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DIRECTORS WELCOME Welcome to Bello Winter Music 2019, a 4 day escape from everyday ho-hum, where music is the inspiration and good times are guaranteed. With over 60 musical groups descending on the tiny riverside town, the weekend is a celebration of amazing music, and of Bellingen itself. Coming direct from Chicago for their first Australian tour, retro queen Tammi Savoy and The Chris Cosello Combo will get Bello cooking with classic soul, vintage R&B and killer rockabilly riffs. Other Bello newbies include Latin, blues & soul infused rock’n’roll from The Montgomery Brothers; punkedout street brass from Horns of Leroy; sassy soul from Melbourne fem-hop act The Mamas; and the blistering blues guitar of Lloyd Spiegel. Returning Winter Music artists include the Senegambian Jazz Band, Vaudeville Smash, Gold Member, Bullhorn and Juzzie Smith. Don’t miss NZs Auckland-born, Dunedin-raised, Nadia Reid; and must see acts Pony Face; Emily Wurramara, Hat Fitz and Cara, Psycho Zydeco, and The Maes (formerly The Mae Trio). Now in its 5th year, Bello Winter Music is a family friendly whole-town festival, featuring Bellingen LeaF, a sustainability focused program, and the hugely successful and invaluable Youth Mentorship Program for aspiring, young musicians.
FROM THE MAYOR Winter Fest is coming” I have never been a person that looks forward to the colder months but that all changed when the Bellingen Winter Festival came to the shire. Now I get super excited just thinking about the number of quality musicians and performers that are going to hit Bello this July. The opportunities to see both overseas and local acts, in a variety of funky venues, performing to people from all ages is something really special. Also we residents get to demonstrate to our visitors how special the Bellingen Shire is in regard to our connected community and precious environment. I look forward to seeing everyone with smiles on their faces dancing, laughing, eating at our restaurants and cafes, discovering our great businesses and just having a relaxed and fun four days. As always I would also recommend that everyone take the time to meet the locals and see some of our amazing natural assets. We have uncrowded beaches and towns on our seaboard, sweet river valleys and the amazing Dorrigo plateau whose heritage town and rugged surrounds are world famous. I would also like to acknowledge that The Bellingen Shire is located on the lands of the traditional custodians of these lands The Gumbaynggirr peoples and that it is, and always will be Aboriginal land. Mayor - Cr Dominic King
BWM is a ticketed event, taking place in the official festival venues within the township. Inevitably some performers will be more popular than others, and venues have individual capacities. Please, if you are concerned you might not get into a ‘must see’ act, get there early. If you miss out there is always another great act in a venue just next door or down the road. Have an amazing and musical weekend… Festival Director - Glenn Wright Bellingen is on Gumbaynggirr land and we acknowledge the Gumbaynggirr people as the traditional custodians of this land. We pay tribute to leaders and Elders past, present and future.
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TAMMI SAVOY & THE CHRIS CASELLO COMBO (US) Imagine a young woman with a powerful soulful voice that nails the classic 40s,50s and early 60s R&B and rock and roll sounds. Match that with a great stage presence accompanying a perfect visual adherence to mid century vintage style. Now combine her with the killer rockabilly instrumentation of slapping upright bass, swinging drums and virtuoso guitar and you’ve got the “Tammi Savoy and The Chris Casello Combo”. Coming direct from Chicago for their first Australian tour, Tammi Savoy and The Chris Casello Combo came together just a couple of years ago and have taken the roots and vintage worlds by storm with appearances at Viva Las Vegas, The Nashville Boogie, The New England Shake-Up and more.
FRI 12th | 9:30pm | MEMORIAL HALL SAT 13th | 7:30pm | MEMORIAL HALL
BULLHORN There’s an old saying, popularised by The Breakfast Club: “you mess with the bull, you get the horns”. What does it mean? Not much really. Mostly that if you do something dangerous, you might get hurt. One dangerous thing you could do would be to miss the crazy, brass based, MC led explosion that is BULLHORN. Formed in 2011, these party animals combine virtuosic musicianship, crazy arrangements, catchy grooves and upbeat rhythms to whip the audience into a veritable frenzy. Their presence is formidable; armed with trumpets, trombones, saxophones, drums, the mighty sousaphone and the massive presence of Roman MC. As BULLHORN starts to play audiences will experience intoxicating grooves and huge rumbling sounds around them as they descend into a world of sonic textures created live, acoustic and real.
SAT 13th | 10:45pm | MEMORIAL HALL
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NADIA REID (NZ) Auckland-born, Dunedin-raised, Nadia Reid, has attained global success off the back of her first two albums: Listen To Formation, Look For The Signs (2015); Preservation (2017). 2017 saw Nadia perform over 100 shows, touring through Australasia, Europe, and the United States with high profile appearances at coveted arts and music festivals like Green Man and End Of The Road Festival. Success was measured through sell-out shows in key markets like London, Paris, Sydney, Melbourne, and media appearances on the likes of BBC’s Later... with Jools Holland, Spotify streams reaching 17.38 million plays, #2 in Mojo Magazine for Album of the Year, and in New Zealand, as a finalist for both the Silver Scrolls Awards (2017) and the Taite Prize (2016 & 2018). This year, Nadia is working on her third record due for release September 2019.
FRI 12th | 8:00pm |MEMORIAL HALL SAT 13th | 6:00pm | MEMORIAL HALL
HAT FITZ & CARA High-energy duo Hat Fitz and Cara are among Australia’s most talented roots music artists. The husband and wife team have clocked up 10 years of worldwide touring, festival performances and album releases from their base of operations in the hinterland of South East Queensland’s Sunshine Coast and are showing no signs of slowing down. Their festival touring circuit takes in Australia, the UK, North America and Europe where their modern blend of old-timey-influenced sounds is equally at home in a variety of settings from folk or Americana stages to blues and acoustic venues. While the singer/songwriters are both multi-instrumentalists, it’s Fitzy’s weathered vocals and soaring blues-soaked guitar combined with Cara’s pounding drums and soulful voice that show them at the peak of their creative power. *Youth Mentorship band mentor.
THURS OPENING NIGHT GALA FRI 12th | 6:30pm | MEMORIAL HALL SAT 13th | 1:30pm | MEMORIAL HALL
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LAURA JEAN
THE MONTGOMERY BROTHERS
Sydney songwriter Laura Jean is revered for the striking beauty of her music and the strength of her piercing, intimate lyrics. She has been shortlisted twice for the Australian Music Prize, and has recorded with Paul Kelly, The Drones, Rolling Blackouts and Grand Salvo. She has toured UK/ Europe with Courtney Barnett and Jenny Hval, Australia/New Zealand with Aldous Harding and Marlon Williams, and played festivals like Meredith and Dark Mofo.
Hailing from the far north, now residents of Melbourne, The Montgomery Brothers have immediately set about delivering their sound to the music capital of Australia.
2018 album Devotion is a stunning artistic about-face from her previous folk-based work, an enveloping, deep pop album like nothing she has done before. It has had superlative reviews and made it into end of year lists around world.
With each member from distinctly complimentary musical families, the at times rapturous and fiercely talented three piece generate moments of soul, blues, latin and rock’n’roll that delightfully belie their youth. “It’s like a brain bath, because you kind of follow, kind of get it, but you don’t know where it’s going. Theirs is a channel of insightful chaos. Listening to the Montgomery Brothers, that is. They generate the kind of live music environment where you turn to your friend and delightedly just nod.” - Danny Ross *Performance highlights include Woodford Folk Festival, The Great Southern Blues Fest, Echuca Winter Blues Fest and Caloundra Music Festival.
FRI 12th | 6:30pm | GOLF CLUB SAT 13th | 5:30pm | CEDAR BAR SUN 14th | 5:30pm | ST MARGARETS HALL
FRI 12th | 10:45pm | FEDERAL HOTEL SAT 13th | 10:30am | MEMORIAL HALL WORKSHOP SAT 13th | 8:00pm | GOLF CLUB SUN 14th | 6:00pm | MEMORIAL HALL
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EMILY WURRAMARA
VAUDEVILLE SMASH
2018 saw Emily’s long awaited mid-year release of her first full length debut album ‘Milyakburra’ - a dedication to both her daughter and her home.
Made up of three brothers and two mates, no other Australian band sounds like ’em. An explosion of funk, flute, sax, synth and groove, the dance floor is packed at a VAUDEVILLE SMASH gig.
Emily has teamed up again with award winning producer, David Bridie to complete the album, explaining the title: “Bickerton Island or Milyakburra, is where I spent most of my childhood going back and forth from Groote on a little dinghy boat with my grandparents. Milyakburra is where my ancestors established home, the Wurramara tribe. My great great grandfather, Joe Wurramara established a community there on the island. There’s only a school and one shop, right across the road from my grandmother’s house. Milyakburra is a very sacred and mystical island. Living in the busy city I wanted to create something that is a reminder to me of my home, and I hope that this album reaches out to the listeners and reminds them of their “home”.
FRI 12th | 7:45pm | ST MARGARETS HALL SAT 13th | 12:30pm | GOLF CLUB SUN 14th | 3:00pm | MEMORIAL HALL
Their national and international adventures have seen them tour Japan on three occasions, play the South by South West conference in Austin Texas twice, grace stages in New York, Singapore and Toronto, numerous Australian Festivals, including their 12 legendary shows at Woodford Folk Festival. Vaudeville Smash’s catalogue features 2 full length albums, 3 EPs and an international viral sensation in ‘Zinedine Zidane’ featuring the late, great Les Murray. Vaudeville Smash continue their ongoing musical evolution, teaming up with Nashville’s Grammy Award winning producer, Bobby Holland to record their third studio album, set for release in mid 2019.
FRI 12th | 11:00pm | MEMORIAL HALL SAT 13th | 9:15pm | MEMORIAL HALL SUN 14th | 8:15pm | GOLF CLUB
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JESS REBEIRO
SENEGAMBIAN JAZZ BAND
For Jess Ribeiro, making a record is a lot like falling in love: it’s a leap into the unknown with the belief that the currents will carry you. With album number three, LOVE HATE, the analogy could not be more apt. LOVE HATE traverses the whole landscape of love: its amorous peaks, its rough rivers, and its dark valleys.
THE SENEGAMBIAN JAZZ BAND has fused Afro jazz, deep world music beats and funk to create some truly awe-inspiring rhythms and melodies. With influences from Gambia, Senegal, Ethiopia, Ghana and Australia, the five-piece band share their outstanding talent and flair, channelling over eight thousand years of African musical traditions, transporting the power and beauty of these ancient sounds, rhythms and melodies to euphoric audiences across Australia.
Ribeiro is an award-winning singer songwriter. Her second album, Kill it Yourself, was produced by acclaimed musician/producer Mick Harvey (Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds, PJ Harvey). It was recently included in the 2018 NPR top 100 Artists of SXSW. Shortlisted for the Australian Music Prize (AMP) in 2016 as well as in two categories for The Age Music Victoria Awards - best song and best female artist. Ribeiro’s songs are cinematic in scope: it’s music that travels, across deserts like a Western, through city streets like Film Noir, diving headlong into hazy rock, landscape ambience and melodious 60’s psych.
SAT 13th | 6:30pm | GOLF CLUB SUN 14th | 5:45pm | DIGGERS TAVERN
Underpinning THE SENEGAMBIAN JAZZ BAND’s unique sound is the Kora, a traditional West African stringed instrument, played by the band’s frontman & vocalist, the phenomenally talented Amadou Suso, direct descendent of the world’s first kora player, Koriang Musa Suso. Known widely as the ‘Jimi Hendrix of the kora’, Amadou fulfils his ancestral duties to share the culture of his people through an intoxicating contemporary mastery of the African harp.
SAT 13th | 3:00pm | MEMORIAL HALL SUN 14th | 1:15pm | DIGGERS TAVERN
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HORNS OF LEROY Inspired by the flavours of New Orleans to Fitzroy, this punked-out seven piece raucous street band take brass band music to a whole new level. From humble beginnings, the band has evolved from playing the streets of Melbourne to some of the biggest festivals and stages across the country including Queenscliff Music Festival and Mullum Music Festival. Whether you love them for their New Orleans inspired street parties or their raucous stage shows, Horns of Leroy always deliver and have earned themselves a reputation to match.
FRI 12th | 9:15pm | DIGGERS TAVERN SAT 13th | 8:30pm |DIGGERS TAVERN SUN 14th | 1:30pm | MEMORIAL HALL
KAREN LEE ANDREWS “Soulful and bluesy, with so much heart and pain, delivered with so much class.� - Sound of Oz Karen Lee Andrews has reconnected with her guitar, hitting new strides and a new style which is described as Oceanic Blues - an exceptional blend of American Blues, Soul and Gospel. Rooted with gritty guitar, glowing valves, lush tremolo and deep reverb, bound together with a powerful and rich voice, that tells tales of love, pain and the blues.
FRI 12th | 9:30pm | GOLF CLUB SAT 13th | 4:30pm | MEMORIAL HALL SUN 14th | 7:30pm | FEDERAL HOTEL
THE MAES Since 2014, The Maes have been full time touring in Australia and overseas, winning audiences with their striking songwriting, intricate instrumental arrangements and stunning vocal harmonies at Woodford and Port Fairy Folk Festivals in Australia, The Edmonton and Vancouver Folk Festivals in Canada, Cambridge Folk and Celtic Connections festivals in the UK and the Telluride Bluegrass Festival in the USA. Stunning and not to be missed! *Youth Mentorship U15 mentor.
FRI 12th | 6:15pm | BREWERY SAT 13th | 8:15pm | CEDAR BAR SUN 14th | 5:15pm | GOLF CLUB
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THE MAMAS The Mamas are an eight-piece soul, RnB and funky fem-hop outfit from Melbourne, led by four of the sassiest vocalists you’ll ever meet. If their debut EP ‘Juicy’ is anything to go by, you can expect terrifying sensuality, disarming humour, timeless melodies, four part harmonies, and maternal teachings from their live show.
FRI 12th | 5:00pm | MEMORIAL HALL SAT 13th | 7:00pm | DIGGERS TAVERN SUN 14th | 4:30pm | FEDERAL HOTEL
PSYCHO ZYDECO Psycho Zydeco has taken the stage with Zydeco legends Rockin’ Dopsie and Terrance Simien in the past, and have been praised by both of these giants of the deep south as having a true Australian Zydeco flavour. After 25 years of performing live the band’s earthy blend of traditional Cajun, Blues and Swamp music produce a sound that is distinctly Psycho Zydeco. Driving washboard, drums, guitar, sax and the odd industrial sized triangle combined with some amazing accordion playing will make you want to grab a washboard and get scraping with the boys.
SAT 13th | 8:45pm | ST MARGARETS HALL SUN 14th | 12:00pm | FEDERAL HOTEL
GOLD MEMBER
Sydney’s Alt R‘n’B cosmonauts Gold Member – Gussy, Jesse and Azza, operate in the musical space between planet R’n’B and hip hop. Live, Gold Member are high energy. A blend of beat driven, freaky, synth wig outs and soulful interplanetary vocals. They bounce tracks through a musical outer verse that includes Khalid, Rex Orange County and GoldLink. Most recently, they have played Woodford Folk Festival (QLD) BayDreams (NZ), Beyond The Valley, (VIC) and with Lime Cordiale and Katchafire in NZ.
FRI 12th | 11:00pm | GOLF CLUB SAT 13th | 10:30pm | FEDERAL HOTEL SUN 14th | 8:45pm | DIGGERS TAVERN
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HEIN COOPER
MERPIRE
LLOYD SPIEGEL
Where his debut album “The Art of Escape” landed in the positive graces of the Australian music industry, singer/songwriter Hein Cooper found where his heart lies in touring and performing over 140 shows overseas for much of 2016 and 2017.
Nestling into her new Melbourne home, the past year has seen Merpire release her debut EP Endless Chatter and play a slew of noteworthy live shows including a sold-out launch at The Gasometer. She has supported the likes of Angie McMahon, Phantastic Ferniture and more, and recently played her biggest run of shows to date supporting Didirri on his National ‘Measurements’ Tour. Backed by an impressive and predominantly female line-up, Merpire’s powerful and versatile live presence has already seen her perform at festivals such as BIGSOUND, A Festival Called PANAMA, Brunswick Music Festival.and New Year’s Evie.
Lloyd Spiegel is a trailblazer at the forefront of modern blues and one of Australia’s most recognised guitarists, recently being named in Australian Guitar Magazine’s list of the top 50 Australian guitarists of all time.
The threads of new music began to form for Hein Cooper during his time living in Cornwall, where British coastal life provided an outlet for him to reflect and muse on the wealth of new experiences touring had brought him. While keeping the foundations of his style present, he has begun exploring other genres such as R’n’B and electronic music.
FRI 12th | 6:30pm CEDAR BAR SAT 13th | 2:45pm ST MARGARETS HALL SUN 14th | 3:00pm NO.5
FRI 12th | 8:00pm GOLF CLUB SAT 13th | 10:00am PURPLE CARROT (SOLO) SAT 13th | 7:15pm ST MARGARETS HALL SUN 14th | 4:15pm DIGGERS TAVERN
Touring since age 11, the seven-time Australian Blues Award winner’s show blends jaw-dropping guitar expertise with a commanding voice, powerful songwriting and storytelling to deliver a complete concert experience. The stunning 8th release from Lloyd Spiegel, ‘Backroads’ is out now.
SUN 14th | 7:30pm MEMORIAL HALL
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LEAH FLANAGAN
CLAIRE ANNE JUZZIE SMITH TAYLOR
You can hear and feel the depth of emotion Leah Flanagan invests in her songs and the honest stories that populate them. The tales and inspiration behind her songs are enlivened by rich musicality – whether backed by a full band or solo with ukulele (in the Northern Saltwater country style), acoustic, or electric guitar in hand.
Claire Anne Taylor is a rare Australian artist. She is a force of nature. With a voice that recalls a huskier, feminine version of Van Morrison, she crafts soulful folk songs that are alternatively lush and intimately earthy.
Leah ’s status as an Indigenous musician has led to contributions on essential albums such as Archie Roach’s 25th anniversary reissue of ‘Charcoal Lane’ and the recently updated version of Buried Country 1.5, The Story of Aboriginal Country Music.
THURS OPENING NIGHT GALA FRI 12th | 6:15pm FEDERAL HOTEL SAT 13th | 5:45pm ST MARGARETS HALL SUN 14th | 2:30pm CEDAR BAR
Born in Tasmania’s ancient Tarkine rainforest, Taylor’s music is reflective of her wild and remote upbringing. With a colossal voice and powerfully captivating stage presence, her live shows leave the audience in no doubt that they have just witnessed something extraordinary.
Juzzie Smith is a ridiculously talented one-man band, based in Byron Bay Australia. Juzzie’s unique style is bluesy/folk mixed into a groove of its own. Marked by an amazing ability to play up to six instruments at once combining the guitar, harmonica and juggling percussion. Juzzie Smith has had the honour of performing to both international and national crowds from Byron Bay Blues Festival to Edinburgh Fringe Festival, sharing his raw warm vocals with a simple message of loving life. Juzzie Smith is an act you won’t want to miss.
*Youth Mentorship vocal mentor.
THURS OPENING NIGHT GALA FRI 12th | 7:45pm FEDERAL HOTEL SAT 13th | 2:30pm DIGGERS TAVERN SUN 14th | 3:45pm GOLF CLUB
SAT 13th | 1:45pm FESTIVAL MARKET PLACE SAT 13th | 7:15pm | NO.5 SUN 14th | 9:45am MEMORIAL HALL WORKSHOP SUN 14th | 12:00pm ST MARGARETS HALL
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CAPTAIN DREAMBOAT Captain Dreamboat are a Neo-Soul and Jazz fusion outfit from Brisbane wowing audiences with sophisticated syncopation, and moody melodies. Headed by powerhouse vocalist Ofa Fanaika, featuring some of Australia’s finest Jazz musicians the group head off on tour following their recent six track EP release ‘Lately’.
FRI 12th | 6:15pm | ST MARGARETS HALL SAT 13th | 5:00pm | GOLF CLUB SUN 14th | 3:00pm | FEDERAL HOTEL
EMILIA Award-winning artist Emilia is known for her warm jazzy undertones and sultry lush sound, with a big voice and even bigger hair. Combining her love of Soul and Jazz inflections in her music, she has been likened to power-house vocalists such as Chaka Khan and Etta James, get ready to be transported back in time with her timeless voice. Emilia has had huge shows at many of Melbourne’s most loved venues and travelled internationally to play jazz festivals around the globe with her various projects.
FRI 12th | 7:45pm | DIGGERS TAVERN SAT 13th | 9:30pm | GOLF CLUB SUN 14th | 7:15pm | DIGGERS TAVERN
TEK TEK ENSEMBLE TEK TEK perform virtuosic and original music inspired by tropical jungles,1960s chic, and shamanistic desert rituals. The balance of three guys and three girls captivate audiences with exclamatory trumpet; hedonistic violins and organ; deeply pulsating drums and bass; wild psychedelic electric guitar and synthesizer; and a rich smearing of harmonized singing (and wailing) thrown on top.
SAT 13th | 11:00pm | GOLF CLUB SUN 14th | 11:45am | DIGGERS TAVERN
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GREG SHEEHAN Greg Sheehan’s trailblazing approach has earned him international renown as one of Australia’s most cherished and influential percussionists. A passionate visionary who created a unique teaching system known as ‘Rhythm Diamonds’, Greg’s contagious enthusiasm has inspired generations. ‘Time lord.’ -Shane Howard‘ Astounding Musicianship!’ -Jonh Shand. SMH.
THURS OPENING NIGHT GALA FRI 12th | 7:00pm | NO.5 SAT 13th | 10:15am | DIGGERS TAVERN WORKSHOP
HETTY KATE Fresh from Paris, “charismatic and technically gifted” (All About Jazz, USA) vocalist Hetty Kate has “a stage presence only matched by the clarity of her voice..” (James Morrison, AU). Enjoy a masterful celebration of classics and curios from the American Songbook alongside a swinging selection from Hetty’s most popular albums.
SAT 13th | 3:30pm | GOLF CLUB SUN 14th | 12:00pm | GOLF CLUB WORKSHOP SUN 14th | 4:00pm | CEDAR BAR
ETHNO FOLK ORCHESTRA Join Ethno Folk Orchestra and some of the best young folk artists from across Australia and around the world as they uplift and inspire with their new collaborations and interpretations of traditional tunes, highlighting the diversity of origins with a strong focus on Indigenous Australian culture and traditional song-lines.
THURS OPENING NIGHT GALA FRI 12th | 5:00pm | ST MARGARETS HALL SAT 13th | 10:00am | FESTIVAL MARKET PLACE SAT 13th | 12:00pm | MEMORIAL HALL SAT 13th | 5:30pm | NO.5 SUN 14th | 11:45am | FESTIVAL MARKET PLACE SUN 14th | 4:30pm | MEMORIAL HALL SUN 14th | 9:00pm | NO.5
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PONY FACE This magnetic 5-piece creates mesmerising and immersive songscapes : creating layers of sonic electric guitar textures around deep driving bass grooves, with echoes from the Badlands. These unhurried explorers of sound look for light in the dark, and can explode with the sort of energy that ignites the dancefloor.
FRI 12th | 10:45pm | DIGGERS TAVERN SAT 13th | 12:30pm |(DUO) BREWERY SAT 13th | 9:00pm | FEDERAL HOTEL SUN 14th | 6:00pm | FEDERAL HOTEL
THE STETSON FAMILY Celebrating their 10 year anniversary in 2018, The Stetson Family walk the line between alt-country and Bluegrass with their collection of original free-wheeling songs infused with lush harmonies traverse mountains and valleys, and continue down life’s crooked highway. “They blend like one of the legendary bluegrass or country families…their best material yet.” American Songwriter, Los Angeles
FRI 12th | 8:30pm | NO.5 SAT 13th | 3:30pm | BREWERY SUN 14th | 10:00am | DIGGERS TAVERN W/SHOP SUN 14th | 10:00am | FESTIVAL MARKET PLACE SUN 14th | 8:15pm | CEDAR BAR
ARCHER Archer is a curious man. You might find him lying under a rock in the middle of nowhere writing a song about a lizard, or you might find him singing at the world famous Montreal Jazz Festival, or you might find him waltzing with a 93 year old woman or throwing kangaroo poo at people in the interests of science and humanity!! He has been called many things: “Australia’ Woody Guthrie” “unknown national treasure” “one of the last great Australian poets” and “a walkin’ talkin’ singin’ leakin’ slowboat to China”.
THURS OPENING NIGHT GALA FRI 12th | 5:00pm | CEDAR BAR SAT 13th | 4:15pm | ST MARGARETS HALL
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LOS CARACOLES
MIDNIGHT TEA PARTY
ALISHA TODD
Led by Chilean freedom fighter Segundo Nitor, Los Caracoles are known to have everyone on their feet with their authentic Latin rhythms. They tell stories through their music about social challenges, the environment, immigration, love, ordinary heroes and the pure emotions of life. Segundo Nitor and Angela Zammataro became Los Caracoles after meeting in a Chilean choir in Melbourne in 1994. They had both had vast experience as singers but Segundo was primarily a poet. In 1995, his poetry began to turn into music. Los Caracoles means “The snails”. The name was inspired by the Latin American idea of the snail which travels slowly (but surely) through the continent, spreading peace and hope.
Midnight Tea Party are a 5 piece band hailing from Sydney’s Inner West. Gypsy, jazz, dub and drum n’ bass are all blended together to form the band’s unique sound. Cutting their teeth on warehouse parties as well as numerous festivals MTP deliver a live set that is packed with party vibes.
Alisha sings the songs of a curious traveller, bringing focus to the beauty of humans and nature alike.
SAT 13th | 4:00pm DIGGERS TAVERN SUN 14th | 4:00pm ST MARGARETS HALL SUN 14th | 9:00pm MEMORIAL HALL
FRI 12th | 9:15pm FEDERAL HOTEL SAT 13th | 10:15pm DIGGERS TAVERN SUN 14th | 8:30pm ST MARGARETS HALL
Known for their genre bending compositions Midnight Tea Party’s third E.P. is the group’s most exciting release to date. Expect deep, sub bass mixed with balkan inspired horn lines and a hard-rock edge reminiscent of Balkan Beat Box, Babylon Circus or a “gypsyfied” Cat Empire!
& THE VOLCANIC LOVERS
Her dynamic wandering melodies, lyrical storytelling and old soul delivery will be accompanied by a fine selection of her extended musical family, The Volcanic Lovers, fusing soul and pop with an earthy roots flavour to create a brew that’ll warm you from the inside out and have you feeling the feels you’ve been waiting for.. you’ll want to hear this.
FRI 12th | 7:45pm BREWERY SAT 13th | 3:00pm FEDERAL HOTEL SUN 14th | 2:45pm DIGGERS TAVERN
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MIC CONWAY
CIGANY WEAVER
MISS FRIBY
In a circus of comedy, music and magic, Mic Conway presents an hilarious array of idiosyncratic songs that will make your jaw drop, toes tap and sides split. Audiences who know this ARIAaward winning entertainer from “Captain Matchbox Whoopee Band” and Circus Oz will be delighted by this incarnation: Mic as storyteller of tall tales and true. He takes the stage with Robbie Long (multi-instrumentalist and Australian Flat Pick Guitar Champion). There’s magic, juggling, cavorting and that trademark tongue-in-cheek sense of humour.
Formed out of a love for the legendary partnership of Django Reinhardt and Stéphane Grapelli, Cigány Weaver are one of Australia’s most exciting gypsy-jazz ensembles. Their virtuosic and energetic live performances invoke everything from subtle toe-tapping to exuberant dance floor foot-stomping.
In a hilarious whirlwind of wicked charisma and anecdotal spectacle, critically acclaimed avant-showgirl, Miss Friby, will present a wild array of cabaret, burlesque and vaudeville acts.
Stripped back, irreverent, and shameless... it’s surreal vaudeville for crooning and swooning.
FRI 12th | 9:15pm ST MARGARETS HALL SAT 13th | 11:15am GOLF CLUB WORKSHOP SAT 13th | 8:45pm N0.5 SUN 14th | 7:30pm NO.5
Their sound is reminiscent of jazz Manouche, traditional swing and Romani music, interwoven with contemporary material from artists like Bjork, and the band’s reinterpretations of classics from popular culture.
Sharp wit, satirical bite and absurdist performance is on the menu as Miss Friby, dissects humanity and it’s graceless empire in a sparkle fuelled frenzy that is oddly refreshing and downright bizarre. See yourself in satire, I dare you. Expect high flying movement, exquisite aesthetics and hilarity like never before this is one wild ride folks!
FRI 12th | 5:00pm BREWERY SAT 13th | 2:00pm BREWERY SAT 13th | 4:30pm FEDERAL HOTEL SUN 14th | 1:00pm FESTIVAL MARKET PLACE
THURS OPENING NIGHT GALA FRI 12th | 9:30pm CEDAR BAR SAT 13th | 9:45pm CEDAR BAR SUN 14th | 12:00pm MEMORIAL HALL WORKSHOP SUN 14th | 7:00pm CEDAR BAR
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Vaudeville Smash
Tammi Savoy and The Chris Casello Combo 9:30 - 10:30pm
8:00 - 9:00pm
Nadia Reid
6:30- 7:30pm
Hat Fitz & Cara
Feelds
7:45 - 8:45pm
Claire Anne Taylor
10:45 - 11:45pm
Pony Face
9:15 - 10:15pm 9:30 - 10:30pm
Karen Lee Andrews
Merpire
8:00 - 9:00pm
Laura Jean
6.30 - 7.30pm
5:00 - 6:00pm
Alana Wilkinson
GOLF CLUB
10:45 - 11:45pm
The Gold Montgomery Member Brothers 11:00 - 12:00am
9:15 - 10:15pm
Party
Horns of Leroy Midnight Tea
7:45 - 8:45pm
Emilia
6:15 - 7:15 pm
Leah Flanagan
5:00 - 5:45pm
6:15- 7:15pm
5:00 - 5:45pm
The Moving Stills
Johnston City
The Mamas
5:00 - 6.00pm
FEDERAL HOTEL
DIGGERS TAVERN
MEMORIAL HALL
9:15 - 10:00pm
Mic Conway
7:45 - 8:45pm
Emily Wurramara
6.15- 7.15pm
Captain Dreamboat
5:00 - 5.45pm
Ethno Folk Orchestra
ST MARGARET’S HALL
10:45 - 11:45pm
Joe Newton
9:30 - 10:15pm
Miss Friby
8:00 - 9:00pm
Alisha Todd
6:15 - 7:15pm
The Maes
5:00 - 5:45pm
Cigany Weaver
BREWERY
10:45 - 11:45pm
Burger Joint
9:15 - 10.15pm
The People's Polka Party
7:45 - 8:45pm
Lovers
Mandy Nolan & The Volcanic
6:30 - 7:30pm
Hein Cooper
Archer
5:00 - 6:00pm
CEDAR BAR
10:15 - 11:30pm
Graham Moes
8:30 - 9:45pm
The Stetson Family
7:00 - 8:00pm
Greg Sheehan
5:30 - 6:30pm
Matthew Colin
NO 5
Meiwa
QUDO 6:30 - 7:30
PURPLE CARROT 5:00 - 6:00pm
Laura Hyde
Saije
QUDO 5:00 - 6:00pm
Bugs of Bellingen (LeaF) 3:00 - 4:00pm Meet at north side of Lavenders bridge
Climate Action Flash Mob Rehearsal 3:00 - 4:30pm Ma'am Gaduying Park
SPECIALS
friDAY JULY 12
10:45 - 12.00am
Bullhorn
9:15 - 10.15pm
Vaudeville Smash
7:30 - 8:45pm
Tammi Savoy and The Chris Casello Combo
6:00 - 7:00pm
Nadia Reid
4:30 - 5:30pm
Karen Lee Andrews
3:00 -4:00pm
Senegambian Jazz Band
1:30 -2:30pm
Hat Fitz and Cara
12:00 - 1:00pm
Ethno Folk Orchestra
10:30 - 11:30am
Body Percussion w/ Greg Sheehan (WORKSHOP)
The Montgomery Brothers Flamenco Ukulele (WORKSHOP)
10:15 - 11:30pm
Midnight Tea Party
8:30 - 9:45pm
Horns of Leroy
7:00 - 8:00pm
The Mamas
5:30 - 6:30pm
The Moving Stills
4:00 - 5:00pm
Los Caracoles
Claire Anne Taylor
2:30 - 3:30pm
The People's Polka Party 1:00-2.00pm
11:30 - 12:30pm
Songwriting w/ AlanaWilkinson (WORKSHOP)
10:15 - 11:15am
DIGGERS TAVERN
MEMORIAL HALL
10:30 - 11:45pm
Gold Member
Pony Face
9:00 - 10:00pm
7:30 - 8:30pm
Burger Joint
6:00 - 7:00pm
Johnston City
4:30 - 5:30pm
Cigany Weaver
3:00 - 4:00pm
Alisha Todd & The Volcanic Lovers
Yhan Leal and The Neverland Band 1:30 - 2:30pm
12:00 - 1:00pm
society for the lost
Bek-Jean Stewart & the
FEDERAL HOTEL
Intro to Mindfulness
Winter Yoga (Leaf) 8:00 - 9:00am
ST MARGARET’S HALL
11:00 - 12:00am
Tek Tek Ensemble
9:30 - 10:30pm
Emilia
8:00 - 9:00pm
The Montgomery Brothers
6:30 - 7:30pm
Jess Ribeiro
5:00 - 6:00pm
Captain Dreamboat
Hetty Kate
3:30 - 4:30pm
Feelds
2:00 - 3:00pm
Emily Wurramara
12:30 - 1:30pm
Mic Conway Making Music out of anything (WORKSHOP) 11:15 - 12:15pm 10:45 - 12:00pm
Bollywood Bliss (WORKSHOP) 9.30 - 10:30am
CEDAR BAR
8:45 - 10:00pm
Psycho Zydeco
7:15 - 8:15pm
Merpire
5:45 -6:45pm
Leah Flanagan
4:15 - 5:15pm
Archer
2:45 - 3:45pm
Hein Cooper
Youth Mentorship Performance 1:45 - 2:15pm
12:15 - 1:15pm
A Carbon-free Energy Future (LeaF)
11:00 - 12:00am
The Loveys
Miss Friby
9:45 -10:30pm
8:15 - 9:15pm
The Maes
Meiwa
6:45 - 7:45pm
Laura Jean
5:30 - 6:30pm
4:00 - 5:00pm
Bread and Butter
2:30 - 3:30pm
Melanie Horsnell
12:30 - 2:00pm
On the couch w/Brian Nankervis
Playback 10:30 - 12:00pm Theatre (LeaF)
Parade Drumming w/ DaveSanders (WORKSHOP)
Songbirds of the Meditation (LeaF) forest w/ 9:15 - 10:00am Annie Mitchell (WORKSHOP) 10:00 - 11:00am
GOLF CLUB
11:00 - 12:00pm
Smoke & Rain
Pirra
9:30 -10:30pm
8:00- 9:00pm
Graham Moes
6:30 - 7:30pm
Then Jolene
Lttle Kng
5:00 - 6:00pm
3:30 - 4:30pm
The Stetson Family
2.00 - 3:00pm
Cigany Weaver
12:30 - 1:30pm
Pony Face
BREWERY
Laura Hyde 10:30 - 11:30pm
Mic Conway 8:45 - 10:00pm
7:15 - 8:15pm
Juzzie Smith
Ethno Folk Orchestra
5:30 -6:45pm
Matthew Colin
4:00 - 5:00pm
Alana Wilkinson
2:30 - 3:30pm
6+
1:00 - 2:00pm
Joe Newton
11:30 - 12:30pm
10:00 - 11:00am
Laura Targett
NO 5
Jackson Simon HYDE 6:00 - 7:00pm
Joe Newton PEOPLE OF COFFEE 5:00 - 5:45pm
Saije HYDE 4:30 - 5:30pm
Ali Hasan HYDE 3:00 - 4:00pm
Maisy Taylor PEOPLE OF COFFEE 3:00 - 3:45
LTTLE KNG PEOPLE OF COFFEE 1:00 - 1:45pm Laura Targett QUDO 2:00 - 3:00pm Peter L Barry GELATO BAR 2:00 - 3:00pm Smoke & Rain CORNER STORE 2:00 - 3:00pm
Jess Beck (solo) QUDO 12:00 - 1:00pm
11:00 - 11:45am
GROWERS MARKETS
Val Gray (The Delta Suns)
Burger Joint PEOPLE OF COFFEE 11:00 - 11:45am
Rebuilding Our Rainforests (LeaF) Showground Hall 10:30 - 12:30pm
Merpire PURPLE CARROT 10:00 - 11:00am
9:30 - 10:15am
Melanie Horsnell
GROWERS MARKETS
Edible Weeds walk (LeaF) Bellingen Showgrounds 9:00 - 10:30am
SPECIALS
The Stetson Family Winding River Harmony (WORKSHOP) 10:00 - 10:45am
Harmonica w/ Juzzie Smith (WORKSHOP) 9:45 - 10:45am
FEDERAL HOTEL Guitar master class w/ James Sherlock (WORKSHOP) 10:00 - 11:00am
GOLF CLUB
9:00 - 10:00pm
Los Caracoles
7:30 - 8:30pm
Lloyd Spiegel
6:00 - 7:00pm
The Montgomery Brothers
4:30 - 5:30pm
Ethno Folk Orchestra
3:00 - 4:00pm
Emily Wurramarra
1:30 - 2:30pm
Horns of Leroy
Miss Friby 'Cabaret/Broadway Dance' (WORKSHOP) 12:00 - 1:00pm
8:45 - 9:45pm
Gold Member
Emilia
7:15 - 8:15pm
5:45 - 6:45pm
Jess Ribeiro
Merpire
4:15 - 5:15pm
2:45 - 3:45pm
Psycho Zydeco
9:00 - 10:00pm
Johnston City
7:30 - 8:30pm
Karen Lee Andrews
Pony Face
6:00 - 7:00pm
The Mamas
4:30 - 5:30pm
3:00 - 4:00pm
Captain Dreamboat
1:30 - 2:30pm
Feelds
Alisha Todd & The Volcanic Lovers
1:15 - 2:15pm
12:00 - 1:00pm
Psycho Zydeco
11:45 - 12:45pm
Tek Tek Ensemble
8:15-9:30pm
Vaudeville Smash
6:45 - 7:45pm
The Moving Stills
The Maes
5:15 - 6:15pm
3:45 - 4:45pm
Claire Anne Taylor
2:15 - 3:15pm
Bellingen Big Band
Youth Mentorship Performance 1:15 - 1:45pm
Hetty Kate (WORKSHOP) 12:00 - 1:00pm
STREET PARADE 11am - Midday
DIGGERS TAVERN
MEMORIAL HALL
8:30 - 9:30pm
Midnight Tea Party
7:00- 8:00pm
Smoke & Rain
Laura Jean
5:30 - 6:30pm
4:00 - 5:00pm
Los Caracoles
Youth Mentorship Performance 3:00 - 3:30pm
1.30 - 2:30pm
Melanie Horsnell
12:00 - 1:00pm
Juzzie Smith
ST MARGARET’S HALL
8:15 - 9:30pm
The People's Polkas Party
7:00 - 7:45pm
Miss Friby
5:30 - 6:30pm
Alana Wilkinson
4:00 - 5:00pm
Hetty Kate
2:30 - 3:30pm
Leah Flanagan
12.30 - 2:00pm
On the couch w/ Brian Nankervis
Youth Mentorship Performance 11:30- 12:00pm
Land and Languages forum (LeaF) 9:30 - 11:00am
CEDAR BAR
8:45 - 9:45pm
Graham Moes
7:15- 8:15pm
Burger Joint
Pirra
5:45 - 6:45pm
5:00-5:25pm
Bromantics
Laura Hyde
4:00 - 4:45pm
The Neverland Band 2:30 - 3:30pm
Yhan Leal and
1:00 - 2:00pm
Joe Newton
BREWERY
9:00 - 10:00pm
Ethno Folk Orchestra
7:30 - 8:30pm
Mic Conway
The Loveys
6:00 -7:00pm
Saije
4:30 - 5:30pm
3:00 - 4:00pm
Hein Cooper
Meiwa
1:30 - 2:30pm
Ali Hasan
12:00 - 1:00pm
NO 5
Melanie Horsnell PEOPLE OF COFFEE 3:30 - 4:15pm
Peter L Barry GELATO BAR 2:00 - 3:00pm
Maisy Taylor (solo) QUDO 2:00 - 3:00pm
Then Jolene PEOPLE OF COFFEE 1:30 - 2:15pm
Jackson Simon GELATO BAR 12:30 - 1:30pm
Peter L Barry CORNER STORE 11:45 - 12:45pm
Our River, Our Future: (LeaF) 12:00 - 1:00pm The Stables
Burger Joint
PEOPLE OF COFFEE 11:30 - 12:15pm Matthew Colin QUDO 12:00 - 1:00pm
DIY Plastic Free Personal Products (LeaF) 10:30 - 11:30am The Stables
Feelds (solo) PURPLE CARROT 10:00 - 11:00am
The Stables
Fractal Economy Co-operative (LeaF) 9:30- 10:30am
Yoga (LEAF) Showground Hall 8:00 - 9:00am Meditation for the Planet The Stables 9:00 - 9:30am
SPECIALS
JULY 14
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Mandy Nolan is a true renaissance woman. Comedian, Author, Journalist, MC, KeyNote Speaker, Humour Therapist & Comedy Instructor. Nolan is as at home on the stage as she is on the page. Able to captivate audiences from a diverse socio economic, age, gender and demographic. Join Mandy as she hosts our very special Thursday Opening Night Gala, and then on Friday night for a stand up session not to be missed! THURS | OPENING GALA MEMORIAL HALL FRI | CEDAR BAR | 8:00PM
Join ABC and Rockwiz’s Brian Nankervis ‘On The Couch’ where he invites festival artists for a chat and maybe a song or two, providing the opportunity to get up close and personal with some of the musicians you love! SAT & SUN | CEDAR BAR 12.30 - 2:00pm
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LAURA TARGETT Rarely does an artist emerge with such refreshing honesty and musical talent.Coloured by her background in celtic, gypsy and other folk tradition, Laura Targett mesmerises audiences with her poetic songs, vulnerability, depth and big musical heart.With a personal music style that crosses multiple genres, she has emerged as an evocative songwriter with a unique voice.
SAT 13th | 10:00am | NO.5 SUN 14th | 2:00pm | QUDO
MELANIE HORSNELL Described by the SMH as having a voice of ‘the utmost delicateness’, and a ‘songwriting gem’ by The Australian, Candelo based Melanie has recorded Eleven albums and EPs, has been long-listed for the Australian Music Prize, and nominated for an APRA Music award. Not to be missed!
SAT 13th | 9:30am | GROWERS MARKET SAT 13th | 2:30pm | CEDAR BAR SUN 14th | 1:30pm | ST MARGARETS HALL SUN 14th | 3:30pm | PEOPLE OF COFFEE
FEELDS After a sold out Melbourne launch for his debut EP in February, Feelds pushed his DIY capabilities further with the self-produced ‘Kill The Moon’ and ‘Bloody Mary’ earning triple J rotation and shows alongside the likes of Gretta Ray and Didirri. An artist and producer to watch in 2019!
FRI 12th | 6:15pm | DIGGERS TAVERN SAT 13th | 2:00pm | GOLF CLUB SUN 14th | 10:00am | SOLO | PURPLE CARROT SUN 14th | 1:30pm | FEDERAL HOTEL
ALANA WILKINSON Equal parts vulnerable folk singer and vitriolic punk poet Melbourne artist Alana Wilkinson is a smiling assassin. Combining delicate melodies with disarmingly insightful vignettes about the human condition, Wilkinson’s songwriting skewers ex-lovers, would-be suitors, ridiculous social norms and the absurd challenges of suburban life in a merciless, yet strangely affectionate way.
FRI 12th | 5:00pm | GOLF CLUB SAT 13th | 11:30am | DIGGERS TAVERN WORKSHOP SAT 13th | 2:30pm | NO.5 SUN 14th | 5:30pm | CEDAR BAR
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BURGER JOINT
Burger Joint is G and T-Bone, two motorcycle riding legends of funk and groove. Using live looping, epic lead guitar and tight fat drums to make you move, Burger Joint ‘s live show is a wall of sound with charismatic stage presence that is like partying with your closest mates.
FRI 12th | 10:45pm | BREWERY SAT 13th | 11:00am | PEOPLE OF COFFEE SAT 13th | 7:30am | FEDERAL HOTEL SUN 14th | 11:30am | PEOPLE OF COFFEE SUN 14th | 7:15pm | BREWERY
MEIWA (CAN) Canadian Folk-R&B Kristie McCracken (aka Meiwa) captivates audiences with the gentle, mesmerizing allure and vulnerability of her touchingly beautiful vocals. With the release of her new single “Wonder”, Kristie is gaining traction overseas in Melbourne, Australia where she currently resides, as well as across Canada and USA.
FRI 12th | 6:30pm | QUDO SAT 13th | 6:45pm | CEDAR BAR SUN 14th | 1:30pm | NO.5
THE PEOPLE’S POLKA PARTY Polka music is pumped up dance music, pre electronic rave music, and a universal party code. The secret weapon of polka music is the piano accordion, the stomach Steinway, the devil’s backpack! Mussolini played squeezebox polka , Weird Al Yankovich reinvented the Rolling Stones through polka, and now Gleny Rae Virus has the People’s Polka Party!
FRI 12th | 9:15pm | BREWERY SAT 13th | 1:00pm | DIGGERS TAVERN SUN 14th | 8:15pm | CEDAR
THE MOVING STILLS
“The Moving Stills are a four-piece alternative-pop/rock band reigning from New South Wales’ Central Coast, wading through surf flavours and 80s New York garage sounds with pop melodies that soothe and stick. Tommy musically driven, Brad - quiet but energetic, Nick - insightful but chirpy, and Mike - simply there for a good time, mesh their individualities together creating a perfect blend and a ‘Still for every occasion’.”
FRI 12th | 5:00pm | FEDERAL HOTEL SAT 13th | 5:30pm | DIGGERS TAVERN SUN 14th | 6:45pm | GOLF CLUB
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YHAN LEAL & THE NEVERLAND BAND
Yhan Leal and the Neverland Band is the Bellingen based dream folk outfit, performing band versions of Yhan Leal songs, unique covers and experimental improvisations. The Neverland band is made up of Yhan leal, Tali Krieger, Lawrence Pastro and Scot Aired.
SAT 13th | 1:30pm | FEDERAL HOTEL SUN 14th | 2:30pm | BREWERY
THE LOVEYS One of this year’s must-see acts, The Loveys deliver divine harmonies and sensational style with attitude to burn. These four sassy songstresses are aged from 40-71 sing about what matters to woman. “The toast of the Mullum Music Festival” Daily Mercury. “They had the whole audience clapping along and inspired a standing ovation.” Timber and Steel.
SAT 13th | 11:00pm | CEDAR BAR SUN 14th | 2:45pm | FESTIVAL MARKETPLACE SUN 14th | 6:00pm | NO.5
PIRRA
Computer nerd meets guitar trio with a slinky vocalist up front. When quizzed about our style our scripted response is to say Indie Pop, although our live show deals in drum and bass, psychedelic jams, dynamic samples and other various currencies. With twin brothers driving the rhythm bus, you can count on the lead bearers to arrive on time with very few injuries.
SAT 13th | 9:30pm | BREWERY SAT 13th | 12:00pm | QUDO (JESS BECK-SOLO) SUN 14th | 5:45pm | BREWERY
THEN JOLENE Then Jolene is an 8 piece band from Woolgoolga on the North Coast of New South Wales. Then Jolene live performances tread the fine line of orchestrated chaos, good humour and frenetic energy, similar to a diesel engine that cogs into 5th gear along a gravel road, combining double bass, banjos, fiddles guitars and 4 part harmonies.
SAT 13th | 11:45am | FESTIVAL MARKET PLACE SAT 13th | 6:30pm | BREWERY SUN 14th | 1:30pm | PEOPLE OF COFFEE
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JOHNSTON CITY Johnston City (FKA BagHead) is the songwriting project of Dashville native, Daniel T Johnston. His songs deliver an emotional fire, with big choruses, stirring lyrics, a powerful voice, an all star studded band, and beautiful backing singers, taking flight to another musical realm.
FRI 12th | 5:00pm | DIGGERS TAVERN SAT 13th | 6:00pm | FEDERAL HOTEL SUN 14th | 9:00pm | FEDERAL HOTEL
LAURA HYDE Altronica singer/songwriter, Laura Hyde melds subdued electronic textures, sparse beats, and infectious vocals, working them in a dark pop realm. She takes classical and acoustic styles only to reimagine them through an electronic prism with quirky alt-pop sensibilities. Her songs navigate through personal lessons, and human relationships that hit on an emotional and physical level.
FRI 12th | 5:00pm |PURPLE CARROT SAT 13th | 10:30pm | NO.5 SUN 14th | 4:00pm | BREWERY
JOE NEWTON
Born and raised on the escarpment of Dorrigo NSW, it is clearly evident that Joe Newton grew up with his guitar always by his side. Drawing inspiration from his love of nature awareness, Joe blends urgent bluesy finger picking with engaging and cordial poetry. * Youth Mentorship singer songwriter mentor.
THURS OPENING NIGHT GALA FRI 12th | 10:45pm | CEDAR BAR SAT 13th | 11:30am | NO.5 SAT 13th | 5:00pm | PEOPLE OF COFFEE SUN 14th | 1:00pm | BREWERY
SAIJE Folk Alliance Australia ‘Young Artist of the Year’ 20192020. Saije is a multi-instrumental folk duo whose soulful harmonies, dynamic guitar-lines and percussive breakdowns breathe life into heartfelt stories - weaving Celtic and French-gypsy flavours into their songs along the way.
FRI 12th | 5:00pm | QUDO SAT 13th | 4:30pm | HYDE SUN 14th | 4:30pm | NO.5
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Re-Storying Our Planet Proudly sponsored by
Welcome to the 5th annual Bello LeaF (Learning Festival). Our theme this year is “Re-Storying Our Planet”… because it is big times out there these days, and we reckon it’s crucial to start sharing new, more positive and life-affirming stories. So come along to a rich and exciting array of workshops, forums, and performances covering a wide variety of eco-topics – all telling the new sorts of stories we need to hear. Our workshops are facilitated by passionate local presenters from 12 different organisations on behalf of the Bellingen Shire Learning Alliance (BSLA). The LeaF is proudly sponsored by Kombu, and runs from Friday to Sunday of the festival. LeaF events are part of the festival program and free to ticket holders. Non-ticket holders are welcome to join (space allowing) by donation at the event. Visit the BSLA Tent in the Market Park to learn more about LeaF events or affiliate groups. Looking forward to sharing stories with you! Enjoy the festival.
Sshhhhh! Climate Action flash mob rehearsal FRI 3:00-4.30pm meet @Ma’am Gaduying.
FRACTAL ECONOMY COOPERATIVE
Get your planet-loving boogie boots on and come be part of a fun flash mob to share the message that Climate Change is real and here and needs to be addressed immediately. No dance experience required, all ages welcome! Flash mob will be performed sometime during the festival (shhhh it’s a surprise…) Facilitated by the Coffs Coast Climate Action Group (coffsclimateaction.weebly.com) & the Centre for Ecological Learning (www.cel.org.au).
Bugs of Bellingen. FRI 3:00-4.30pm meet @the north side of Lavenders Bridge.
What do you reckon about those little critters that live under the leaves and even in the water? Could you survive without them? Should you look after them? Spend a while with knowledgeable environmental educators exploring for Bugs of Bellingen. We will bring some equipment to help you explore and learn about these interesting and essential creatures. Facilitated by Cascade Environmental Education Centre (www.cascade-e.schools.nsw.gov.au).
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Winter Yoga. SAT 8:00-9:00am @St. Margaret’s Hall.
Come along to ground, stretch, and support your body in preparation for the day’s festivities! Tap into the power and natural healing ability of your physical form, through a dynamic and vibrant morning asana practice, with space for silent meditation. Yoga teacher Jai Goffer is a young local yoga teacher who is a gentle soul and is passionate about the benefits of yoga. BYO mat or towel if possible. Facilitated by the Centre for Ecological Learning (www.cel.org.au).
Rebuilding Our Rainforests. SAT 10:30am-12:30pm @the Bellingen Showgrounds.
Rainforests are uniquely special - no other ecosystem is as rich and diverse. For over 200 years our rainforests have been systematically destroyed, but they’re making a comeback and they need our help! Join local expert Chris Ormond for a walk and learn how you can become part of the movement to bring our rainforests back. Includes tips on rainforest restoration and the best plants to enhance backyard biodiversity. Facilitated by Bellinger Landcare Inc (www.bellingerlandcare.org.au).
Intro to Mindfulness Meditation. SAT 9:15-10:00am @St. Margaret’s Hall.
The science is in – meditation is “good for you”! Local Insight Meditation teacher Will James will lead an informal but informative discussion on mindfulness meditation – why to do it, how to do it, and about its roots in Buddhist philosophy. All questions welcome. Bring a cushion if you can. Facilitated by Tallowwood Sangha (tallowwoodsangha.org.au).
Playback Theatre: Re-storying Nature SAT 10:45am-12:00 pm @Cedar Bar.
Come share your stories of your experience as a human on this planet - your love, your delight, or even your fear of nature and all its wonders. Through an improvised and spontaneous performance by the Playback actors, your stories will be seen again in a new form. Please note the session will be closed at 10:55 to create an intimate environment in respect of the stories shared. Facilitated by Bellingen Playback Theatre Inc.
Edible Weeds Walk. SAT 9:00-10:30am @the Bellingen Showgrounds.
Join us for an exploration into the world of weeds. Often disliked and overlooked, these plants are a treasure trove of food and medicines. Damian Harrison from Chamomile Naturopathy will help you identify useful local weeds and their culinary and medicinal possibilities. We will engage the senses as we touch, taste, and smell plants and products that will help you use this knowledge in your daily life. Facilitated by Centre for Ecological Learning (www.cel.org.au).
A Carbon-free Energy Future SAT 12:15-1:15 pm @St Margaret’s Hall.
Come hear from local people who are taking control of their own electricity supply, usage and transportation needs for an affordable and carbon free energy future. We will explore the latest opportunities towards zero emissions in solar, electric vehicles (EV), battery storage and the potential to redistribute power locally. Scientists and industry specialists will share the science on the latest energy innovations and what options there are for community participation. Facilitated by Bellingen Shire Electricity Alliance (BSEA) www. bsea.org.au/.
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Winter Yoga. SUN 8:00-9:00am @the Bellingen Showgrounds.
Come along to ground, stretch, and support your body in preparation for the day’s festivities! Tap into the power and natural healing ability of your physical form, through a dynamic and vibrant morning asana practice, with space for silent meditation. Yoga teacher Jai Goffer is a young local yoga teacher who is a gentle soul and passionate about the benefits of yoga. BYO mat or towel if possible. Facilitated by the Centre for Ecological Learning (www.cel.org.au).
The Fractal Economy Co-operative. SUN 9:30-10:30am @The Stables.
Identifying social and environmental issues that need addressing is pretty easy. Finding the funds to address these issues is usually extremely difficult. But it is possible to find this money in an innovative and straightforward way. From our personal purchases, we can generate a lot of communal funds. This workshop explores a locally established project which will do just that. Facilitated by the Fractal Economy Co-operative (www.fractaleconomy.coop).
Meditation for the Planet. SUN 9:00-9:30 am @ the Stables.
Led by Insight Meditation teacher Will James, this is an opportunity to come together to sit for inner and outer peace and for healing the earth in a powerful demonstration of our gratitude, love and connection to each other and to the planet we share. Beginners welcome. Bring a cushion if you can. Facilitated by Tallowwood Sangha (www.tallowwoodsangha.org.au).
DIY Plastic Free Personal Products. SUN 10:30am-12:00pm @The Stables.
Plastic packaging is taking over the planet! And the personal products contained within are often a cocktail of chemicals, which can be harmful to ourselves, our children and the planet. Donna Sowman and Alison Heeley will teach you how to easily create your own plastic-free personal products, such as toothpaste, deodorant and lip balm, using natural, simple ingredients at a fraction of the price! Facilitated by Waste Not Bellingen/Centre for Ecological Learning (www.cel.org.au).
Land and Language. SUN 9:30-11:00am @Cedar Bar.
The language, stories and cultural practices of indigenous people have sustained this land since the dawn of time. Modern science confirms the value of these cultural practices in maintaining the health of people and country. These are the pathways to a truly sustainable future. Join Gumbaynggirr language teacher Uncle Michael “Micklo” Jarrett and local ecologist Mark Graham for a conversation exploring the language and stories about local flora and fauna and the connection between modern science and the known benefits of traditional cultural practices. Facilitated by the Coffs Coast Regional Science Hub/Centre for Ecological Learning (www.cel.org.au)
Our River, Our Future. SUN 12:00-1:00pm @the Stables.
You are invited to share stories from the next generation of river keepers. Meet and listen to a panel of local young people who are passionate about the health of our rivers, the critically endangered Bellinger River Snapping Turtle, and their vision for the future. Come engage with and support our young changemakers who are looking to make a positive difference in their community and for the planet. Facilitated by Bellingen Riverwatch/OzGREEN (www.ozgreen.org/br)
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GRAHAM MOES Graham Moes is a guitar-slinging looper and vocalist, building his songs on deep guttural rhythm and harmonious hooks. A collision of thoughtful song-writing and the influence of present day electronic music balances on the skill of this soulful multi-instrumentalist, passionate about delivering an expansive live performance experience.
FRI 12th | 10:15pm | NO.5 SAT 13th | 8:00pm | BREWERY SUN 14th | 8:45pm | BREWERY
MAISY TAYLOR Maisy Taylor is a singer-songwriter from Byron Bay, whose songs tell stories of human experience. Maisy experiments with folk, pop and jazz in her songwriting to create catchy hooks and complex melodies. She is currently studying a Bachelor of Music, where she continues to hone her skills as a performer and push the boundaries with her songwriting.
SAT 13th | 3:00pm | PEOPLE OF COFFEE SUN 14th | 2:00pm | QUDO
LTTLE KNG LTTLE KNG are a mish-mash of musical genres, un-apologetically staying outside the box, this crafty act mould haunting vocals, cheeky riffs, dope rhythms and a collection of effects to create something a little bit interesting. Based on the Mid North Coast of NSW, LTTLE KNG collaborators Joshua Matheson & Chris Boaz create some unique pseudo-pop-electro-soul vibes.
SAT 13th | 1:00pm | PEOPLE OF COFFEE SAT 13th | 5:00pm | BREWERY
MATTHEW COLIN Matthew Colin brings with him the values of history’s great ramblers, ‘a song and a friend for every mile behind’. It’ll only take listening to one or two lines and you will find he is a writer of considered craft, his values nested in a time of country folk music where all that mattered was the song itself.
FRI 12th | 5:30pm | NO.5 SAT 13th | 4:00pm | NO.5 SUN 14th | 12:00pm | QUDO
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BEK JEAN STEWART & THE SOCIETY FOR THE LOST
A hidden gem from Valla, Bek-Jean Stewart is a captivating front woman with a musical breadth that spans composing, arranging, and playing seven instruments. Her contemporary Americana sound blends her angelic voice with raw, emotional lyrics, taking audiences on a roller-coaster journey of discovery.
SAT 13th | 12:00pm | FEDERAL HOTEL
AFROBEAT DRUM & DANCE
A community of dancers and drummers led by Kaya Boom and Janelle Turner, in cultural celebration and expression of African inspired performance. Forged in the sacred ceremony of life, this is a colourful and full energy display of creativity and cultural connection within oneself and each other. Come join us in wild, uninhibited tribal celebration of life and culture!!
SAT 13th | 1:00pm | FESTIVAL MARKET PLACE
SMOKE & RAIN Playing grooves to get you moving and singing melodies to shed a tear too, Smoke & Rain plays music for the body and the soul. With a singular goal, auditory pleasure, the band takes the audience on a journey through the rhythmic drive of funk and the sensual introspection of R&B.
SAT 13th | 2:00pm | THE CORNER STORE SAT 13th | 11:00pm | BREWERY SUN 14th | 7:00pm | ST MARGARETS HALL
BELLINGEN BIG BAND Bellingen Big Band was established in 1997, and is a community based group directed by Chris Frater. Their repertoire is drawn from a wide range of musical styles from a bygone era to the modern edge. They are known for the energetic and vibrant sound that is “Bello Bat Band�.
SUN 14th | 2:15pm | GOLF CLUB
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ALI HASAN Exceptional Kurdish musicians Ali and Kamiran were forced to flee Syria with their families and now live locally. Their heartfelt and lively traditional and contemporary songs passionately express the centrality of their culture and the Kurdish people’s hopes for justice and recognition. Simply beautiful and not to be missed!
SAT 13th | 3:00pm | HYDE SUN 14th | 12:00pm | NO.5
6+
6+ offers a soulful mix of original music blending contemporary folk, blues and country with upbeat rock ‘n roll and reggae sounds. This is more than just an entertainment outfit: combining strong, enjoyable rhythms with thought-provoking lyrics, they offer humour, a celebration of the human spirit and a rallying call for social justice.
SAT 13th | 1:00pm | NO.5
JACKSON SIMON Guitarist Jackson Simon grew up in beautiful Bellingen and has been playing music for 15 years, performing and busking in Australia, Canada and America. Bellingen and the surrounding areas have provided him access to inspirational musicians, scenery and themes. Utilising loop technology he creates interesting rhythm textures to accompany his original compositions.
SAT 13th | 6:00pm | HYDE SUN 14th | 12:30pm | GELATO BAR
PETER L BARRY Peter L Barry is a dynamic bluesman who started his music career in the clubs of southern Thailand. Having played alongside Roddy Lorimer (trumpet player for Eric Clapton, The Rolling Stones) and opened for Oka and Ash Grunwald, Peter is known for his unique voice and punchy fingerpicking guitar style.
SAT 13th | 2:00pm | GELATO BAR SUN 14th | 11:45am | CORNER STORE SUN 14th | 2:00pm | GELATO BAR
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BOLLYWOOD SISTERS Enter into a world of love, intrigue, and romance. The Bollywood Sisters will take you on a journey into the deepest depths of your most melodramatic feelings....their funny, cheeky and high energy dances will have your heart pounding, your hips thrusting and mind racing all the way to Bollywood.
SAT 13th | ROVING SUN 14th |ROVING
ROUNDABOUT THEATRE
The Clouds - Enchanting and ethereal, these characters will take you on a multi-sensory journey. Bring your dreams… The Lollipop Ladies - Crowd control at it’s funniest! Be led across a randomly appearing zebra crossing, revolve around spontaneous roundabouts or obey bizarre street signs. Watch the hilarious comedy unfold with you in it! Where were you going anyway?
SAT 13th | ROVING SUN 14th | ROVING
BROMANTICS Bellingen’s first all-male choir, Bromantics, is now 2 years old, and e xhibits all the charm and terror of any healthy toddler. Under the direction of the indomitable ‘Bromancer’, Jo Pierce, Bromantics is flourishing and definitely finding its voice through a rich array of songs, both old and new.
SUN 14th | 5:00pm | BREWERY
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Body Percussion Bollywood Bliss
Song Writing
SAT 9:30am Cedar Bar SAT 10:15am Diggers Tavern
SAT 11:30am Diggers Tavern SUN 9:45am Memorial Hall
w/ Greg Sheehan
w/ Bollywood Sisters
Ever imagined yourself the Join one of Austrastar of a Bollywood Movlia’s premier and most ie? Now is your chance… innovative percussionists The Bollywood Sisters as he demonstrates the will have you shimmying rhythmical and physical straight to the big screen art of body percussion. Inin this fun and interactive ternationally, regarded as dance workshop. Learn a a leader in his field, Greg fun and energetic dance is a master of rhythm and choreography that you is a life-long teacher and can whip out on any film student of the beat. set, dance floor or lounge room disco!
Making Music with anything w/ Mic Conway
Cabaret/ Broadway Dance
Harmonica
w/ Juzzie Smith
Come and try your hand at songwriting. In this workshop we’ll explore ways to start, how to keep the ball rolling, busting through writers block and how to shape your human experiences into musical art. Bring along a notebook and pen and your creative thinking cap!
Here is your chance to play the coolest instrument in the world. Fits in your pocket and can sound like a steam train. Learn with Juzzie how to make the harmonica your musical friend for life. Harmonicas will be available before workshop for $20 (if you have a Key C Diatonic Blues harp bring it along).
Flamenco on the Ukulele
Winding River Harmony
w/ The Montgomery w/ The Stetson Family SUN 10:00am Diggers Tavern Brothers A fun, informative, high SAT 10:30am Memorial Hall Nad, John and the band energy exploration into Playing right hand lead participants through the classic dance genres flamenco on the Ukulele a journey grounded in of broadway! Fusing - For many years Ryo has the rich tradition of old together the musical studied a wide range of timey and Appalachian theatre dance styles of the different playing styles. harmony-driven folk old vaudevillian revues His greatest challenge was music, culminating in (Fosse, Porter, Miller), this to figure out how to create an invitation to join The workshop will be a fun bass lines and melody Stetson Family onstage for way to get nostalgic with lines to play at the same a song in a performance all that jazz! time on the Ukulele. Learn guaranteed to fill the air the Paco DeLucia triplet with sweet, sweet sounds strum pattern... on the Parade Drumming and ‘bucket list’ moments. Ukulele! No experience necessary. workshop SAT 10:30am Golf Club
Mic Conway shows you how to easily make and play your own musical instruments. From the tin can banjo and the drinking straw flute to the rubber-glove bassoon you’ll be amazed at what you can create from things you find around the house!
w/ Dave Sanders
SAT 10:30am St Margaret’s Hall
Dave Sanders (SCU educator) will present an introduction to parade drumming. This 1 hour workshop will be hands on for drummers and percussionists. We will learn and rehearse the rhythms and parts in preparation for the Bello Music Fest Street Parade on Sunday. Bring you own drum or hand percussion.
w/ Miss Friby
w/ Alana Wilkinson
SUN 12:00pm Memorial Hall
Songbirds of the forest
w/ Annie Mitchell
Guitar Master Class Vocal Workshop w/ James Sherlock
SUN 10:00am Golf Club
James Sherlock will This workshop will present a master class explore singing in 4 part covering a variety of guivocal harmony and the tar techniques to help your use of jazz and Latin playing progress. Topics rhythms. Participants will covered will include: then apply these skills to Fingerstyle and plectrum learning and performing techniques. Learn to play an original, innovative ar- all the chords. Improvisarangement of a jazz song tion. Learning by ear and for SATB choir. A choral reading traditional notaworkshop for singers of all tion. How to accompany ages and abilities. vocalists. Solo playing SAT 10:00am Golf Club
w/ Hetty Kate
SUN 12:00pm Golf Club
Jazz vocalist Hetty Kate began her musical career at 29 years old. By 39 she’d toured in five continents; released eight albums; joined James Morrison’s band; sung with eight symphony orchestras and built a repertoire of almost 350 standards. This workshop will cover songs, stagecraft, communication and her journey so far.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Accommodation and Transport:
Travelling to Bellingen
For bookings and camping details, and a list of other accomodation options, please visit our website and social pages, as well as www.bellingenaccommodation.com.au
Bellingen is approximately halfway between Sydney and Brisbane, and is less than 30 minutes from Coffs Harbour. Coffs Harbour airport has Virgin and Qantas flights daily.
Getting around the festival The venues of the festival are all within a short walk, however for fun we have the Magic Bus on Saturday and Sunday providing rides around the festival precinct. The Magic Bus will regularly pick up from the showground, providing a funky ride to the festival. Cost...gold coin per ride.
The official Camping Village for Bello Winter Music is at the Bellingen Showground.
Please head to www.bellowintermusic.com for updated accomodation and public and festival transport information.
Ticketing:
Bello Winter Music is a four-day festival featuring international, national and local artists within multiple venues over multiple days. Ticket holders attend for a minimum of an evening (Opening night Thursday or Friday nights) or a full day and evening (Saturday or Sunday) with multiple day options also available. Customers cannot buy a ticket for a single venue or performance. Tickets are available online at: www.bellowintermusic.com and at the Waterfall Way Visitor Info Centre (29-31 Hyde St, Bellingen). TICKETING OFFICE: Tickets can be bought and exchanged for wristbands at: Bellingen Memorial Hall (35 Hyde St) from 4pm on Thurs Opening Night. CWA Building (2 Church St, Bellingen opp. No5) on Friday from 1pm or Sat & Sun from 8am.
Social Media
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For more information: www.bellowintermusic.com | 02 6684 6195
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GOLD
silver
4 day (11TH-14TH JULY) 3 day(12TH-14TH JULY) thurs + fri +sat + SUN adults $240 / youth $120 / child $70
fri +sat + SUN
adults $210 / youth $90 / child $60
DAY TICKET
thurs 11th july: ADULT $60 / YOUTH $32 / CHILD $18 FRI 12th july: ADULT $65 / YOUTH $32 / CHILD $18 SAT 13th july: ADULT $80 / YOUTH $35 / CHILD $22 sun 14th july: ADULT $80 / YOUTH $35 / CHILD $22 Tickets are available online at www.bellowintermusic.com or at the Waterfall Way Visitor Information Centre 29-31 Hyde St, Bellingen
bronze 2 day fri +sat (12TH-13TH JULY) adults $135 / youth $60/ child $38
fri +sun (12TH +14TH JULY) adults $135/ youth $60/ child $38
sat +sun (13TH +14TH JULY) adults $145 / youth $65 / child $38 A Youth is 12-17yrs A Child is 5-11yrs Under 5yrs is free
CHILD & YOUTH ATTENDEES MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A RESPONSIBLE ADULT/GUARDIAN AT ALL LICENSED VENUES.
Phone Credit Card Bookings: Call Red Square Music on 02 6684 6195 (9am-5pm weekdays) Exchanging E-Tickets for Wristbands: Bring a printed copy of your E-Ticket for scanning and exchange for your wristbands at the festival ticketing office: Thurs Opening Night: Bellingen Memorial Hall - 35 Hyde St, Bellingen from 4pm. During The Festival: CWA Building, 2 Church St, from 1pm FRI or Sat & Sun from 8am *Youth and children tickets do not give access to Diggers, Golf Club or Federal Hotel after 10pm on Friday or Saturday nights. At all times when attending these venues Youth and Children must be accompanied by an adult. Under 12ʼs must be in the company of a responsible adult at all times. Under 18ʼs must be in the company of a responsible adult when attending licensed venues. All those attending the Bello Winter Music 2019 are required to comply with the legal rights and codes of each venue the festival when attending that venue. This includes dress regulations of the licensed clubs. Festival ticket holders will be required to sign in at the Golf Club which will cover signing for the duration of the festival.
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To all the wonderful people that make this weekend of music happen: Dominic King (Mayor), Michael Grieve, John Starr, Yvonne Wynen (Bellingen Shire Council), Dean and all the staff and volunteers at The Youth Hub, our Youth Mentorship Mentors, all our wonderful festival Volunteers, Sponsors, Billets, accommodation suppliers, production teams, Bellingen Shire Learning Alliance (LeaF), and our amazing artists. Most importantly everyone that has purchased a ticket and is therefore supporting this event, presenting live and original music.
See you at the festival!
EST. 1889
C OV E R I N G B E L L I N G E N , U R U N G A , D O R R I G O , M Y L E S TO M , R A L E I G H , R E P TO N
Vivid in Bellingen
46-48 Hyde St Bellingen 2454 - 6655 0353
FESTIVAL DIRECTOR: Glenn Wright OPERATIONS & ADMINISTRATION: Nino Haggith PROGRAM MANAGER / ARTIST LIAISON: Kate Atkinson NATIONAL PUBLICITY: Clare McGregor LOCAL PUBLICITY: Maggie Quirk PRODUCTION: Peter Papandrea YOUTH MENTORSHIP PROGRAM: Dean Besley DECOR MANAGER : Cath Beynon LeaF FESTIVAL: Lisa Siegal TICKETING: Jen Djula DISTRIBUTION / SPREADING THE WORD: Justin Brow
MERCHANDISE: Shien Chee VOLUNTEERS: Kate Stroud FESTIVAL BAR LICENSEE: Michelle Eabry & Caroline Kinsella PROGRAM DESIGN: Nick Smith (Jamcracker) ARTWORK LAYOUT / LOGO: Jefferton James WEBSITE: Jean Eric Mamet VENUE MANAGERS: Zac Bowen, Melissa Sheehy, Kate Stroud, Dave Biggin, Joel Grimson, Ben Brennan
BELLO WINTER MUSIC Ph 02 6684 6195 www.bellowintermusic.com
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