Wednesday, Live Piano Bar @ Spa Bar Daylesford
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Join resident pianist Adrian Deakin on an improvised melodic journey of classic and magical tunes.
Thursday, Smokeytown @ Spa Bar Daylesford
Original acoustic music. Full of the flavours of Italy, Spain, Melbourne and Allendale Poignant and pungent stories told with the accordion, guitar, harmonica and voice box. Featuring the musical talents of Martin Perkins and Andy Vogel.
Friday, DJ Beats with Clay Raven @ Spa Bar Daylesford
Saturday, Gillian and Terry @ Spa Bar Daylesford
Playing acoustic versions of favourite hits from classic rock bands such as Dragon, Pretenders, Fleetwood Mac, Cold Chisel, Hoodoo Gurus, the Divinyls, the Kinks, Small Faces, Led Zeppelin, the Rolling Stones, the Animals and more.
Friday, Friday Frivolities @ Old Hepburn Hotel
Saturday, Gabe Atkinson @ Old Hepburn Hotel
The human juke box. Dance the night away or just sit and listen to this amazing musician. Jackson is a world-renowned guitarist and an extremely versatile vocalist with a vast repertoire.
Sunday, Sean Dixon @ Old Hepburn Hotel
Friday, Josh Dance @ Blue Bean Cafe
Dance plays electric guitar with a drummer, Black Keys style, serving up mostly originals with some covers thrown in. He has recorded a couple of CDs of blues rock and roll.
Saturday, Elllerby @ Blue Bean Cafe
Sunday, Open Mic @ Blue Bean Cafe
Saturday, Custard @ Theatre Royal Castlemaine
Custard formed in Brisbane in 1990 and spent a decade recording albums and touring the world. Notable works include Apartment, Music is Crap, Schtum and Girls Like That (Don’t Go for Guys Like Us). They split up in 1999, waited 10 years or so, and returned in 2015 to record the album Come Back All Is Forgiven, then 2017’s The Common Touch. Support is from World Turtle World. Their sound? Dynamic synthesiser rock. They take listeners through a sonic odyssey, weaving lyrical themes of esoteric poetry with the absurd, leaving audiences wondering which is which.
Creepytown @ Daylesford Secondary College
Daylesford Secondary College’s 2018 production is a new musical, called Creepytown. It’s about a vampire girl, Lucy, with a count as a stepfather and a strict, traditional mother. Lucy finds a friend in a human girl with dentist parents, Jane. Jane and Lucy instantly become best friends, but soon realise it isn’t going to be that easy. Jane is a human who works by day and sleeps at night and Lucy is a vampire who can’t go out in the sun. What happens next? Come along on September 6, 7, 13 or 14 to find out. Tickets are available from the Daylesford Secondary College school office. – Lucinda and Nathaniel Lowe, DSC students.
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