Ollie English, an enthralling 23-year old singer-songwriter from the Adelaide Hills, has won over many fans in a short space of time. Winner of the Most Popular Blues & Roots Award at the 2018 SA Music Awards, English captivates his audiences as he moves from...
The Adelaide Ukulele Appreciation Society (AUAS) is an organisation that was formed in October 2007 to provide a focal point for the burgeoning ukulele movement in our fair city. Since its inception, AUAS has grown to encompass some 70 members from all ages, walks of...
BOM is Port Adelaide's own community run choir. For the last 13 years, BOM Choir (also known as Born On Monday) have been singing on Monday nights at Waterside Hall, and regularly singing up a storm in various small to large scale performances. Working with...
Eddie Peters is from Thursday Island in the Torres Strait. An accomplished musician, dancer, multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter, he has a long performance history of playing in many different idioms—with performances including original material through to traditional Torres Strait Islander music and dance. His song Tamilla...
Corey Theatre’s debut E.P. Let it Fade is a sample of his musical expression. With his acoustic guitar and emotive vocals, Corey weaves a unique texture of musical influences to deliver a positive message. Blending the sounds of Blues and Soul with a touch of...
Nancy Bates, and Allara Pattison-Briggs have formed a collaborative duo 'Dhungala Baarka - Two Rivers, One Song'. Having met as band members for Archie Roach in 2016, they have fostered a unique musical relationship. This innovative duo have arranged songs from Bates' new album 'For...
Vonda Last is a Wongai woman with over 25 years musical experience as a songwriter and performer. Central to her work in community music has been the revival of Indigenous languages, and maintenance through composition of contemporary music. Her work with the Ngarrindjeri Miminar Kaiklun...
Frank Yamma is one of Australia’s most significant Indigenous songwriters with an ability to cross cultural and musical boundaries. An initiated Pitjantjatjara man, Frank sings in his native language and English. His mighty songs, magical guitar playing and deeply evocative voice tell stories of country,...
Of Desert & Sea is an emerging company and collective of Aboriginal dancers, currently made up of 6 young women who range from 17 to 28 years old and are award-winning artists. We are currently housed at Kurruru Arts and Culture Hub near Port Adelaide....
