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Outlaw Winter Wonderland

  • Fitzroy Victoria Bowling & Sports Club 578 Brunswick Street Fitzroy North, VIC, 3068 Australia (map)

Tickets:

General admission: $30 Concession: $25

Outlaw Winter Wonderland is here to warm your hearts over the cold dark months with a celebration of Australia’s finest country, roots and Americana music.

As well as some of the best live music on offer, Outlaw Winter Wonderland features a tap-takeover by our partners and favourite brewer Wolf of the Willows, the Outlaw Market and delicious Texas cuisine by Roadhouse Barbecue.

The Warner Brothers in the ‘80s, The Beehive Hotel in Hawthorn was a well-known country music venue. Dan & James began playing a Friday night residency at The Beehive from the middle of 1986. The duo gigs went well. Dan & James’s country-tinged set started to bring to the pub a new generation of music-lovers interested in American music. The gigs were long, drawn-out and boozy. In 1987, the duo added a rhythm section, James Carden on drums and Malcolm McBeath on bass. As a joke, some members of the regular crowd at the Beehive began to call the nameless band ‘The Warner Brothers’.

Jess Parker: Campbell's Creek guitar picker, Jess Parker, has been dishing up her tried-n-true recipes of wholesome kitchen-country and dark folk state-wide for the past 5 years. After her 2020 release, 'Death Songs and Kitchen Spirituals', Jess has sold out venues from Castlemaine to Melbourne and supported the likes of Cedric Burnside, Mia Dyson and Tex Perkins along the way. Her haunting new single, 'Fruit' (May 2022 - Ragged Gum Records) has been warmly received worldwide - making ripples from Melbourne to Mexico, swooning and possessing audiences in between.

Jess will be joined by Northern Rivers fiddle king, Luke Byrnes, and Barham-born mandolin slinger Sean McConnell.

Duncan Phillips and his band play a unique blend of contemporary Americana. Think Steve Earle meets Tom Petty with a touch of the Boss and you’re starting to get the picture. With rich vocal harmonies, guitars ranging from fingerstyle acoustic to all out rock and the rhythm section driven by the dynamic pairing of Luke Richardson (Bass) and Chelsea Allen (Drums) the live show will keep you captivated from the first note to the last beat

Queenie is the new solo project from Tasmanian born, Melbourne based artist Eloise Thetford. Peaches & cream, trash queen dream, with the voice of an angel really sums her up! Queenie has a her very first single set to debut at Lulie Tavern on July 1st. Eloise has performed in multiple outfits including Héloise, The Bone Shack and Badgers. Eloise’s music career has spanned over a decade and she continues to pave her way through the Australian music industry with raw ambition as a powerful female performer.

Kerryn Fields (emcee) fuelled by humility, integrity and a raw clarity of vision, Kerryn Fields paints enduring musical portraits that detail the colour and feeling of everything that makes us human. Drawing comparisons with the likes of timeless creators, Cat Stevens, Townes Van Zandt, Joan Baez, Neil Young, and more, Fields’ trademark warmth of character - evident in both life and music - fuels a creative offering that’s equal parts captivating, refined and heartrendingly insightful.

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