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Our Performers
Warren H Williams
2009 “Bush Ballad of the Year” penned by Warren H Williams John Williamson and Amos Morris. Warren H Williams is a singer, musician and song writer from Hermannsburg in Central Australia. Williams is an Arrernte man who plays country music. He started playing guitar at six with his father Gus Williams
Harmony James
Harmony James spends her days in the wide open spaces of the Northern Territory's Barkly region. Her nights are filled with music making it, listening to it and writing it. Harmony knows country; she's lived it and has the scars to prove it. She has been thrown off horses, trampled by cattle, had her heart broken by a saddle bronc rider and if anyone is qualified to sing country its her.
Tamara Stewart
burst onto the Country Music scene back in 2001 with her debut album “The Way The World Is”. Number 1 hits such as “It’s a Good Thing Your Crazy”, “Simple Things” plus the Radio Smash Single “Way Too Easy” catapulted Tamara to the forefront of the New Talent Australian Country Music had to offer.
Amber Lawrence
Amber hit Number 1 on the CMC Top 30 Countdown with her clip"˜Things That Bring Me Down" (first single from "The Mile") as well as securing Number 3 on the Country Music Radio Chart with the song. To top off her album, "The Mile"reached Number 4 on the Australian Country ARIA Chart, an amazing achievement for a debut album!
Victoria Bailey
Attention of the country music industry focused on Victoria when she released her first self-titled EP in 2006. Nominated in the finals of numerous awards, including the 2006 MusicOz Awards, the 2007 Coopers Golden Saddle and the Australian Country Music People’s Choice Awards. She took out the Rising Star/Female Award at the 2006 Independent Country Music Awards.
Alby Pool
Alby Pool is becoming a household name in country music in Australia and now with the release of his forth album "Back In The Swing", a follow up to "Till The Old Wears Off" his popularity is even more pronounced. Alby has an easy delivery of the many styles of country music and a genial personality which seems to put his audience at ease right away.
The Junes
The Junes are a swingin' glam-country band combining sassy wit and sultry three-part harmonies. Fronted by Sarah Carroll and Suzannah Espie (formerly GIT) and Gleny Rae Virus (Toe Sucking Cowgirls), these all-singing multi instrumentalist ladies will scintilate your senses with spanish waltzes, calypso capers and hillbilly boogies.
Billy Bridge
Over the past few years Billy has enjoyed enormous success on the country music circuit in Australia and overseas. He won the Rising star Male in the 2003 independent country music awards of Australia and in 2004 was a top 4 finalist in the Male Vocal section he was also a top 5 finalist in the 2004 Golden Guitar's for Best New Talent.
Katie Oliver
Information about Katie Oliver is coming soon.
Whisky Creek
Whisky Creek is the Top End’s premier original “Urban Country” band. Take 5 long standin’ musicians from a melting pot of cultural and musical backgrounds, blend together with a wide repertoire of fresh, original and pre loved country songs, wash it all down with a long glass of your favourite brew and Whisky Creek will be right there with you.
The Trac
Information on the Trac is coming soon.
Keith Jamieson and Alisha Smith
Queensland singer/songwriter Keith has been writing and performing mostly Australian bush ballads for over 25 years, with several albums to his credit. Alisha plays bush ballad lead guitar in a style similar to the late Barry Thornton, who was Slim Dusty's lead guitarist for 20 years. Alisha and Keith latest album is "Our Bush Ballad Family".
Rachel Richards
Over the last 6 years Rachel has done exceptionally well on the Festival Circuit and has earned many singing and songwriting awards, Rachel was introduced to the world of the Bush Ballad about 5 years and instantly she felt a connection to the music and it’s Australian stories and found it was clearly her “natural” style and what she was meant to do.
Jeff Brown
Since his early childhood, Jeff Brown has had a love for Australian Bush Ballad music. In 2005, Jeff released his third album “Mate I’m Feelin’ Lucky” and won the Golden Guitar Award for Bush Ballad of the Year with the track “Where The Yellow Kapocks Bloom”
Kim Ritchie
Kim is a country and variety singer with a difference. Although blind since birth, Kim has become a very accomplished entertainer. Kim learns and plays her songs entirely by ear. These songs range from old country classics such as “Crazy” to more modern tunes such as “You’re Still The One”. Kim also performs songs by more recent artists such as CCWR and The Eagles.
Save!!
Buy a weekend pass
3 day adult pass =$40.00
3 day aged pension pass =$20.00
3 day children pass = $20.00
Day entry = Friday Night Adult $15.00
Friday Night Child $10.00
Saturday Adult $25.00
Saturday Child $10.00
Sunday Adult $10.00
Sunday Child $Free
Child age = 5 -14 yr (0-4 free of Charge)
Family weekend pass 2 A 3 C =$120
Children under 15 must be accompanied by an adult.
Great Food open all hours
Bar Facilities available
Katherine Country Music Muster Merchandise Tent
Family Day Sunday with Children Activities.
Parking is available on the old air strip adjacent to the Museum grounds.
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