Country

High & Lonesome will be playing at the annual Deans Marsh Landcare weekend at the Deans Marsh Hall. Cafe and Bar will be open along with some stalls from the washed-out Pioneer Festival.

A great night out in a great little community. Bring your own dog or borrow someone else's.

High & Lonesome are takin' Country to the country at The Meredith Hotel in Meredith.

A pleasant Sunday soiree is guaranteed with One Mic No Sh*t, old school live, singing-into-a-can acoustic music.

The boys will be hot to trot out the usual glad-bag of hillbilly mayhem of folk, country, blues, bluegrass and classic rock as only they can.

"Good to hear some decent music here for a change."

Don't miss it!

Irish Murphys - Thurs Apr 2 - 7.30 pm

The High & Lonesome Sextet is back at Irish Murphys for another night of One Mic No Sh*t old school live, singing-into-a-can folk music. The last Irish Murphys Show was fantastic - no-one does live music this way in Geelong, except High & Lonesome.

The boys will be hot to trot out the usual gladbag of hillbilly mayhem of folk, country, blues, bluegrass and classic rock as only they can.

As one respectable punter said at the recent High & Husky gig at Irish Murphys: "Good to hear some decent music here for a change." Read more »»

Aireys Inlet will host the 2nd Open Mic Music Festival this March to provide a stage for both established and aspiring musicians.

There are currently over 80 acts scheduled to perform on four stages over the weekend.

The festival is intended to be an open forum and will cater for all types of music and size of acts. From full rock bands to solo acoustic acts, there is something for everyone. Read more »»

Our cousins High & Husky are returning to Irish Murphys on Thursday Jan 8th. With a couple of the regular players MIA, the boys will take to the stage as a quartet, including a revamped Cornhuskers set featuring Mr. Adam Burke as Johnny Cash.

Get along and showq your support for old-school folk at Irish Murphys!

A few people might remember many, many years ago when little Lachy & Hamish Davidson used to travel over from Gippsland with their parents to play the sessions at the National Celtic Festival. Two little red-headed kids with banjo and mandolin... well, look at 'em now! Read more »»