetts and Mark Donohoe
Mastering by Mark Whitehouse (Procopy)

Rhonda Sinclair blurb creative solutions

Towrang 'Hillbilly Hootenanny'
& Car Boot Sale

4th & 5th October 2008
Towrang Hall
10am  Saturday  Till     2pm Sunday
A Great Weekend  Of Hillbilly Fun
Come Along To Towrang Hall For Music, Yarn Telling , Moonshine Drinkin'  Bull....T Ïn'"  & Anything Else Within The Law.....

Joke tellers , singers , dancers will be calling in all weekend to entertain you,
Bring your swag and stay awhile in the country, there will be sausage sangers & other yummy things to eat at reasonable cost...

Dusty Field, Patti Mckinnon, Jamie Agius, & Goulburn Country Music Assoc
will be just some of the entertainers calling in....

Car Boot Sale Saturday & Sunday.....

Weekend tickets:  $10 adults     kids u/16 free
Proceeds will be used for projects with Towrang Community

Car boot sale site booking & Entertainers please call:
 Patti 48298335   Peta  48298308

Anne Conway - Phoenix FM “Newsflash”

Phoenix FM has a new studio Phoenix 89.5 fm back on air
Annual General Meeting - 24th September 2008
Read ON for more details

Greetings to you all

On Air From Our New Home!!

The Australian Communications Media Authority (ACMA) has made a determination about time sharing for the present licensing period. Phoenix FM will be on air from 6 p.m. on Sunday September 28th till midnight on Monday October 6th, thus a precious eight days and six hours' opportunity for individual people and special interests to reach our wider community. Our programme Group is in action designing programme content which will at very least offer as wide a variety of programmes of interest, information and musical enjoyment as that offered in our two previous on-air times this year.

Our search for new studio premises has now yielded excellent results, thanks to the determined
perseverance of Glenda, Peter and Anne and the support of the City Of Greater Bendigo. We will be
shifting into our new premises at 128 Reservoir Road, Kennington, soon. With the assistance of our enthusiastic volunteers, steam cleaning equipment and a bit of paint we will be operating from new studio premises of which we can be justly proud. All presenters, past, present and future, will need some training with our new equipment, obtained through the support and generosity of two community service grants we received earlier this year. Our sincere thanks is extended to the City Of Greater Bendigo, and Central Victorian Group Training, for the appreciation they demonstrated in the aims and objectives of a truly community access radio station and the key role it can play in the life of the rich and diverse community which Bendigo represents.

Annual General Meeting
Phoenix FM Annual General meeting will take place on Wednesday evening, September 24th @ 7 p.m. at Providence Court, Wells Street, Long Gully. All who were fully paid up members of Central
Victorian Community Broadcasters Inc. on or before June 30th this year are eligible to nominate, second, or be nominated or seconded, and vote, on this occasion. All persons interested in becoming involved with, or learning about Phoenix FM. are urged to attend on this special occasion.

Frequency Issue:
As part of its mandate, the A.B.C. wishes to introduce its News/Parliamentary Broadcast radio network into Bendigo on 89.5 MHz. Should this prove successful, a frequency further up the FM. band, 101.5 MHz. will then become the sole community radio broadcast frequency. Submissions are currently sought by the Australian Communications Media Authority. Expressing your views on this key issue will help determine whether 89.5 MHz. remains a community radio frequency. 89.5 MHz. is where you will find Phoenix FM . between Sunday evening September 28th and Monday October 6th till midnight. Be very assured we will, in future, be broadcasting on air long-term on a FM frequency, but your support for the retention of 89.5 is a support for the recognition of the importance of community access radio in our area.

You may send your letters or emails into us and we will forward them on, or you could write direct to the A.C.M.A. Community Broadcasting section. The explanatory papers, draft variations to the licence area plans and other related documents are available on the ACMA website (just google ACMA) or by calling 1300 850 115. Submissions close at 5 p.m. on September 19th. Thank you.

Geoff Morris
President
Central Victorian Community Broadcasters Inc.

Where To From Here?
Full evaluation of every program, in the context of the test transmission as a whole, has been completed.

The open hearted Bendigo community enthusiastically responded to the myriad opportunities true
community radio has to offer. Our currently vacant studio is being utilised by presenters wishing to
practice program presentation. This keeps their skills sharp in preparation towards our next transmission.

Phoenix FM is not just ‘our radio station’. The station belongs to those from the Bendigo and Central
Victoria communities who appreciate its values, philosophy and service ethic. Maintaining momentum needs sustained, hard work, but it’s all part of an extraordinary adventure.

Wish us all the best.
Phoenix FM says it will return - Cooma Monaro Express

Anne Conway

if anyone is interested in the full story you can contact the committee via this website.

Can Anyone Help Warren

G'day Joy

A quick ask if I could.

I have been trying to get a copy of a Brian Young album called “The Stockman’s Hall Of Fame”, there is a song on it called “The Land Of No Second Chance”.

I have been in contact with Brian, he doesn't have it, so the next quest is station libraries maybe?

I know that Slim did it, but we want Brian’s version. It is a pain when we had the album in our library, but it has walked.

Hope to hear from you soon
Warren Fuller

Kris Cummins - Little Love

I just got hold of an album that Kris Cummins has released; it’s called “Little Love”. The album has seven tracks and they are all great tracks. Produced by John Ertler and Kris Cummins it is an album that should be in your collection.

Track list is: The Big One, Say When, Good Ol’ Fashioned Love, It’s Alright, A Little Love, The Chair, Dream The Rest

My personal favourites are " The Big One" "The Chair" and " It’s Alright"

Joy

Amos Morris Interview

Amos is a young man with a lot of potential to go a long way in the
recording / entertainment industry.
He's proved that by already having a Gold Guitar amongst his awards

Q: Where were you born and where did you grow up?
A: Born and raised in Newcastle, moved to Kempsey to be near family around 8 years ago.

Q: Being so young you haven’t been in the industry for very long, but Boy! You have certainly made an impression, want to elaborate on that?

A: I think I’ve been very fortunate to have met some great people such as Joy and Anne and others who have played a big part in where I am today.

Q: What age were you when you made your fist recording?
A: 16 years

Q: What was it that made you decide to go into the recording industry?
A: I was starting to be noticed by people and doing a few festivals and was advised by Joy to put a recording out to see how it would go.

Q: You’ve been lucky enough to have some help along the way, with some special people lending a hand in developing your career, want to tell me about them?
A: Joy McKean has been a great supporter and source of knowledge as well as Col Behana, radio man in Tamworth. Brian Howard, Youngy, Lindsay Butler and most importantly my family.

Q: In total, how many cds / records have you recorded?
A: 2 so far

Q: Your most memorable occasion?
A: Listening to Joy tell stories of the old days back stage at Bundy while sharing a beer  with her grandsons Dan and James.

Q: Your most embarrassing moment
A: Nearly missing my cue at the Tamworth Awards ’08 and being so nervous that I nearly fainted mid-song

Q: In that short time you have been awarded some pretty special awards, would you like to tell me about them.
A: I think the main one for me would be the Gordon Parsons Memorail Award presented during my 1st Tamworth trip by Lindsay Butler on Brian Howard’s Show, back in ’03 or ’04 I think.

Q: I have placed the titles of the tracks below, and you may add a comment to any or all of them if you wish.
A:
Q: Is there anything you would like to add that we haven’t already mentioned?
A:

Sign Of The Times

1) Sign Of The Times                                 Won GG in Tamworth this year “Bush Ballad”
2) Follow In The Footsteps                         Written about Slim
3) The Coolibah Camp
4) Frustrated Truckie
5) Life’s Been Pretty Good To Me
6) The River
7) Stay Young
8) My Imagination                                       Very popular in the Roma area
9) Nundjeri
10) Bounce Back Love
11) Home
12) Old Smoky Bay

Available from:
Amos Morris
P.O. Box 18
Gladstone Kempsey NSW 2440

Shorty Ranger Memorial

Saturday 11th October has been set for the unveiling of the Bronze Bust of one of Australia’s country music legends, the late Shorty Ranger oam.    After 12 months of fund-raising this historical event will take place at the Kempsey Museum, South Kempsey, at 1pm and promises to be a day of celebrations in honouring the name of one of the Macleay’s favourite sons.            

Committee chairperson, Bluey Shelton said “This will be an emotional day for all of us as we honour a good friend and one of nature’s gentlemen.    The Committee invites the public to join us in making this a day to remember.   We would like to thank all those who helped along

the way in particular the A.B.B.A. who raised $4,500 with their benefit concert at Tamworth in January plus the artists who freely gave their time to take part in the major fund-raiser “The Shorty Ranger Memorial Concert” at the Kempsey Macleay RSL Club on 26th April, which raised $11,000.   

The day will give a sense of pride and achievement knowing that our goal was reached by public participation and without any Government help whatsoever, as that was denied us.”   

For more enquiries regarding the day plus CD’s and the “Shorty Ranger Life Story” DVD ring (02)6581 1148.

The Kempsey Museum is situated alongside the Tourist Information Centre in the park on the Pacific Highway at South Kempsey.   We look forward to catching up with all of Shorty’s fans on 11th October.  

We know he will be watching down on us on the day and still would be saying “Yours With A Smile And A Song!”

Bluey Shelton
Chairperson
Shorty Ranger Memorial Committee

New Single New Clip For Melissa
Too Long Between Drinks Out Now on CMC

Melissa Bajric released her latest video clip to CMC last month.

‘Too Long Between Drinks’ Melissa’s second video clip was filmed earlier this year. It follows the successful 2007 release to radio and television of ‘Luckiest Girl’ from Melissa’s latest album ‘Small Town Girl’. Both clips by producer Ross Wood.

Melissa says ‘This time we've made a band clip and it was so much fun. Waddo, my guitarist, along with Neil on bass, Jeff on banjo, and Sidey on drums all joined in and it wasn't long before the laughter, jokes, and music were all flowing.’

‘Our location was this amazing little church that had been converted into an art studio.’

‘When Ross first suggested a church for a song called ‘Too Long Between Drinks’ I have to admit I was a little nervous, but as he continued and told me more about it the location sounded great and he was spot on. It was the perfect location.’

Log on to Melissa’s site to view both clips and follow the links to CMC request:
Too Long Between Drinks http://www.melissabajric.com

Rhonda Sinclair BLURB Creative Solutions

The Sunny Cowgirls

The Sunny Cowgirls new album ‘Dust Will Settle’ was the highest selling album at the Toyota National Muster, attended by over 70,000 people in the Amamoor State Forest near Gympie last weekend.

This is the third consecutive year that the girls have been the top selling artist at the Muster: Their debut album ‘Little Bit Rusty’ was also the highest selling album at the 2005 event as was their 2006 release, ‘Long Five Days’.

This follows on from ‘Dust Will Settle’ debuting at #1 on the ARIA Australian Artist Country Albums Chart in August and the video clip for their first single, ‘Acting Stupid’ staying at #1 on The Country Music Channel’s Top 30 Countdown for the second week.

Kris Katsanis

Ronni Rae Rivers

Ronni Rae Rivers anything but ‘Stranded’ at ASA Songwriting Awards in Sydney last week

Ronni Rae Rivers is anything but ‘Stranded’ in the list of finalists for tomorrow night’s ASA Songwriting Awards in Sydney. Five originals all from her new album ‘Whole Heart To Give’ due to be released on October 11 made the Top Ten finals.

It’s likely the only word surrounding the WA country singer is Gobsmacked!!

Somewhat of an understatement, Ronni was originally shortlisted in twenty places in this year’s ASA Awards in seven of thirteen categories including four in Country.

It’s not everyday a songwriter can count on one hand Top Ten nominations in several categories in the nation’s premier songwriting awards. Ronni Rae was ultimately selected in five sections, and equally amazingly, named a nominee in the prestigious Rudy Brandsma Award.

‘Stranded’ is the track that obviously impressed the judges making the grade in the most prestigious of all, the Rudy Brandsma Award, a discretionary award initiated in memory of one of the co-founders of the ASA in 1979, Rudy Brandsma. A standout track, it’s listed in the International, Open and Rock|Indie Sections, ‘Waiting On Lonely’ in Ballad, and in Spiritual ‘Things I Want’.

ASA Chairman Denny Burgess had this to say when he spoke with Ronni personally last week, ‘I am continuously amazed at what you are doing in your career and your progress as a songwriter since winning the overall Country category in 2005.’ Ronni Rae co-wrote 'Janine, care of the stars' with Mark Donohoe to take out the ASA Country Award three years ago.

The advance first single from the new album, ‘I Would Want To’ released last month to radio was produced in Sydney by Herm Kovac. The country roots track is a dynamic balance between contemporary and traditional country music genres.

Rhonda Sinclair blurb creative solutions

Vernon Oxford

Vernon Oxford is preparing to return to Ireland in October for a 2-week tour. He is recently back, appearing with Gene Watson, George Jones, Ricky Skaggs and other notable traditional country music stars.

Everett Corbin, former editor of Music City News (1966-67) is still doing some limited promoted, in his 76 year. Incidentally, Vernon Oxford made it to No. 4 on The Music Review Chart out of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., in June with Everett's angel song: God, That Was A Close One, with Everett making the chart for the first time in his life, with his recitation of  The Patriotic American...

Sometime last year, another one of Everett's patriotic songs: The Flag Has Disappeared, made it to No. 1 for Vernon Oxford on that same Music Review chart.

Now, Everett is doing some promoting with still another song from Vernon's 2006 album: Vernon Oxford  sings Gospel, Country & Bluegrass...the song being: I Want To Do A Good Thing.    

That song made it to No. 1 many months ago on the NCM: New Christian Music chart in England, but we had done no real promotion on the song in the U. S.

A video of the song is being mailed out to some djs, and those needing music by Vernon Oxford are asked to contact:  Everett Corbin.

That video is taken from an upcoming DVD which he hopes will be ready by the time he returns to Ireland.

Everett also has a record list of Vernon Oxford material for sale, plus, lots of old country music, including videos and old country music shows and movies...

Everett Corbin

International Newsletter Of Australian
Acoustic Guitar Virtuoso Michael Fix

Hello friends,

Much to report, so I’ll dive straight in!

Im heading off to Germany this weekend. Here is the itinerary – on the Tours Page

In other news, I recently recorded a new 5 track CD "Reach Out" with Rose Carleo in support of Suicide Awareness. Suicide Awareness is a not-for-profit organisation that helps those suffering depression or

considering self-harm. Its goal is to raise awareness that it's OK to ask for help.

The EP features 3 vocals & 2 instrumental tracks including the title song & a new acoustic recording of "Everything I Need", both Carleo/Fix compositions. The title track "Reach Out To Me" will be released to radio
via NFS in September.

All proceeds from the EP will go to Suicide Awareness and you can purchase the EP as of Tues 9th September at: www.suicideawareness.com.au <http://www.suicideawareness.com.au>

Continuing the collaborative theme, I have shot a film clip with Qld songstress Keri McInerney, her haunting ballad “Stay”. You can see the clip here: youtube link <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWs7Br6CjB0>

That’s all for now, I have to start packing! I¹ll write again in early October, with news of Japan/Thailand tour. Till then

Best wishes,
Michael

Marcus Holden

Hey guess what!
My mate Damian Coen and the Fathers of nescessity (see lovely photo of us attached, including Lesley, Damian's lovely wife) just won instrumental of the year for "In My Father's Footseps" at the Australian Songwriters Awards, last Thursday. What a wild night at Wests Ashfield that was!
Cazzbo (Johns form the NJB and Kransky Sisters), myself, Damian, Paul Johnston and Danny Freeman all opened the show... and thanks to the persopn.who captured the moment with on the night. see www.damiancoen.com

I've finally updated the FF website with news etc and even a free Bumper Sticker? go to www.fiddlersfestival.com. Spring is with us and all is good!

Gigs, Gigs, Gigs well some at least! Are on the Tours Page

Friday October 10th FRANS Awareness Celebrations (see www.frans.com.au) Frans is a support group for people with disabilities and their carers. This is a real hands on organization and one that does essential work in our community. Featuring Fiddlers Feast, the McClymonts and George Washingmachine!

Tickets go on sale on September 1st at the Canterbury Hurlestone Park RSL (see www.chprsl.com.au)
Saturday November 8th St. Arnaud's Festival (www.starnaudfestival.com.au) It's a great little town in Rural Vic so, if you live in the area we'd love to see you.

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Due to howls of protest from the other outfit I work with, I am pleased to announce that the Jugalug String Band will be appearing at the Manly Jazz Festival - details on Tours Page

We just performed at the Newcastle Jazz Festival before a packed house. And check out the Jugalug site. www.jugalugstringband.com

Marcus Holden

Greenwich Park Jamboree
13th September 2008

Annual Fundraiser for Big Hill Rural Fire Service… they will be cooking good food throughout the weekend at reasonable prices. Goulburn Country Music Association will be cooking breakfast.
Good Bush Tucker throughout the weekend.
Entertainment from: Patti McKinnon, Midnight Riders, Jamie Agius, Outlaw Ian Miller, Bobby Silk, Triston Severs, Celtic Crossroads, Dusty Field and The Battlers

Walk Up Artist Concert 10AM - 6PM $5.00 Under 16 free
Huge Woolshed Dance 7.00PM - ??????? $20 under 16 free
BYO drinks, nibbles, jokes & smiles
Bookings essential for Dance… Call Patti: 0248298335 0432253057
“Free Camping”or "Swag In Shed"'

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