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The Fairbridge Festival program book contains a wealth of information for visitors to the festival. From full act listings to detailed program grids, the program Book is a must-have for all festival-goers and will be kept as a souvenir to be read and reminisced over long after the festival finishes.
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P R OGR A M
FESTIVAL
the 24th fairbridge festival 15-17 april 2016
A FOLKBWORLD EVENT
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THREE MAGICAL DAYS
SPECIAL THANKS TOACCOLADE WINESIRISH CLUB OF WESTERN AUSTRALIAWOODFORD FOLK FESTIVALVERVE ST DESIGN
THANKS TO 2015 PHOTOGRAPHERS AND VIDEOGRAPHERS:TED DANA, COLIN DIXON, ANNALIESE FRANK, ADAM GREEN, CRAIG HYDE, GENEVIEVE LEONARD, KIERAN MACFARLANE, TONY MCDONOUGH, LUCY RICHARDSON-COOKE, CHRIS WEBSTER.
It is my great pleasure, once again, to invite you into this fabulous event that we share each year. I am immensely proud of the program presented here. Despite tough times in the arts sector, it is clear that Fairbridge Festival is resilient and remains a consistently compelling and inclusive event, with a program as diverse as the audience who enjoy it.
Fairbridge Festival truly is a festival for and of the people – the ‘folk’, if you like! Consider for a moment this defi nition of a folk festival: “more than a diversity of folk music which only attracts a certain audience, it is a festival that embraces a diversity of folk coming together to enjoy all sorts of music”. For me this is a truer defi nition of what Fairbridge Festival off ers.
This is my second festival as Artistic Director. I heartily thank our brilliant team of programmers, assistant directors and artists support staff for all the work they have done. Be it the wonderful children’s program or the stunning line-up at the new “Backlot” venue (formerly Youthopia); the passion of our programmers is critical to the success of the festival. This of course is underpinned by an administration team and board that share an equal passion for all we do. I know that barely a day passes without them thinking about our core business, our visions for the future and making sure the experience for you, our treasured audience, is rich and rewarding.
The program is now in your hands and I invite you to enjoy every corner of it. Beneath the beautiful design of this booklet sits many a hidden treasure, and your festival experience will be all the more rewarding for taking the time to delve into these pages. The program is layered and rich, the bounty deep. Have a brilliant time!
Rod VervestArtistic Director
Welcome to FESTIVAL 2016
fairbridge festival patrons
LUCKY OCEANSGRAMMY AWARD-WINNING MUSICIAN AND RADIO ANNOUNCER
BERNARD CARNEYWEST AUSTRALIAN AWARD-WINNING FOLK TROUBADOUR
BEN ELTONMULTI-AWARD WINNING INTERNATIONAL RACONTEUR, PLAYWRIGHT, AND AUTHOR
GINA WILLIAMSAWARD-WINNING NOONGAR SINGER-SONGWRITER
ANDREW WINTONAWARD-WINNING WEST AUSTRALIAN SINGER-SONGWRITER
thanks to our generous supporters
directors and artists support staff for all the work they have done. Be it the wonderful children’s program or the stunning line-up at the new
ALBERT GRAY 4
AMAZING DRUMMING MONKEYS 28
ANDREW WINTON 8
ANDY BAYLOR’S CAJUN COMBO 9
ANIMAL YOGA 28, 34
ARRR IS FOR ADVENTURE 28
ART JAM! 27
ARTY BRELLAS MAGIC 28
BAKER SUITE, THE 13
BEEZ, THE 14
BULLHORN 16
CAMERA STORY 27
CARLA GENEVE 4
CARUS THOMPSON 2
CAT AND CLINT 8
CHRIS MATTHEWS 5
CO:3 30
COMPANY, THE 6
CONTACT IMPROVISATION 30
CURTIN UNIVERSITY 35
DAVEY CRADDOCK & THE SPECTACLES 5
DEVON SPROULE 15
DOUBLE ENTENDRE 18
EASTWINDS 19
EDIE GREEN 15
FAIR MAIDS OF PERTH 31
FAIRY JEM 28
FÁSTA 10
FREDDIE WHITE 7
FREE LITTLE LIBRARY 28
FREEWHEELER, THE 10
GALLOPING FOXLEYS 5
GLENN B SWIFT 28
GOOD FOOD FOR COOL DUDES 27
GORDIE TENTREES 7
GREG HASTINGS AND MILLY TAYLOR 29
HAIRBALL STREET THEATRE 25
HONKEY NUT HOEDOWN 27
INGLORIOUS BARDSTERS 20
IRIS 11, 27
IRISH CEILÍ DANCING WITH HILARY MCKENNA 30
JACOB DIAMOND 13
JACOB WYLDE 2
JARON FREEMAN-FOX 17
JESSE TEICHELMAN HIP HOP N’LOCK URBAN 30
JORDAN MCROBBIE 9
JONES OF A.R.K 20
JUNKADELIC BRASS BAND, THE 25, 27
KIDS IN THE KITCHEN 28
LES CARAMELLES 31
LITTLE NOTES 28
LOADED DOG 20
LOREN KATE 2
LOS KUMBIA KILLERS 19
MAD TATTERS MORRIS 31
MAE TRIO, THE 3
MESSER’S LORE 17
NADIA REID 3
NDORSE 29
NEIL MURRAY 4
ONE UP, TWO DOWN 6
ORIGAMI FOLDING 27
PEACE FLAGS 27
PERTH KUKULECZKA GROUP 30
PERTH MORRIS MEN 31
PHIL DONCON’S PAINT STORM 29
PHILLIP HENRY AND HANNAH MARTIN 10
PINCH POT PROJECT 28
PINJARRA SHS SWING BAND 32
PIONEERS, THE 20
PLAYBACK THEATRE 37
POETS BREAKFAST WITH PHIL GRAY 20
POWDERKEG REUNION 6
PUB JIVE & ROCK’N’ROLL SCHOOL 31
RACOO CHARLES WITH THE MOKE FOLK 15
RAINBOW YOGIS CHILDREN’S YOGA 28
RANT STEPPING 31
RECYCLED STRING BAND, THE 9, 27
RED SEA PEDESTRIANS 19, 31
RILEY PEARCE 12
RUBY PAINTS ON PEOPLE 27
SAMBANISTAS 25
SCOTCH COLLEGE VOICES 32
SEGALOYA 31
SHANTY CLUB 11, 27
SHELTER 20
SIAR 10
SIDESHOW ALLIES, THE 12
SIMON AND TAMMY LONDON 5
SOULEIADO 30
SPIRALLING SIGHT 27
STAR-TRACKERS 29
SWING IT! 31
SUPPERCLUB REVUE 32
TAOIST TAI CHI 34
THINGS OF STONE AND WOOD 14
TACKY TIKI TOTEMS 27
TINPAN ORANGE 12
TO THE ENDS OF THE VERSE 27
TOMMYHAWKS, THE 18
TONY MCMANUS & BEPPE GAMBETTA 16
TOTES RIDIC 29
TRI-ME WEAVE A PAPER TRIANGLE 27
TWO-BAR ALMOST INSTANT BAND
UPTOWN BROWN 25
VOICEMAIL 11
WAAGL - RAINBOW SERPENT PROJECT 34
YOGATEENS 27
YOGA ABD SOUND MEDITATION 34
ZEN GARDEN 34
Fairbridge Festival is presented by:
FolkWorld Inc.P.O. Box 2023Marmion WA 6020T: (08) 9246 3311E: [email protected]
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of Nyoongar boodjar and we pay respects to the Elders past, present and future of the Binjareb/Pinjarup language group of Nyoongar boodjar.
CONTEMPORARY FOLK 2-4
ALT COUNTRY 5
ROOTS AND AMERICANA 6-9
TRAD FOLK AND VOICE 10-11
FOLK FUSION 12-15
WORLD AND FRENETIC FOLK 16-19
AUSSIE FOLK 20
FOLK WIT 20
FRIDAY PROGRAM GRID 21
SATURDAY PROGRAM GRID 22
SUNDAY PROGRAM GRID 23
MAP 24
ON THE STREET 25
JOIN THE PARADE 25
BACKLOT PROGRAM GRID 26
YOUTH ART SPACE 27
CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL 28-29
DANCE WORKSHOPS 30-31
SPECIAL CONCERTS 32
SUPPERCLUB REVUE 32
WORKSHOPS AND PRESENTATIONS 33
HEALTH AND SPIRIT 34
SUSTAINABILITY 35
PLAYBACK THEATRE WORKSHOPS 37
GENERAL INFORMATION 43
FAIRBRIDGE FESTIVAL TEAM 44
RAFFLE 44
A-Z INDEX CONTENTS
Next year's festival 21-23 April, 2017 (last weekend of April school holidays) and our 25th year!Following year: 20-22 April 2018
Carus ThompsonA truly independent Australian troubadour carving a full time living from his craft.One of this country's favourite folk-rock artists. An engaging, emotive and energetic perfomer. A singer-songwriter who knows how to rock the house with his all out "Springsteen" approach to an acoustic gig. WA
CONTEMPORARY FOLK
Jacob WyldeThe better part of 19-year-old Jacob Wylde’s teenage years have been spent writing music and playing in various bands. His latest EP It’s All About To Go is a restrained and beautiful folk album, recorded in his home. WA
This is a local young talent worth checking out.
LOREN KATEAn utterly captivating performer and brilliant storyteller.Loren relies heavily on her lyrical narratives. Her music is sincere and hardy, but capped with a sweet voice and sensitive acoustic guitar. Til Night Meets The Sun, Loren's latest release came to fruition after winning the Telstra Road To Discovery, Australia's most authentic grassroots talent development program. The award also sent Loren over to Nashville to perform at the 2015 Americana Festival. SA
"Last time Loren Kate played at Fairbridge Festival 'I saw her make an absolutely packed church cry."HARRY JAMES ANGUS
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SAT CHAPEL 12:30 PMSAT MANDJA 4:00 PMSUN DJINDALUX 1:00 PM
FRI HOOPLA 8:15 PMSAT RUBY’S 5:00 PMSAT GUS’S BAR 10:45 PMSUN RUBY’S 3:15 PM
SAT BACKLOT 10:50 AMSUN BACKLOT 2:00 PM
CONTEMPORARY FOLKnadia reid
"...excellent songs aided by a touch of tremolo here, a pinch of e-bow there,
eff ects that could be a case study in how to deepen but never overwhelm
a folk song's simple fl avour"SYDNEY MORNING HERALD
With a gloriously fresh and eloquent new folk sound, 24-year-old Nadia Reid has claimed her
place as one of New Zealand's most evocative and profound young songwriters. From sparse and
fragile melancholia to beautifully brutal lyricism, her songs are as panoramic as the vast open
landscapes of her homeland. NZ
Stellar three-part harmonies, complex arrangements and lyrical sophistication.
With their roots fi rmly planted in folk tradition, Australian award-winning band, The Mae Trio: a breath of fresh air on the
contemporary folk scene. Recipients of the Folk Alliance Australia Youth Award, the prestigious Maton Class Act Award and
the NFSA Folk Recording of the Year for their debut album Housewarming, these
youngsters are on a rapid rise. VIC
THE Mae Trio “The Mae Trio has made a meteoric mark on the national acoustic music scene” RHYTHMS
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FRI CHAPEL 7:00 PMSAT DJINDALUX 11:45 AMSAT BACKLOT 6:45 PMSUN CHAPEL 3:30 PM
FRI RETREAT 2:15 PM (WORKSHOP)
FRI DJINDALUX 6:30 PMSAT CHAPEL 10:30 AMSAT CLUBHOUSE 3:30 PM (OLD SCHOOL AUDIO)
SAT BACKLOT 5:45 PMSUN MANDJA 12:00 PM
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Carla GeneveAlbany songbirdYouthful enthusiasm, powerful vocals, astute song writing and an energetic multi-instrumental performance. Carla was the worthy winner of the performance category in this festival’s Quest song writing competition in 2015. WA
CONTEMPORARY FOLK
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Neil Murray "There's no one quite like him in America - but I'd rank him with Jackson Browne, Townes Van Zandt and Rodney Crowell in the singer-songwriter pantheon." JOHN LOMAX III, NASHVILLE BASED INTERNATIONAL CONSULTANT
One of the country's fi nest and enduring songmen, Neil Murray was a founding member of the Warumpi Band which, over three albums and twenty years of performing, thrust contemporary indigenous music into mainstream Australia. He is the man behind such landmark classics as My Island home, Blackfella Whitefella and Jailanguru Pakarnu (Out From Jail). Enjoying a solo career since 1989, he has released twelve remarkable solo albums - the latest being Bring Thunder and Rain. VIC
Albert Gray A rare breed of singer/songwriterAlbert Gray is a rare breed of singer/songwriter from the Kimberley playing soul-folk with a misty undercurrent and gripping dynamic, building on blazing guitar work. Gifted a guitar by John Butler, and with songwriting nurtured by Mama Kin, Broome’s Albert Gray is defi nitely one to watch. This young Kimberley songwriter binds his audience with astounding guitar work and a voice that growls and soars. WA
SAT DJINDALUX 10:00 AM (STAR HAVEN CONCERT)
SUN CHAPEL 12:30 PM
FRI DJINDALUX 5:30 PMSAT CHAPEL 3:15 PMSUN CLUBHOUSE 10:00 AM (IN COMVERSATION)SUN MANDJA 2:00 PM
SAT DJINDALUX 10:00 AM (STAR HAVEN CONCERT)
SAT BACKLOT 11:40 AMSUN BACKLOT 2:45 PM
AlT counTryDavey Craddock AND The SpectaclesAn award-winning supergroup of WA musicians whose melding of highly-local themes with Americana sounds has received rave reviews around the country. With the sound of WA’s wide-open landscapes, boomtown growing pains and endless subur-ban sprawl, this award-winning Perth group meld Americana, soul, country and ‘50s rock & roll to rave reviews. WA
Chris MatthewsKimberley-based guitarist-extraordinaireMighty impressive guitar playing and a larger-than-life stage presence from Kununurra. He’s not folk, country, blues, roots or bluegrass – he’s all of them at once.WA
Galloping FoxleysCountry, bluesy, rocky, croony folk-fi ends!Half country, half blues, and the rest is just stunning good looks. Freo’s Galloping Foxleys were originally formed by bar staff at Mojo’s and are quickly becoming well known for their raucous live shows. WA
Simon &Tammy LondonSimon and Tammy London resonate. The chemistry of their voices, the harmonies that lay together, can deliver you to a special place. WA
“A storyteller of extraordinary talent” RTR FM FEATURE ALBUM REVIEW
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FRI CLUBHOUSE 1:00 PM (WORKSHOP)
FRI BACKLOT 7:40 PMSAT BACKLOT 12:40 PM SAT RUBY’S 3:45 PMSUN BACKLOT 3:30 PM
FRI HOOPLA 9:30 PMSAT RUBY’S 9:30 PMSUN DINING HALL 4:15 PM
FRI RETREAT 1:00 PM (WORKSHOP)
FRI GUS’S BAR 4:00 PMSAT RUBY’S 12:00 PMSUN DINING HALL 12:30 PM
SAT CHAPEL 9:30 AMSAT DINING HALL 1:00 PMSUN RUBY’S 11:15 AM
ROOTS & AMERICANA
one upTWO downOne Up, Two Down hail from three countries joined by the Pacifi c Ocean. They bring together raw old-time groove, bluegrass dexterity and folk storytelling. No barrier is too great to stand between musicians with a powerful musical connection and One Up, Two Down is a perfect example of music bringing people together. VIC
the company "A masterclass in bluegrass” THE AUSTRALIAN
Boasting two Australian bluegrass champions on guitar, fi ddle and banjo, The
Company have a passion for high-energy original and traditional acoustic music.
The playing and singing is crisp, melodic and soulful. Come witness virtuosic
playing, wry humour and some engaging camaraderie. QLD
“The Brisbane-based
quartet is at the
pinnacle of the
Australian acoustic
country scene.”
DAVID COSTELLO, COURIER MAIL
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FRI CHAPEL 8:00 PMSAT BACKLOT 3:45 PM
FRI RUBY’S 9:15 PM
SAT CLUBHOUSE 2:15 PM
(OLD SCHOOL AUDIO)
SAT MANDJA 6:00 PM
SUN CLUBHOUSE 2:00 PM
(OLD SCHOOL AUDIO)
SUN BACKLOT 11:15 AMSUN CLUBHOUSE 3:30 PM (OLD SCHOOL AUDIO)
ROOTS & AMERICANADeeply personal and moving,
melodic and uplifting and lyrically rich.
These are the songs that will tear your heartout, one note at a time. Master storyteller andmulti-instrumental performer Gordie Tentrees
has arrived. Yukon based and Ontario raised: farmboy, golden glove boxer, school teacher, youth
counsellor turned folk artist; Tentrees hasreleased six records. He will be performing with
Jaxon Haldane playing banjo, mandolin, fi ddlesaw, and two cigarbox guitars. CANADA
Gordie Tentreeswith Jaxon Haldane
powderkeg Reunion
Powderkeg Reunion blaze through vintage
swing, ragtime and hot jazz tunes with a cheeky and
rambunctious delivery that has won them a devoted following
on the south coast of WA. Guitar driven, fi ddle ridden, vocally
smitten and double bass pinioned, Powderkeg revel in a pure
acoustic energy propelled with conviction into their beloved
"Josephine" microphone. WA
“The Brisbane-based
quartet is at the
pinnacle of the
Australian acoustic
country scene.”
DAVID COSTELLO, COURIER MAIL
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SAT CLUBHOUSE 2:15 PM
(OLD SCHOOL AUDIO)
SUN CLUBHOUSE 2:00 PM
(OLD SCHOOL AUDIO)
FRI DJINDALUX 8:30 PMSAT MANDJA 3:00 PMSAT MANDJA 7:00 PM (CANADIAN SHOWCASE)SUN CLUBHOUSE 3:30 PM (OLD SCHOOL AUDIO)
Freddie White"This is a superb return to form...
those trademark sharp-toothed guitar
licks... smoky, languid voice... there’s
still nobody to match White at his best."
SIOBHAIN LONG. IRISH TIMES
He's Tom Waits, Randy Newman, Jackson Brown
and sweet Ray Charles all rolled into one...
Cork-born singer-songwriter Freddie White has been playing
professionally since he was just 17 years old.
With a career that has spanned fi ve decades and
two continents, his live performances are nothing
short of legendary. IRELAND/NSW
FRI DJINDALUX 7:30 PM
SAT CHAPEL 2:15 PM
SUN DJINDALUX 10:00 AM
(GUITAR HEAVEN)
SUN RUBY’S 2:15 PM
Cat and ClintAppalachian Old-Time Bluegrass - Australian style!
Cat and Clint play old time music, featuring sweet vocal harmonies, claw-hammer banjo, banjo-ukelele and driving fi ddle tunes. Predominantly traditional Southern American, they mix it up with some originals, a touch of blues and some vintage country. VIC
Andrew Winton
"Andrew Winton has been recognised, both
here and overseas, as one of this country's
fi nest lap slide guitarists." SYDNEY MORNING HERALD
Launching his new album, Glory Box Mechanics, festival
favourite, award-winning songwriter Andrew Winton,
conjures up everything from sophisticated blues groans to
intricate celtic-infl uenced melodies on his 13-stringed, double-
neck, Alabama cypress tree root lap-slide beast. Andrew's
musicianship, eclectic infl uences and humour will leave you
feeling fi ne - it's cheaper than counselling…
WA
ROOTS & AMERICANA
SAT CLUBHOUSE 2:15 PM (OLD SCHOOL AUDIO)SAT CHAPEL 6:45 PMSUN RUBY’S 1:15 PMSUN CLUBHOUSE 3:30 PM (OLD SCHOOL AUDIO)
FRI RUBY’S 10:15 PM
SAT MANDJA 10:30 AM
(WITH SCOTCH COLLEGE VOICES)
SAT DJINDALUX 9:30 PM
SUN DINING HALL 12:30 PM
(BOYS WILL BE BOYS)
Blues, junkyard roots and old-time country.
Hubcaps, cigar boxes, toys, tea tins, kitchen utensils and industrial scraps
– this band travel with a stable of innovative instruments fashioned
out of all sorts of discarded materials. VIC
The Recycled String Band are festival favourites with their great sense of fun, musicianship and fi ne songs
THE Recycled String Band
Andy Baylor's
CAJUN COMBO“Andy Baylor is one of Melbourne’s greatest
musical treasures… he lives by his trade and
his trade is music.” KEITH GLASS, HERALD SUN.
Jordan McRobbie
Award-winning troubadour
With dynamic song writing, strong vocals and
intricate fi nger-style guitar work, Jordan
McRobbie’s explosive performances have held
audiences around the country in awe. NSW
Andy Baylor and his Cajun Combo present an
irresistible smorgasbord of roots music styles
which will set your feet a tappin' and taste
buds a tinglin'. NSW
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ROOTS & AMERICANA
FRI DJINDALUX 9:30 PM
SAT CLUBHOUSE 11:30 AM
(IN CONVERSATION)
SAT RUBY’S 7:00 PM
SUN RETREAT 3:00 PM
(WORKSHOP)
SUN GUS’S BAR 11:00 PM
SAT RUBY’S 2:15 PM
SUN DINING HALL 12:30 PM
(BOYS WILL BE BOYS)
SUN BACKLOT 6:00 PM
FRI GUS’S BAR 5:00 PMSAT SEEDBOX 12:00 PM (ARTSPACE WORKSHOP)SAT CLUB WEST 2:00 PM (CHILDRENS WORKSHOP)SAT GUS'S BAR 11:45 PM (BLUES SET)SUN CLUBHOUSE 11:15 AM (IN CONVERSATION)SUN RUBY'S 4:15 PM
Phillip Henry and Hannah Martin Winners of the 2014 BBC FOLK AWARDS for "Best Duo" Phillip Henry and Hannah Martin combine astonishing instrumental virtuosity, genre-bending material, warm personalities and achingly beautiful voices telling tales of history, myth and legend. This is their fi rst Australian tour, releasing their new album ‘Watershed’. UK
Fásta's pure music resonates deeply with every listener. With members from Ireland and Quebec doing what they love, it's no surprise that Songlines described their music as straight “from the Heart”. See for yourself! IRELAND
Fásta Irish music, with a Quebecois twist, at its very best!
THE Freewheeler Free fl owing Irish traditional musicForged of a deep and longstanding musical bond, The Freewheeler combines three of Australia's fi nest traditional Irish musicians-Dougal Adams (fl ute) and Trouble in the Kitchen's Ado Barker (fi ddle) and Ben Stephenson (guitar). The sound is rich and fl uid, the tunes lifting and rolling with a freedom that speaks of a rare connection. The Freewheeler come to the festival with their acclaimed self-titled debut album. VIC
Siar Lively and haunting Irish Trad at its very best.Siar draws from a wealth of old music and rare and unusual dance tunes: Strathpeys, Highlands, jigs, reels, haunting slow airs, marches, and original pieces to name a few! WA
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TRAD FOLK & voice
FRI RUBY’S 7:00 PMFRI CHAPEL 10:00 PMSAT CLUBHOUSE 10:00 AM (IN CONVERSATION)
SAT DINING HALL 3:15 PM (IRISH SESSION)
SAT DJINDALUX 6:30 PMSUN RETREAT 1:45 PM (PIPE WORKSHOP)
SUN MANDJA 4:00 PM
FRI CLUBHOUSE 3:30 PM (WORKSHOP)
FRI MANDJA 9:20 PM
FRI RUBY’S 4:00 PMSAT CHAPEL 11:30 AMSAT DINING HALL 3:15 PM (IRISH SESSION)
SAT RUBY’S 1:15 PMSAT DINING HALL 3:15 PM (IRISH SESSION)
SAT CHAPEL 7:45 PMSUN DINING HALL 2:15 PM
SUN RETREAT 1 1:15 AM (WORKSHOP-IRISH FLUTE)
SUN MANDJA 1:00 PM
SAT DJINDALUX 3:15 PMSAT CHAPEL 8:45 PMSUN DJINDALUX 10:00 AM (PHILLIP-HEAVEN)SUN DJINDALUX 4:00 PM
Shanty ClubShanty Club is founded on the principle that everyone can sing - they just need to be taught the words, and sway with a schooner! Formed in Berlin when Sydney comedian Carlo Ritchie invited a Canadian sailor and an Australian architect over for a lamb dinner. Booze was drunk, songs were sung and so Shanty Club was born! When they're not at a folk festival, Shanty Club can be found at the nautical Redfern bar, The Dock, every monday night. Shanty Club has a history of guest singers, an encouraging, inclusive atmosphere, and noise-complaint-worthy volume levels! NSW
Iris A cappella with a twist.Immerse yourself in the exquisite and warm-hearted music of Iris; six women who produce jaw-dropping beautifully blended harmonies with an instrumental twist. WA
VoiceMail The Common Bloke doing uncommonly impressive things.Destined to travel the musical low-roads in an eff ort to convince themselves that they can do more than two things at the same time (stand on stage, and sing), this bunch of Blokes have been singing up a storm in many diff erent sized teacups. Buoyed by being awarded at least one XXXL pair of underpants and two slightly over-ripe fruit (one of them a zucchini!) during their last performance – they irrepressibly carry on their merry way singing world music and pop, combining rudimentary body percussion, and harmonic or 'throat' singing. WA
TRAD FOLK & voice
FRI RETREAT 3:30 PM (WORKSHOP)
FRI CHAPEL 6:00 PMSAT CLUB WEST 12:00 PM (CHILDRENS' WORKSHOP)
SAT CLUBHOUSE 3:30 PM (OLD SCHOOL AUDIO)
SUN SEEDBOX 12:00 PM (WORKSHOP)
SUN CHAPEL 2:30 PM
FRI CLUBHOUSE 2:15 PM (WORKSHOP)
FRI GUS’S BAR 10:15 PMSAT RETREAT 3:30 PM (WORKSHOP)
SAT RUBY’S 10:45 PMSUN SEEDBOX 8:45 PM
FRI GUS’S BAR 6:00 PMSAT MANDJA 11:15 AMSAT CLUBHOUSE 3:30 PM (OLD SCHOOL AUDIO)SAT GUS’S BAR 9:45 PM
SAT DJINDALUX 3:15 PMSAT CHAPEL 8:45 PMSUN DJINDALUX 10:00 AM (PHILLIP-HEAVEN)SUN DJINDALUX 4:00 PM
FOLK fusion
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THE Sideshow AlliesUn-loud music that rewards careful listening and has been known to lead to sustainedabandon on the dance fl oor.The Sideshow Allies is a multi-instrumental acoustic stringband playing original songs and tasteful covers with instrumental interludes that wander between classical strings, folk fi ddle and good old cello blues. WA
'60s inspired folk with a melancholy, candid and somewhat playful edge.Critically acclaimed Melbourne indie-folk darlings Tinpan Orange enter their tenth year as one of Australia’s most loved brother-sister outfi ts. With the ethereal and mesmerising Emily Lubitz at the helm, joined by her brother, guitarist Jesse Lubitz and violin virtuoso Alex Burkoy. Emily’s distinctly angelic voice coupled with Jesse’s harmonies and sensitive guitar melodies and Alex’s gypsy-inspired strings continue to occupy that sad and heart-warming world that is distinctly Tinpan Orange. VIC
Tinpan Orange
WAM award nominated artist, Riley Pearce’s own alternative-folk
style has organically grown from his changing surroundings. Growing up in Holland, Melbourne and Perth he somehow manages to make you feel like you’re in all three places at once.
For a 22 year-old singer/songwriter he has an incredible ability to connect with the audience and an aura that enthralls
even the harshest of critics. WA
SAT BACKLOT 7:50 PMSUN MANDJA 7:30 PM
FRI RUBY’S 5:00 PMSAT RUBY’S 11:00 AMSAT DINING HALL 2:15 PMSUN CHAPEL 11:30 AM
FRI BACKLOT 5:30 PMSAT DJINDALUX 10:00 AM (STAR HAVEN CONCERT)SAT BACKLOT 1:40 PMSUN BACKLOT 10:15 AM
Riley Pearce
FOLK fusion
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Jacob Diamond An alt-folk oddity with a bursting on-stage fervour and attention to detail.2015 was a big year for Jacob Diamond: winning fi rst place in WA’s premier band competition The Big Splash; the release of EP Chum; a WAM award for Best Folk Act; and collaborating with esteemed Australian songwriter Lior. WA
Winner – The Big Splash Band Competition, 2015Nominee – BEST FOLK ACT, 2014 WAM AwardsWinner – 2014 720 Soundcheck Competition
Accomplished Australian song writing with a twist of zesty Parisian café...Evocative storytelling is at the heart of The Baker Suite, built around lush arrangements on guitar, Parisian-esque accordion, violin and double bass.The Baker Suite have been performing their original music throughout Australia and internationally and are thrilled to launch their 5th studio album at Fairbridge Festival in 2016. SA
The Baker Suite
'Minor masterpieces that blend folk, country, blues and jazz speckled with global allusions sit beside
quirky pop songs suggestive of Paul Simon'. THE AUSTRALIAN, 4 STARS****
'…A phenomenal voice, with excellent control and impressive range… the performance defi nitely promised the young talent to be
an artist worth paying attention to.’LARRY HEATH, AU REVIEW
SAT DJINDALUX 10:00 AM (STAR HAVEN CONCERT)
SAT BACKLOT 4:45 PMSUN DINING HALL 3:15 PMSUN BACKLOT 7:00 PM
FRI RUBY’S 6:00 PMSAT DJINDALUX 12:45 PM (CD LAUNCH)SAT CHAPEL 4:15 PMSUN DJINDALUX 2:00 PM
Back when grunge bands and electric guitars ruled the air waves a rag-tag bunch of folkies got together and turned Melbourne on its head!Described as “Melbourne’s most inspired and inspiring acoustic band” (Michael Dwyer), their imaginative use of organic instruments set off an acoustic/folk movement that paved the way for the likes of John Butler, The Waifs and Angus and Julia Stone. One of Australia's best-loved bands. VIC
Things Of Stone And Wood
FOLK fusion
THE BEEZ The Beez have become festival favourites in Australia these last ten years and now, oh Lordy! they've just graduated from their famous "Sitzdisco" (dancing while seated) to "Moshpitzen" (mosh pitting) with the addition of fabulous all-dancing, all-singing drummer Annette Kluge. Hailing from Hamburg, Annette has catapulted those toetappin’ Teutons to the dance fl oor while still retaining The Beez acoustic sound and soaring four-part harmonies. Punk to polka, cajun to country – The Wall has fallen! GERMANY
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SAT DJINDALUX 7:30 PMSUN RETREAT 12:30 PM (WORKSHOP-SONGWRITING WITH GREG ARNOLD)
SUN MANDJA 6:30 PM
FRI RUBY’S 8:00 PMSAT DJINDALUX 5:15 PMSAT RUBY’S 8:15 PMSUN GUS’S BAR 9:45 PM
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An American chanteuse...Troubadour Devon Sproule has an acclaimed talent for moulding elements of jazz and folk with an indie-pop and country pastiche, crafting lush folk-pop with quirkyaff ectations. USA
Devon Sproule“Her quirky aff ectations bring to mind Bjork, and forays into the dark Michelle Shocked.” VILLAGE VOICE
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FOLK fusion
RACOO CHARLES WITH THE MOKE FOLKDreamy, happy-go-lucky and absurdist folk fusion form Freo's Racoo Charles and her Mokes. Charles sings tangled stories of vision quests and backwater magicians. Sprawling, shambolic, new-age-old-time music played by musical larrikins. WA
Edie GreenThe sonic result of uninhibited jam sessions Together, jazz-trained drummer Tyler, glam-rock/ funk guitarist Conor, metal-minded bassist Elliot and folk/ neosoul singer Sophie make an eclectic soundscape ranging from blues-rock to funk-folk. WA
SAT BACKLOT 10:00 AM
FRI CHAPEL 9:00 PMSAT CLUBHOUSE 1:00 PM (IN CONVERSATION)
SAT DJINDALUX 8:30 PMSUN DJINDALUX 10:00 AM (GUITAR HEAVEN)
SUN DJINDALUX 3:00 PM
FRI BACKLOT 6:35 PMSAT BACKLOT 2:40 PMSUN BACKLOT 4:20 PM
BULLHORN Brisbane-based, dynamic, new wave, brass juggernauts Bullhorn is an acoustic force of nature with a huge line-up, including seven horn players, one drummer and one monster MC! QLD
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Tony McManus & Beppe GambettaScottish born resident of Canada, Tony McManus, is the world's undisputed greatestCeltic guitar player whilst Italian, Beppe Gambetta, is one of Europe's hottest fl atpickerswith America in his heart and his roots in the sun and olive trees of the Mediterranean.They play with passion, beautiful precision and astounding technique. ITALY/CANADA
WORLD & FRENETIC FOLK
Virtuosic performance of world guitar styles from both sides of the Atlantic
FRI HOOPLA 10:45 PMSAT BACKLOT 10:40 PMSUN MANDJA 8:40 PM
FRI MANDJA 8:20 PMSAT DJINDALUX 4:15 PMSUN DJINDALUX 10:00 AM (GUITAR HEAVEN)SUN CLUBHOUSE 12:30 PM (IN CONVERSATION)SUN MANDJA 3:00 PM
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Jaron Freeman-Fox & The Opposite of EverythingLimitlessly creative and playfulThe Opposite of Everything dances down a line between the beautiful and the absurd, transforming Freeman-Fox’s intricate violin compositions into an infectious party. Winners of three Canadian Folk Music Awards, the ensemble features Toronto’s fi nestand most adventurous musicians. Jaron Freeman-Fox redefi nes what the violin is capable of, and gives you no choice but to take his mutant species of music on its own terms. CANADA
Messer's Lore Ha-monically, temp'st'rum'ented dub-ios folk and beltic revellery With some drums, a cello and a “tinstrument’, this trio from the forest will get your knees fl ying, your eyes gleaming and your heels stomping. Expect a unique and entertaining show with dubbed out sonic highs, beltic hoedowns, driving odd time rhythms, three part blockey harmonies and a bit of piracy to boot. WA
WORLD & FRENETIC FOLK
FRI BACKLOT 8:45 PMSAT HOOPLA 8:30 PM
FRI MANDJA 7:25 PMFRI DJINDALUX 10:45 PM (CANADIAN SHOWCASE)SAT CHAPEL 5:15 PMSAT MANDJA 7:00 PMSAT BACKLOT 9:10 PMSUN HOOPLA 8:15 PM
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WORLD & FRENETIC FOLKDouble Entendre
The Tommyhawks The Tommyhawks are four lasses who explode with
gutsy, sax-y, blues-fuelled songs. Their songs fi nd that sweet spot between rollicking folk melodies
and downright hard-driving, punk-infused blues. Frontwoman Axe’s voice is ‘both raucous and
angelic’; combine that with dark sax harmonies and a home-made electric mandolin and you’ll be
left with some dirty little goosebumps. WA
WA’s favourite purveyors of genrebendinggypsy-rock are back to celebrate their tenth year on earth.
Balkan barbershop-doof-quartet at a rasta-hoedownDouble Entendre sound like a pack of untamed gypsies singin’, pickin’, screamin’ and skankin’ with fl ailing limbs to a grinding Balkan barbershop-doof-quartet at a drunken festival rasta-hoedown. WA
year on earth.
Full of more collective energy than a bunch of
year ones on excursion to the zoo!
FRI GUS’S BAR 11:30 PMSAT RUBY’S 6:00 PMSAT BACKLOT 12:00 AMSUN HOOPLA 7:15 PM
FRI BACKLOT 11:00 PM
SAT HOOPLA 11:20 PM
SUN BACKLOT 8:00 PM
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WORLD & FRENETIC FOLKDouble Entendre
Eastwinds Eastwinds comprises
a remarkable group of musicians performing
music traversing Persian and Estonian vocal and
instrumental traditions and beyond. WA
This remarkable improvising
ensemble will take your breath
away...
Red Sea Pedestrians
Abundant, energetic and heart-opening
tunes. From lyrical to foot-stomping, from sad to joyful,
Red Sea Pedestrians showcase Klezmer music from
Eastern Europe and the Middle East, and New
York jazz. WA
Four-piece Colombian dance fl oor experience.
Get ready to shake your butt off !
The Kumbia Killers, led by accordionist Carlos Parraga
(Barons of Tang /Cumbia Cosmonauts) play popular
Caribbean, Colombian music from the '70s and '80s with a
rude boy edge. VIC
Los Kumbia Killers
FRI BACKLOT 9:50 PMFRI RUBY’S 11:25 PMSAT HOOPLA 10:00 PMSUN HOOPLA 6:15 PM
SAT DJINDALUX 2:00 PM
(PERSIAN MUSIC COLLECTIVE)
SAT RETREAT 4:45 PM
(WORKSHOP)
SAT CHAPEL 10:30 PM
SAT GUS’S BAR 5:00 PM
SAT HOOPLA 7:15 PM
SUN RUBY’S 12:15 PM
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aussie folk
loaded dog Want to know what Henry Lawson, Dobro Paterson's legendary Blackwood Delta Browngrass Band, a pugilistic poet reciting his verse in a Kalgoorlie pub, a lonely fi gure on a Harley Davidson motor cycle, a clear-felled forest, a prospector shouting £4,000 worth of champagne,and a Coolgardie Safe have in common? Track down Loaded Dog, and you'll fi nd out! WA
the pioneers Inspired by the wonderful landscape of WA, healing and spirituality. Traditional and original music oozing with the spirit of peace and harmony. WA
Shelter Jam with Eric BogleIn this troubled world, do you share Eric's Bogle's aspirations for an inclusive, tolerant and compassionate nation? If so, drop into the Each Living Moment (Elm) marquee to fi nd out about the 'Shelter - Jam with Eric Bogle' Project, use our marquee to practice and virtually jam with Eric to express your interpretation of the song and, if you're keen, seize the day and claim your recording place in a dynamic exhibit that is to be featured at the 2016 Mandurah Stretch Festival. How? Book a video recording slot in the Village's world-class John Butler Studio.Add your weight to the mood and message of his powerful song!FIND US BETWEEN MANDJA AND HOOPLA
SAT DINING HALL 12:00 PMSUN RUBY’S 10:15 AM
SAT DINING HALL 10:00 AMSUN DINING HALL 8:30 AM (POET'S BREAKFAST)SUN DJINDALUX 11:30 AM (THE BIG YARN SPIN)
Poets Breakfast with Ph il Gray Phil Gray is a long time performer of Australian acoustic music, and a founding member of the legendary Loaded Dog. This year he is holding down the possie of Chief Serang at the Poets Breakfast. Come along to listen or participate! WA
Inglorious BardstersColin Driscoll and Neil McArthur, AKA the Inglorious Bardsters, are both Victorian- based bush poets who
write and perform their own individual styles of original bush poetry and comedy. Witty, sometimes serious but mostly downright hilarious, these two blokes prove that modern day bush poetry is not only about cattle drives, sunlit plains and dying horses. With poem titles such as Bowel Scan Blues, The Cow Creek Ladies First Aide Club, Memoirs of a Sheep and Shopping Trolley Rage, it is no wonder the Inglorious Bardsters are forging a cult following worthy of any Tarantino production. Check them out at the Poets Breakfast each morning or join their workshops where they pose the question... Who says "Rhyme Doesn't Pay?" VIC
Thinking Bush Poetry, think 'Inglorious Bardsters'.
SAT DINING HALL 8:00 AMSUN DINING HALL 8:30 AMSUN DJINDALUX 11:30 AM (THE BIG YARN SPIN)
SAT DINING HALL 8:00 AM (POET'S BREAKFAST)
SAT RETREAT 2:15 PM (WORKSHOP)
SUN DINING HALL 8:30 AM (POET'S BREAKFAST)
SUN DJINDALUX 11:30 AM (THE BIG YARN SPIN)
jones oF A.R.K.Jones of A.R.K. heartlessly explore music genres and use them mercilessly in their observational witty ditties. Employing soaring harmonies and inappropriate instruments, Mel (Vocals, Ukelele and silly small things) and Nikki (Vocals, Guitarlele and other silly small things) are ably assisted by their band of idiots, Dave Hoff man, who speaks fl uent piano accordion, and Rob Kay, on interjections and U-bass. WA
SAT GUS'S BAR 2:00 PM
folk witsHear the music, smell the dust, listen to the stories.
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uptown brown 'Uptown' Brown! is a singing gentleman-adventurer who enjoys the fi ner things in life. Performing a program of 1920’s-1930’s jazz and blues this charming One Man Band is ready to hit the streets of Paris, Marrakesh or Fairbridge!
HAIRBALL Look out for Hairball Street Theatre, with two new works. Come join in the social media frenzy that is "Photo-bombers" and the fascinating and quirky "Chairs up". Denmark based Hairball have been roaming the streets of Australia for six years; including Fairbridge, Fringe World and The Beaufort Street Festival. WA
also on stage:SUN RUBY'S 10:15 PM
ON THE STREET
THE Junkadelic Brass Band Funky street beats on junk instruments backing a smokin' hot horn section! The Junkadelic Brass Band is a band like nothing else in Perth. Blending street rhythms with New Orleans-style jazz, funk grooves, Latin fl avours and hip-hop. The Junkadelic Brass Band is full of surprises – not the least of which is the awesome beats and rhythms from the recycled percussion section! WASAT MANDJA 8:35 - 9:35 PM
JAM WITH THE JUNKADELICS AND SKILL UP FOR THE PARADEMake all types of junk percussion, then use them to learn simple clave rhythms and improvise within the groove. Also learn simple second line dance moves, so you can really get into the groove! 3 PM SUNDAY OPEN SPACE NORTH OF BACKLOT AND TOWARD FIELDS CAMPING
Sambanistas Perth's original samba group!Their Brazilian grooves will sneak under your skin and set your hips wiggling whether you want them to or not. WA
CAN-THE-CAN SHAKER MAKERSTurn a soft drink can into your very own shaker for the parade! SUN CLUB WEST 11:00 AM BRAZILIAN DANCE WORKSHOPGet those Brazilian dance moves ready for the parade! SUN CLUB WEST 12:15 PM
Feel the exuberant Brazilian beat of the Sambanistas, twirl and swing your Artybrella, bust out your best second line strut move, shake a shaker or just shake what your Mumma gave ya baby, New Orleans style with the mighty Junkadelic Brass Band. Don't be an innocent bystander, get amongst it!
Parade leaves from the open space north of Backlot and toward Fields Camping
SUNDAY 5:15 PM
Join the parade
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Phil Doncon's Paint Storm will blow your mind. Massive murals painted in
minutes in a storm of action!
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GALLOPING FOXLEYS 7:40 - 8:25 PM
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GALLOPING FOXLEYS 12:40 - 1:25PM
RILEY PEARCE 1:40 - 2:20 PM
EDIE GREEN 2:40 - 3:25 PM
ONE UP TWO DOWN 3:45 - 4:30 PM
JACOB DIAMOND 4:45 - 5:30 PM
THE MAE TRIO 5:45 - 6:30 PM
NADIA REID 6:45 - 7:30 PM
TINPAN ORANGE 7:50 - 8:50 PM
JARON FREEMAN FOX 9:10 - 10:10 PM
CZECH DVA 9:30-10:30BULLHORN 10:40 - 11:40 PM
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JORDAN MCROBBIE 6:00 - 6:40 PM
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OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
GOOD FOOD FOR COOL DUDESHungry youth with an interest in food can come and cook up some healthy vegetarian dishes. Fun and interactive classes will have you make 4-5 things to take away and munch on. We’re talking soups, frittatas, slices, stuff ed things and more. Suit students 11-17 years. CLUBHOUSE KITCHEN.SAT AND SUN 9AM, 10AM, 11AM
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HONKEY NUT HOEDOWNHonkey Nut Hoedown will have you helping a heap of honkey nuts to realise their potential as instruments in a honkey tonk band. Come and try your hand, join the band, and show your handsome handiwork off when the Honkey Tonk Orchestra takes to the stand in the parade.
ORIGAMI FOLDINGInspired by the water cycle, each participant will make a paper object to be part of a hanging mobile sculpture. The end result is only possible through this community eff ort, each small contribution adding to the scale and depth of the mobile sculpture.
RUBY PAINTS ON PEOPLEGrab a friend and come down to learn how to paint each other's faces – enchanted forest style – with body painter Ruby Spinning. You'll use pro materials and learn nifty tricks to add a touch of enchanting festival glam to your face or body.
TACKY TIKI TOTEMSCome and carve your very own kitsch tiki totem with artist Lewis Horne. Create a simple tiki head design to carve a take-home stone totem using tools provided.
ART JAMBombing the BacklotDrop into this workshop to contribute your creativity to the walls of Backlot. Learn street art skills such as wheatpasting and stencilling to add life to any surface, starting with our own collaborative installation piece. Anyone 12+ is welcome to come have a go, just don’t be afraid to get your fi ngers dirty and let your imagination run wild!
TRI-ME: Learn How To Weave A Paper TriangleLearn how to weave a triangle using coloured card. No previous weaving experience is necessary,and people can drop-in at any time during the workshop period.
PEACE FLAG WORKSHOPLearn how to create your own set of Peace Flags in the tradition of Tibetan Prayer Flags. Hang them up around your tent site and let the wind carry your wishes, hopes and dreams around the world.
SEEDBOXBLACKBOARDOpen mic sessions in the Seedbox will feature you! Get down early to get your name on the blackboard. We’ve also got some great secret shows and special projects lined up for the Seedbox stage, keep an eye out.
CAMERA STORYIn this workshop participants will explore the world through the camera lens. Learn how to creatively express yourself through photography and collaborate with each other in this creative photography workshop and treasure hunt. Come and join the fun and learn how to turn your photos from ordinary to extraordinary. Please bring a camera or camera phone!FRI SEEDBOX 2:00 PMSAT SEEDBOX 10:00 AM
CHAI TENTWARM UP WITH A HOT CUP OF CHAI FROM OUR STALL IN BACKLOT!
SHANTY CLUBCome join Shanty Club, a group of young men and women who sing work chants and old folk songs. The emphasis is on inclusivity and group participation. Sometimes accompanied by a violin or piano accordion, sometimes a cappella, and always a good time!SUN SEEDBOX 8:45 PM
INSTANT CHOIR WITH IRISCome and immerse yourself in the joy of singing with others in this instant choir workshop with the lovely women from Iris. From, those who have never sung in a choir before, or seasoned professionals – all are welcome.SUN SEEDBOX 12:00 PM
TO THE ENDS OF THE VERSESpoken word performance is a powerful way of getting your words out into the world. In this workshop you will learn tools that you can use to craft, develop and vocalize your performance in your own unique way. All skills and experience levels welcome. Bring a work of your own or someone else’s you’d like to perform.SAT SEEDBOX 2:00 PMSUN SEEDBOX 2:00 PM
THE RECYCLED STRING BAND EXPOSEDThis band play surprisingly inventive instruments fashioned out of an assortment of discarded materials such as hub caps, cigar boxes, tea tins and kitchen utensils. Come and have a close look at these handmade devices. Lots of fun!SUN SEEDBOX 12 PM
SPIRALLING SIGHTSpiralling Sight will take you through a visual scope exploring the elements of light on the festival environment. Designing a Projection Gateway allowing the young people to enter the Backlot space through a transformational entrance. FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS
You know what’s better than being part of the crowd? Immersing yourself in the thick of things. Artspace is your chance to do just that. Take the plunge…YOUTH ART SPACE ACTIVITIES 12-18 YEARS
YOGATEENSA fusion of Yoga and Qigongto get you out of yourhead and into your body.Feel the energy of gentleQigong movements, stretchthe body with yoga asanasand relax with a wonderfulmeditation to bring togetherbody, mind and spirit.SAT AND SUNCLUB WEST 8-8.45AM
Get involved with the street parade with Junkadelic. Make all types of junk percussion, then use them to learn simple clave rhythms and improvise within the groove. Also learn simple second line dance moves, so you can really get into the groove! You’ll soon catch on to the rhythm and be able to jam with the Junkadelic core group. SUNDAY 3PM ON PARADE LEAVES FROM THE OPEN SPACE NORTH OF BACKLOT AND TOWARD FIELDS CAMPING
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Glenn B SWift Glenn Swift is a uniquely West Australian Storyteller, bringing the landscape alive through modern fable – or scaring your kids witless on Fairbridge Friday evening with ghosts and grooblies!BEDTIME STORIES FRI KALEIDOSCOPE 6:30 PM
Kidz Kaperz Kids... it's your turn to be a star! Kids! Are you a keen singer, dancer, joke or story-teller? Then Kidz Kaperz is for you. Spend 5 minutes on stage in front of a real live audience! Be sure to register early, Kidz Kaperz is always a hit!Presented by all-time favourite MC, Glenn B Swift SUN KALEIDOSCOPE 8:30 AM (REGISTRATION 8:00 AM)
Children's festival
Free Little LibraryBring a book - take a look at the Free Library. A place to sit and read and talk. Pack a book into your sleeping bag so that you can 'swap' it at the Free Library at Fairbridge Festival. ALL AGES!
"ARRR is for Adventure" presented by PiratemanCome on a grand circus and puppetry adventure to fi ndtreasure and get lost in the process. Perfect for those wanting a laugh and a spice of piracy in their Fairbridge experience... ARRR!
An outlandish vagabond
Fairy JemJoin Jem the Nature Fairy as she takes you on an imaginative and musical journey through the Australian bush. Help Jem tell the story by solving the puzzles along the way, as Husk the Elf follows the clues to where his dreams can come true.
Amazing Drumming Monkeys The Monkeys combine a unique blend of puppetry, live music, comedy, and heart-warming themes, to deliver a fun-fi lled interactive show for the whole family.
Rainbow Yogis Rainbow Yogis is dedicated to spreading mindfulness, empowering kids, promoting children's wellbeing and sharing the foundations of yoga with families.SAT CHAPEL LAWN 10:00 AMSUN CHAPEL LAWN 9:00 AM
Two-Bar almost instant bandBring a musical instrument (a bucket, or pot/pan counts as an instrument here) or just bring and meet potential busking friends. It's a little bit crazy and a whole lot of fun and it makes you feel great when it comes together.
little notesSing Dance Play & have Fun with us!Stories to inspire imagination. Musicality through singing and percussion and fundamental movement skills for 0-4 yr-olds with a guardian.SAT CLUB WEST 9:00 AMSUN CLUB WEST 9:00 AM
The Pinch Pot Project A community arts project which brings pottery to the people, one pinch pot at a time. The workshops are accessible, inclusive and fun, suitable for all ages and abilities.
Glenn B SWift Australian Storyteller, bringing the landscape alive through modern fable Friday evening with ghosts and grooblies!BEDTIME STORIES FRI KALEIDOSCOPE 6:30 PM
Kidz Kto be a star!joke or story-teller? Then Kidz Kaperz is for you. Spend 5 minutes on stage in front of a real live audience! Be sure to register early, Kidz Kaperz is always a hit!Presented by all-time favourite MC, Glenn B Swift
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Cook Up a Storm!KIDS IN THE KITCHEN Healthy, hands-on cooking workshops for young foodies!We create delicious fresh food to taste and enjoy. Come and join the fun in the nurturing atmosphere of the Retreat Kitchen. Book early to secure your place.GOOD FOOD FOR COOL DUDES WANTED ...Hungry youth with an interest in food to come and cook up some healthy vegetarian dishes. Classes are fun and interactive and in the hour you will make 4 to 5 things to take away and munch on. We are talking soups, frittatas, slices, stuff ed things etc . These classes suit students from 11 to 17 with an interest in food .Book early to secure your place.
animal yogaAnimal yoga is a safe and fun way for parents and small children to relax into the day ahead.SAT CLUB WEST 8:00 AM
ARRR IS FOR ADVENTURE SAT KALEIDOSCOPE 10:30 AMSUN KALEIDOSCOPE 11:30 AM PIRATE CIRCUS SAT CLUB WEST 1:00 PMSUN CLUB WEST 1:15 PM
FRI KALEIDOSCOPE 5:30 PMSAT KALEIDOSCOPE 11:30 AMSAT CLUB WEST 3:00 PMSUN CLUB WEST 10:00 AMSUN KALEIDOSCOPE 1:30 PM
FRI KALEIDOSCOPE 4:30 PMSAT CLUB WEST 10:00 AMSAT KALEIDOSCOPE 2:30 PMSUN KALEIDOSCOPE 10:30 AMSUN CLUB WEST 2:15 PM
SAT KALEIDOSCOPE 1:30 PMSUN KALEIDOSCOPE 3:30 PM
JOIN THE PARADESkill up for the parade, make a shaker and learn the samba moves! Meet Glenn the Jester for the parade SUN 4.45PM on the Chapel Lawn.
Children's festival
wood shedA space for all ages to go mental with hammer and nail! Build the wooden toy of your dreams, with the help of mum and dad.
Greg Hastings and Milly TaylorGreg Hastings and his daughter Milly Taylor will take you on a journey to the heart of Australia with some of Greg's classic favourites and Milly's beautiful songs.
Star-Trackers Join United Ulysses, Caring Koala, Bio-diverse Bandicoot, Responsible Ringtail Possum and their animal friends to learn about values through story and song.
Interactive storytelling with live music performances.
Phil Doncon's Paint StormPhil Doncon is undoubtedly a unique performer. Creating a 10 metre mural to music in a matter of minutes, combined with stunts and break dancing, his performances are a storm of energy, colour and creativity.
LOOK OUT FOR PHIL DONCON'S PAINT STORM ON THE CHAPEL LAWN, SATURDAY & SUNDAY
Playback theatrePerth Playback Theatre is 'theatre with a heartbeat': a unique way of sharing your experiences and seeing them brought to life. see page 37
NDORSE NDORSE is a chin tickling, fi nger clicking, bass wobbling, tea drinking button masher with a hammer and a spade, looking for the funky shades of grey. He sifts through genres faster than your local bread maker happy to prescribe anything good for the soul, armed with a fl agon of his unique bootlegs and mashups fusing pop with the good stuff .
TOTES RIDIC TOTES RIDIC will have your limbs fl ailin', your brains happyin', and your smiles explodin' in a riDONKulous workshop exploring improv, movement, theatre, clowning, expressing yo' self and being really...really....silly. Bring a friend! Bring fi ve friends! Bring your mum!...or leave your mum at the chapel and come down for the silliest thing you'll do this festival!
SATURDAY & SUNDAYPhil Doncon's Paint Storm will blow your mind. Massive murals painted in minutes in a storm of action!
Arty Brellas MagicWitty, wise, wonderful, wacky and well-worshipped creative Arty Brellas workshops with Tricia Stedman.
FRI KALEIDOSCOPE 9:00 PMSAT KALEIDOSCOPE 6:30 PMSAT KALEIDOSCOPE 9:00 PM
FRI KALEIDOSCOPE 7:45 PMSAT KALEIDOSCOPE 8:00 PM
SAT KALEIDOSCOPE 4:30 PMSUN KALEIDOSCOPE 12:30 PM
SAT KALEIDOSCOPE 3:30 PMSAT CLUB WEST 4:30 PMSUN KALEIDOSCOPE 2:30 PMSUN CLUB WEST 3:30 PM
CHAPEL LAWNWatch out for more children's activities on the Chapel Lawn.
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HIP HOP, POP 'N LOCK Urban with Jesse TeichelmanMy workshop is fun, upbeat and 'vivacious', and will have you on your feet! It is for anyone of any age and I will be able to teach you the basic fundamentals of hip hop and street. Following a small introductory performance at the start, you will learn a portion of a dance. At the end we will do a "confi dence circle" in which everyone will get the chance to showcase their talents, while friends (and others) stand around the outside of the circle and clap and cheer you on.
SAT HOOPLA 10:20 - 11:20 AMSUN HOOPLA 8:50 - 9:50 AM
Contact ImprovisationThe basic investigation of CI revolves around how two or more bodies move and dance while in physical contact. In these workshops we will explore ways of rolling in solo and getting comfortable 'improvising' in our bodies. Introducing the 'rolling point of contact' with a partner, experiencing connection through physical contact. We will focus on dancing with a partner with a shared centre, exploring through through improvising: 'listening'and 'speaking' through the 'pointof contact', sharing balance andgiving weight. AGE GROUP: 18+
SAT HOOPLA 9:00 - 10:00 AM
Souleiado French Dance GroupA workshop of some of our most loved French dances with clear demonstrations by Souleiado dancers and expert instruction by Laurel, the founder and teacher of the group. Dances are suitable for all age groups and abilities, so come and discover how to dance like a Breton, Poitevin or a Basque local.
SUN HOOPLA 4:10 - 5:10 PM
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See Fairbridge Festival from a new perspective and join Co3, Perth’s newest contemporary dance company, for an invigorating and creative session to explore the environment through movement. This 60-minute workshop includes a gentle warm-up followed by learning a series of contemporary dance exercises that will ignite the dancer within. No previous dance experience necessary.
SUN HOOPLA 11:20 - 12:20 PM
Perth Kukuleczka GroupSince 1991, The Polish Dance Group “Kukułeczka” has captured the hearts and minds of Australian communities in presenting traditional Polish culture. Members of the group are proud to learn Polish folkloric song and dance, enriching audiences with new cultural experiences.
SUN HOOPLA 3:00 - 4:00 PM
Irish Ceili withHilary McKennaA fun-fi lled introduction to Irish ceilí dancing for all ages led by master teacher Hilary McKenna and his super-sized ceilí orchestra featuring bands Fásta, The Freewheeler and Siar.
SAT HOOPLA 1:00 - 2:00 PM
Featuring bands Fásta, The Freewheeler and Siar
perth morris men The Perth Morris Men present ancient and not so ancient traditional Morris dances from the Cotswold Hills and other areas of England. The presentation is lively and spectacular. The music is live and the dances range from the gentle handkerchief waving to vigorous mock battle dances with large sticks.
Les CaramellesLes Caramelles was formed by a group of dancers who decided to share their passion for dancing. Les Caramelles started out performing traditional dances from the Indian Ocean (Sega, Maloya), but being such a melting pot of characters from Reunion Island, Mauritius, France, Congo and Venezuela; belly dance and african dances have now joined the mix! We look forward to sharing our world and passion with you, and delight you with a colourful and refreshing experience.
SAT HOOPLA 5:00 - 6:00 PM
Pub Jive & Rock 'n' RollThis casual workshop will teach you basic footwork and a few classical jive moves, and leave you with a simple and enjoyable routine. Come with a friend or come alone – students will change partners on a constant basis. We will be dressed in Classical Rock ’n' Roll style attire! SAT HOOPLA 2:20 - 3:20 PM
RANT STEPPINGThe North-East 'rant' step is a type of dance step now used for stepping in English ceilidhs. It's wide appeal to English teens and adults is obvious to anyone interested in re-invigorating Australian Bush Dancing.
SUN HOOPLA 10:00 - 11:00 AM
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Mad Tatters MorrisThe Mad Tatters Morris dancers are women and men who perform traditional dances from English villages along the border between England and Wales. The original idea was to scare away Welsh people! They dance with clashing sticks and lots of shouting.
SegaloyaSégaLoya is an open group where you will learn both the technique and the art of freestyling Séga, Maloya and more. Originaly from La Réunion Island, the teacher and choreographer, Mme Muriel Toulcanon runs her classes and workshops in the Perth area.Please join the workshop, experience a taste of the Indian Ocean dances and enjoy the performance at Fairbridge Festival 2016.
SUN HOOPLA 1:50 - 2:50 PM
SWING IT!Swing It! specialises in the authentic dances from the 1920s, '30s and '40s including Lindy Hop, Charleston and more. Workshops focus on the world of Swing music and Swing dancing. The Swing It! team includes some of the best dancers in the country.
SAT HOOPLA 11:40 - 12:40 PMSAT HOOPLA 3:40 - 4:40 PM
Red Sea PedestriansDance has long been used as an expression of joy since biblical times, and is believed to have a therapeutic eff ect: purifying the soul, promoting spiritual elation and unifying the community; and today still plays a part in Jewish family celebrations. Red Sea Pedestrians teach a range of exuberant dances from the Middle East and Eastern European traditions.
SUN HOOPLA 12:40 - 1:40 PM
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fair maids of perthFair Maids of Perth have been dancing since 1978. They perform with bright sticks and fl owery garlands, adding rhythm with wooden clogs and live music played on traditional instruments such as fi ddle and accordion.
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special concertsSATURDAYHenry Lawson's BirtHdayLoaded dogThis is a chance to share in the life of arguably Australia's most prominent literary figure. Not only did Loaded Dog purloin their moniker from one of Henry's stories, but through song, verse and anecdote, we guarantee you will come away with not only a sackful of stories but some new songs to sing.DINING HALL 10:00 - 11:00 AM
star HaVenJoin a round robin concert that showcases some of the brightest young stars at the festival Albert Gray, Jacob Diamond, Riley Pearce and Carla Geneve.DJINDALUX 10:00 – 11:15AM
scotcH yoUtH Voiceswith andrew wintonThe Scotch Youth Voices is a choir for young men who show a strong music potential and have a love of singing and performing. MANDJA 10:30 - 11:00AM eastwinds Persian MUsic coLLectiVeThis eight-piece group is a testament to Australian multiculturalism with four of its members being of Iranian/Persian background and the remaining members from far flung origins: Estonia, Japan, the UK and Australia. They perform songs in English, Persian and Estonian. DJINDALUX 2:00 - 3:00 pM
oLd scHooL aUdioFollowing the hugely successful sessions in 2015 come some wonderful single microphone concerts in the Clubhouse. Warmth, spontaneity and state of the art sound combine to make these concerts really special with festival artists clambering over each other to get involved.CLUBHOUSESESSIoN oNE: 2:15 – 3:15 Pm Cat and Clint, Powderkeg Reunion, The CompanySESSIoN TWo: 3:30 – 4:30 Pm The Mae Trio, Voicemail, Iris
canadian sHowcasesongs and stories of the north countryour fabulous Canadian artists join forces in a special concert of song- swapping and storytelling from their respective parts of Canada.Gordie Tentrees, Jaxon Haldane, Jaron Freeman-FoxMANDJA 7:00 – 8:15 pM
JUnKadeLic BiG BandGet hip to Junkadelic’s percussion section backing their six piece brass section; add bass, guitar and vocals AND Junkadelic’s resident mCs, you’ll be set for a high energy party to close mandja program on Saturday. Be there!MANDJA 8:35 – 9:35 pM
SUNDAYsinGinG tHe sPiritThe ever-popular Singing the Spirit concert is your chance to tune up your vocal chords for the day. Join Jenny Simpson as she introduces various festival artists to the stage to revel in a massed singalong. CHApEL 9:00 - 11:00 AM
PinJarra Hs swinG BandThe PSHS Swing Band showcases some of the talented music students (and their teacher!), delivering sweet sounds, camaraderie and a joke or two. MANDJA 9:30 - 10:15 AM
GUitar HeaVenFestival guitarists mix it up in a concert that showcases this amazingly diverse instrument. There are few corners of the musical universe that a guitar hasn’t explored and this year’s line-up of guitarists exemplifies just how diverse the instrument can be.Phillip Henry, Devon Sproule, Freddie White, Tony McManus and Beppe GambettaDJINDALUX 10:00 – 11:15 AM
FiddLeHeadsKind of says it all doesn’t it! Spend an hour and a bit with festival fiddlers in a fertile frenzy of frenetic, free-form and fickle fiddle fraternising. Far out!Andy Baylor, Sophie Lavoie, Charlie McCarthy, Rob Zeilinski, Ado Barker, Cat MoserMANDJA 10:30 – 11:45 AM
tHe BiG yarn sPinJoin the East Coast “bardsters”, the West Coast “dogs” (Loaded ones), Phil Gray (loaded as well) and sundry folk wits as they explore just which side of the country spins the biggest pile of yarn.DJINDALUX 11:30 – 12:45 pM
Boys wiLL Be BoysIt may be a slightly out-of-code idiom and a somewhat irresponsible excuse to sanction the spirited actions of “boys” these days, but really, what can you expect when a "rat pack" of guitar-besotted lads performs on the one stage?Andrew Winton, Jordan McRobbie, Chris MatthewsDINING HALL 12:30 – 2:00 pM
VintaGe MandoLinCellist extraordinaire, Peter Grayling, is also an accomplished mandolinist and combined with the talented Rachel Armstrong, they present a concert of sparkling ragtime tunes played on their admirable collection of vintage mandolins.CHApEL 1:30 – 2:00pM
oLd scHooL aUdioContinues with two more performances around the single mic.CLUBHOUSESESSIoN oNE: 2:00 – 3:15 Pm The Company, Powderkeg Reunion, Lucky Oceans and friendsSESSIoN TWo: 3:30 – 4:30 Pm Gordie Tentrees, Cat and Clint, One Up, Two Down supperclub revue
friday and saturday - $40 PP 6:30 - 8:30pm the dining hall - DooRS oPEN 6Pm
As the sun sets, the Dining Hall morphs into a cosy supperclub complete with twinkling candles and artisan wines by the glass or bottle.
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Turkish bread and dips
plus your choice of main:Thai green chicken curry, rice, salad (GF)pumpkin ravioli, capsicum, red onion, white wine, cream (V)
Coconut-crumbed fish pieces, chips, salad (GF)Steak sandwich, onion relish, chips, salad Asian squid & veg stir-fry, egg noodles
Drop in for a drink or – even better – pre-book your dinner seats online and sit back as mC Jane Cornes introduces a showcase of eclectic festival acts curated specially for Supperclub Revue. $40 includes reserved table seating, real glassware and a simple, hearty two-course meal with choices (see menu right). Online bookings open now:trybooking.com/KCaW
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FRIDAYGALLOPING FOXLEYSFolk Jam WorkshopCome and jam along to some old-time classics, folk, country and Irish music with Galloping Foxleys! We'll stick to easy keys for jamming, which is a fun way to build up your playing skills, and great for beginners or anyone wanting to have a play and a good ol' sing. BYO banjo, mandolin, ukulele, guitar, spoons, fi ddle, melodeon.CLUBHOUSE 1:00 - 2:00 PM
SHANTY CLUBImprovisation for BeginnersIn addition to being folk music fans, both Carlo and Wyatt are professional standups and improvisers, performing around the world. This workshop for teenagers is in improvisation in theatre-sports-type games, basic improvisation rules and tips, and even longer-form story structures.CLUBHOUSE 2:15 - 3:15 PM
PHILLIP HENRY AND HANNAH MARTINTraditional folk linesHistorical research, weaving story and song. Join this award-winning British duo exploring traditional folk lines.CLUBHOUSE 3:30 - 4:30 PM
CHRIS MATTHEWSStrings and Things!Join Chris Matthews as he delves into the world of improvisation, alternate tunings, diff erent guitar techniques, switching between instruments and looking outside the square when it comes to playing and song writing.RETREAT 1:00 - 2:00 PM
THE MAE TRIOHarmony WorkshopThe Mae Trio hosts a Harmony Workshop for aspiring singers from all walks of life. With previous experience working with community choirs and school choirs they will share their expertise in three-part harmony with would-be singers no matter what level of experience.RETREAT 2:15 - 3:15 PM
IRISInstant Choir with IrisCome and immerse yourself in the joy of singing with others, in this instant choir workshop with the lovely women from Iris. From those who have never sung in a choir before to seasoned professionals, all are welcome.RETREAT 3:30 - 4:30 PM
workshops & presentations
in conversationat the clubhouseJoin a conversation with some of our international visitors and others as the Clubhouse becomes a chat-fest of inspirational stories and glimpses into the inner worlds of music making and playing.
SATURDAYIN CONVERSATION
Steve Barnes speaks with FástaCLUBHOUSE 10:00 - 11:00 AM
Lucky Oceans speaks with Andy BaylorCLUBHOUSE 11:30 - 12:30 PM
Doug Spencer speaks with Devon SprouleCLUBHOUSE 1:00 - 2:00 PM
SUNDAYIN CONVERSATION
Gina Williams speaks with Neil MurrayCLUBHOUSE 10:00 - 11:00 AM
Charlie MGee speaks with Recycled String BandCLUBHOUSE 11:15 - 12:15 PM
Doug Spencer speaks with Tony McManus and Beppe GambettaCLUBHOUSE 12:30 - 1:30 PM
SATURDAY GLENN SWIFT Alexander Technique Misapplied eff ort is the surest way to hurt yourself in performance, whether you're a singer or an instrumentalist. You can learn to spot and stop the simple triggers that create the complex problems of poor technique in performance. You've been hearing about the Alexander technique for years, now you can fi nd out why. RETREAT 9:15 - 10:15 AM
DANIEL WATKINS (One Up, Two Down)Jam WorkshopImpromptu jamming is one of the most enjoyable settings in which to play Bluegrass Music. Join Dan to de-mystify the etiquette of Bluegrass jamming, with a hands-on approach and participation mandatory.RETREAT 10:30 - 11:30 AM
JAMIE CLARK (The Company)Bluegrass Guitar WorkshopAustralian fl atpick guitar champion Jamie Clark, breaks down the picking techniques and licks that defi ne this challenging guitar style. Jamie is a seasoned guitar instructor and you'll be sure to go away with plenty to work on, and, inspiration to boot.RETREAT 11:45 AM– 12:45 PM
SOPHIE LAVOIE (Fásta) Quebec FiddlingSophie demonstrates the French Canadian fi ddle style and teaches a tune from the repertoire.RETREAT 1:00 - 2:00 PM
INGLORIOUS BARDSTERSWho says "Rhyme doesn't pay"?Our fun-fi lled workshop lifts the lid on the much-maligned Bush Poetry genre and proves once, and for all, that modern day Bush Poetry is not only about cattle drives, sunlit plains and dying horses.RETREAT 2:15 - 3:15 PM
SHANTY CLUBImprovisation for Beginners In addition to being folk music fans, both Carlo and Wyatt are professional standups and improvisers, performing around the world. This workshop for teenagers is in improvisation in theatre-sports-type games, basic improvisation rules and tips, and even longer-form story structures.RETREAT 3:30 - 4:30 PM
EASTWINDSKristiina Maalaps (Estonia) and Saba Kafami (Iran) will take participants on a journey into both the ancient Estonian runic song form and some lyrical folk melodies of the Persian tradition. This workshop will also feature some of the exotic instruments of the Persian tradition and a few surprises too. There will also be opportunities for participation.RETREAT 4:45 - 5:45 PM
SUNDAYYOGA AND SOUND MEDITATIONAttend gentle morning yoga and sound meditation class, let us open your heart, clear your mind and raise your spirit setting the scene for an amazing experience at Fairbridge festival.SUN RETREAT 8 - 10 AM
IRISH FLUTEDougal Adams & Ben Stephenson from The FreewheelerDougal and Ben come together to share, compare and contrast their approaches to the tunes.RETREAT 11:15 AM- 12:15 PM
GREG ARNOLD (Things of Stone and Wood)Your Song MattersFacilitated by Dr Greg Arnold (APRA Songwriter of the Year, Things of Stone and Wood) the session will run through various techniques to compose and craft songs. It will also provide artists with the chance to showcase their material in a supportive workshop environment. Greg has a PhD in song writing and record production and is the head of one of Australia's most comprehensive song writing bachelor degrees (NMIT Bachelor of Music Industry). RETREAT 12:30 - 1:30 PM
FIACHRA O’REGAN (Fásta)What are Uilleann pipes and how do they work?Fiachra dissembles his pipes to show all of the working parts, and give history on the instrument as well as live demonstrations. If anybody has a set of Uilleann pipes they are welcome to take them and learn a tune after the demonstration. RETREAT 1:45 - 2:45 PM
ANDY BAYLORIntroducing Cajun fi ddle stylesAndy Baylor presents an overview of the Cajun style on fi ddle. He discusses the history of the music and the Cajun people and demonstrates the hallmarks of the style – including rhythmic devices, blues feeling and eff ects, bowing and ornamentation. Andy will teach several tunes including a waltz and a two-step. The workshop is suitable for all levels.RETREAT 3:00 - 4:00 PM
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health & spirit
YOGA AND SOUND MEDITATIONAttend gentle morning yoga and sound meditation class, let us open your heart, clear your mind and raise your spirit setting the scene for an amazing experience at Fairbridge Festival.SUN RETREAT 8 - 10 AM
FAIRBRIDGE LABYRINTH/MANDALA This ancient divine imprint is found in spiritual traditions in various forms around the world. By walking the labyrinth we are discovering a long forgotten mystical tradition. Come softly and often to this space, walk the mysterious, winding path in silence or with music, making your way to the centre, as the walk becomes a metaphor for your own life journey. Breathe: walk slowly and with purpose. Follow the path and listen for the sound of your spirit song. Near Djindalux, behind the Chapel.
RAINBOW YOGISFun yoga adventures with Rainbow Pammy’s creative and imaginative storytelling, designed to help children focus on the moves and bring in an awareness of environment, health and self-discovery.SAT CHAPEL LAWN 10:00 AMSUN CHAPEL LAWN 9:00 AM
ANIMAL YOGAAnimal yoga is a safe and fun way for parents and small children to relax into the day ahead.SAT CLUB WEST 8:00 AM
YOGATEENSStretch those tired, danced-out muscles, learn breathing patterns to de-stress and relax, recharge and renew with Yogateens.SUN CLUB WEST 8:00 AM
TRANQUILAOur healing therapies area where you will fi nd relaxation and bliss! Take the time to visit the haven that is Tranquila; massage, refl exology, bowen therapy, homeopathy fi rst aid and other healing modalities to energise and renew. In front of Fairbridge House and on the way to Djindalux.
MORNING WAKE UP WITH TAOIST TAI CHIThe Taoist Tai Chi society invites you to a demonstration of the Tai Chi set by volunteer performers, and to participate in a workshop in which you will learn some of the moves. Experience the physical and mental benefi ts for yourself. Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese form of physical and mental exercise to promote health.SAT HOOPLA 7:00 AM
MOTHER HEN'S COOPMother Hen’s Coop is under the shady trees near Kaleidoscope. This little haven for mums and dads provides a comfy place to feed and change bub. There's a change table and natural sanitising cleanser.
ZEN GARDENZen Garden is an installation consisting of two main features – a diverse network of hanging kokedama clay-moss balls and a central Zen Garden area with a large, shallow sandpit raked and groomed in the Japanese karesansui “dry landscape” style, including feature rocks and plants. The garden will be transient, ever changing and at the whim of any and all who wish to interact with it.
Discovet this peaceful place on the way to Djindalux.
WAAGYLThe Rainbow Serpent is coming to Fairbridge! The Waagyl is a collaborative artwork that you, as a visitor to Fairbridge Festival, are encouraged to participate in. The Serpent will be easily found around Mandja and Gus's bar, just watch your feet! Come and visit her, bring your most colourful bottle caps, fl owers, or knick knacks from your house and help give the Waagyl the colour of her namesake. Learn her stories, and talk with J.J. Lane, a talented young artist who helped to give the Serpent her spots. This artwork has been designed as a metaphor for the relationship we continue to build with the Traditional Owners of the land – something that should be cherished, respected, and help inspire us, and future generations.
STRETCH ARTS FESTIVAL7 & 8 May 2016
art installationsperformance
live music
FREE workshops and activities for all ages
Spectacular Opening Event‘Alchemy - Lights on the Bay’
Fire I Projection I Food I Markets
Friday 6 May
www.mandurah.wa.gov.au/stretchfestival.htm
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Prof Peter NewmaN AOJohn Curtin Distinguished Professor of Sustainability
sustainabilitysustainabilitySATURDAY maNdja marquee 12.15 - 1.15 Pm
Sustainability and climate change: where we are winning and where we are notProfessor Newman will present international and local examples of positive actions for climate change and sustainable development. Come along and see how the world is changing and how we can create better pathways.
Prof dora mariNova CUSP Director
dr Gary BurkeCUSP researcher
SunDAY diNiNG HaLL 10.30 am - 12 NooN
The SuSTainabiliTy Journey Food, Festivals, Arts, Low Carbon Living and EconomicsCUSP Director Prof Dora Marinova will host short presentations followed by a Q&A panel on various aspects of sustainability, climate change and our next steps together.CUSP specialises in projects that blend theory with practice to create sustainable outcomes. The international Climate Change Accord at Paris (Dec 2015) and the UN Sustainable Development Goals launched in Sept 2015 have created unprecedented affirmation for constructive local and global action for sustainability.
Please come and chat with us at the CUSP tent about YOUR sustainability research ideas anytime.
CUSP is delighted to be affiliated with the sustainability initiatives of Fairbridge Festival. We look forward to working with other community groups and businesses who want to move towards sustainability pathways. Further details: Dr Gary Burke [email protected]
josH ByrNeCUSP Research fellow and
ABC Gardening Australia presenter
Sustainable Living at Josh’s House – Mainstreaming High Performance HousingJosh’s House is an innovative two-lot subdivision project in Hilton WA that demonstrates that high performance homes can be built for a comparable cost and timeframe to regular houses.The houses have been thoughtfully positioned for good solar orientation and to maximise gardening space. The homes collect and recycle water and generate their own power. The landscaping includes outdoor living areas built from locally sourced materials, strategic shading, extensive food production, native gardens and engaging play spaces.Detailed monitoring is being undertaken and communicated as part of a high profile research project through Curtin University and the CRC for Low Carbon Living. Josh will be explaining the key design features of his house and the data to date.
Josh Byrne is an environmental scientist, landscape designer and TV presenter. He is Director of Josh Byrne & Associates – a multi award-winning Fremantle-based consulting practice integrating the fields of landscape architecture, environmental engineering and urban water management, and a Research Fellow with Curtin University’s Sustainability Policy Institute. Josh is well known for his role on ABC TV’s Gardening Australia program where, over the past 12 years, he’s demonstrated practical ways to create sustainable urban landscapes to a national audience.
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Don't miss Peter and Josh on stage in Mandja Marquee - Saturday 12.15 to 1.15 pm.
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We interact with the audience, gathering your experiences, from small moments to deep impactful stories, and then we act as a mirror, refl ecting back their story with humour, pathos, integrity and heart. Our interactive performances workshops get you up and doing Playback for yourselves! Come and play!
SATURDAY IN THE LOFT10:00 - 11:00 AM KIDS INTERACTIVE PERFORMANCE WORKSHOP AGE 6-1212:00 - 1:00 PM YOUTH/ADULT INTERACTIVE PERFORMANCE WORKSHOP6:00 PM JAMBACK - AUDIENCE STORIES ARE TURNED INTO LIVE IMPROVISED MUSIC FEATURING SPECIAL GUESTS FROM THE FESTIVAL. SUNDAY IN THE LOFT10:00 - 11:00 AM KIDS INTERACTIVE PERFORMANCE WORKSHOP AGE 6-1212:00 - 1:00 PM YOUTH/ADULT INTERACTIVE PERFORMANCE WORKSHOP
Playback TheatrePerth Playback Theatre is 'theatre with a heartbeat': a unique way of sharing your experiences and seeing them brought to life.
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PERTH PLAYBACK OPEN REHEARSALS come and watch, or watch AND play! May 1st, June 5th, July 3rd
PERTH PLAYBACK WORKSHOPS
MAY 15TH - INTERNATIONAL FAMILIES DAY
workshop for adults and kids!
JULY 10TH - WORLD DAY FOR INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE -
adult workshop
PERTH PLAYBACK PUBLIC PERFORMANCES JULY 30TH - INTERNATIONAL DAY OF FRIENDSHIP.
NOVEMBER 20TH - INTERNATIONAL MEN'S DAY.
More dates TBC.
FOR DATES/VENUES/BOOKING INFO PLEASE SEE
www.perthplayback.com.au
After the festivalPERTH PLAYBACK THEATRE in Perth 2016
at fairbridge in the loft
"Kids loved it, especially my daughter - a lot of fun"
"Very good workshop, well run, no pressure and fun!"QUOTES FROM 2015 FAIRBRIDGEFESTIVAL PARTICIPANTS
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3 Days 9 Venues Over 80 Acts Workshops Youth Events Festival Club Story-telling Yurt And more!
720 ABC BREAKFAST
Join Tracy Vo and Sabrina Hahn as they broadcast live from Kaleidoscope on Saturday morning. They’ll be chatting with special guests and having fun with the audience. Listen to some of your favourite festival acts and hear their stories! PLUS enjoy a delicious sausagesizzle breakfast catered by the festival’s own “Sizzling Sisters, Banger Brothers, Coff ee Mate and Fruity Fred”. (until supplies run out)SAT KALEIDOSCOPE 6-10 AM
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VENUES BACKLOT A festival within a festival – off the main drag and in the woods behind Nightingale Cottage – Backlot is a cool mix of inspired music, crafty crafts, hands-on workshops and a chilled out chai space.
CHAPEL Located at the top of Market Street, and adjacent to catering area. This beautiful acoustic venue is ideal for vocal and intimate music concerts. The adjacent lawns are set for fun activities and provide a great place to relax.
CLUBHOUSE A place of special memories for the Old Fairbridgians who grew up in the village. It’s the home of intimate concerts with an emphasis on traditional music and special musical presentations, including Old School Audio and In Conversations events. The Village Museum (open all day) can be found in the East Wing. The Clubhouse kitchen is the home of the Good Food for Cool Dudes cooking sessions
CLUB WEST The west wing of the Clubhouse (downhill side) is used for Kids’ events and some dance workshops.
DINING HALL We program this village-run venue with performances all day on Saturday and Sunday so you can enjoy your meal with a variety of entertainment. Then from 6:30 - 8:30pm on Friday and Saturday, the Dining Hall morphs into a cosy wine bar – complete with twinkling candles. Pre-book your table for dinner then sit back as MC Jane Cornes introduces a showcase of festival acts curated especially for Supperclub Revue.
DJINDALUX Our star attraction! The name is a fusion of two ancient languages – Noongar and Latin, and translates as starlight. The venue replaces Riverside and is situated behind the Chapel. You won’t miss the entranceway.
GUS’S BAR A place to meet up with friends old and new! Centrally located opposite Mandja and food caterers, Gus’s bar sells Guinness. What more do you need to know?! Pop in for a chat and discover your favourite act doing a cameo on stage.
HOOPLA (on the basketball court) Put your dancing shoes on! Dance displays and workshops during the day and some serious grrooooving at night!
KALEIDOSCOPE Provides all day entertainment for the younger ones (and Mum and Dad too!). Find us in our new location to the east of the swimming pool. Now open into the evening for slightly older kids (11-15 yrs) to have a dance and hang out!
LOFT Upstairs in the Clubhouse, this small and intimate venue is home to Playback Theatre during the day (the most interactive fun you’ll have!). Entrance located across from the Garden Bar. Strictly no food or drink allowed and leave your shoes at the door.
MANDJA Our main concert venue, (opposite Gus’s Bar) and home to spectacular live music shows across the folk and world music genre. Mandja means “meeting place” in the local Noongar language.
PAPER SCISSORS ROCK Hands on art and create workshops for children of all ages. Located under the trees opposite Kaleidoscope.
RETREAT The old girl with the blue roof (look for the clock tower – it’s behind there). Masterclasses and workshops are held in one room and Kids in the Kitchen cooking sessions are in the retreat kitchen.
RUBY’S This is a licensed and seated venue tucked in behind Fairbridge House and adjacent to the Garden Bar. One of our most popular venues – it is a place to sit, relax and enjoy a drink with your music. While it is informal, Ruby's is still a concert space and we ask that audiences keep noise to a minimum during the performances.
NOTE for parents and guardians FOR THOSE WITH YOUNG CHILDREN: The festival is family-friendly, but it can be distressing when young ones get parted from mum/dad/their carer. We do not provide child-care, so please be sure you always know where your little ‘uns are. Write your mobile number on children’s wristbands, and be sure they know where Festival HQ is should they get lost (in Belfast Cottage - the big green cottage towards the entrance, adjacent to the fi rst aid post.)
essentialsARTISTS CENTRAL AND INSTRUMENT LOCK-UPThis service for musicians is located between Mandja and Clive Cottage. Artists are strongly encouraged to use this facility to store their instruments.
BABY FEEDING AND CHANGING Mother Hen’s Coop is under the shady trees near Kaleidoscope. This little haven for mums and dads provides a comfy place to feed and change bub. There's a change table and natural sanitising cleanser.
CAMPING AND VEHICLE MOVEMENT For the comfort of others, please do not drive around the campgrounds or festival precinct once you have set up your campsite. There are specifi c ‘no vehicle movement’ areas and these must be observed. Take care to park your vehicle off access ways and do not block others.
CATERING Food and drink stalls operate all weekend providing a variety of healthy food. You'll fi nd them south of the Chapel and next to Hoopla. Fairbridge Village run the Dining Hall serving breakfast and lunch and play host to the Supperclub RevueFriday & Saturday evenings 6:30 - 8:30pm.EFTPOS FACILITIES Eftpos and cash-out facilities are available at the Ticket Tent and Festival Shop.FAIRBRIDGE VILLAGE GENERAL STORE On the right as you come in the front gate – for ice, bread, milk, newspapers, enquiries about the village accommodation, and a coff ee shop. FESTIVAL INFO & RAFFLE TICKET SALES At the top of Market Street,near the Festival Shop. You can buyraÏ e tickets here and get generalinformation about the festival. Volunteer Central will also be co-located here to register for the top-up team. A phone-chargingservice will operate for a small fee (funds go to The Quest). Bring your own charger. Thurs 9-6, Fri 8-8, Sat 7-8, Sun 7-5.FESTIVAL HQ Festival administration is at Belfast Cottage. Lost/found property; lost children/parents; incident reports; and festival compliments/complaints feedback registers are here. On the left side of the road as you come into the site, see the St John First Aid post.
FESTIVAL SHOP – CDS AND MERCHANDISE In front of the Chapel lawn, at the top of Market Street.
FIRST AID The St John Ambulance fi rst aid van is located on the main street as you come into the festival site, next to HQ.
GETAWAY OUTDOORS MERCHANDISE TENTConveniently located on marketstreet opposite the swimmingpool for all the essentials you mayhave forgotten – from tent pegsto batteries. The friendly GetawayOutdoors staff will have you coveredat this one stop shop for festivalgoers.LICENSED VENUES The festival runs two licensed venues: Gus’s Bar opposite Mandja, and and the Garden Bar (behind Heath Cottage and adjacent to Ruby's). No alcohol to be consumed outside these venues. Note: the festival has a zero-tolerance policy on under-age drinking.LOST PROPERTY, CHILDREN OR PARENTS To report lost persons or property or to see if what you’ve lost has been found, please go to Festival HQ in Belfast cottage. All children must wear a wristband, with parent contact number, at all times.NO SMOKING Smoking is not permitted in any of the venues or on thoroughfares. See the map in the program book for no smoking areas of the festival precinct.RESPECT THE VILLAGE – LEAVE NO TRACE Help us to eradicate all rubbish left in the camping areas and festival precinct. Please put your rubbish in the appropriate bins – and never on the ground! RAFFLE An integral part of the fundraising that keeps this festival going! Buy up big for your chance to win a fabulous hand-crafted Scott Wise guitar and other fantastic prizes.SAFETY TIPS Sorry – no campfi res. This is a rural site with uneven ground – be aware of hazards such as concrete kerbs, ditches, and big gumnuts – and use a torch at night. Wear a hat, sunscreen, and drink plenty of water during the festival.VOLUNTEER CHECK-IN AND VOLUNTEER CENTRALLocated next to the Festival Merchandise Shop at the top of Market Street.
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Festival team Board membersPresident IAN LILBURNEVice President JANE ABERDEENTreasurer KERRI WARNERSecretary COLLEEN DIXONMember ERIC RIPPERMember HILARY MCKENNAMember MATHEW COOMBERMember HENRY JACKSON
Program DirectorsArtistic Director ROD VERVESTChildren's Program MILU SHURMANCommunity Dance Program HILARY MCKENNAYouth Program MAISIE GLEN
FESTIVAL OPERATIONS GROUP (FOG)staffGeneral Manager LYN (WOODY) SHURMANAssistant Manager ANNETTE GRIFFITHSMarketing Communications LEANNE CASELLASProduction Manager JAMES SAVAGEProduction Assistant KAT TRAILLTicketing Manager LOUISE VERMEULEN
Area Managers and SupervisorsArtist Central ANDREA BECKArtist Transport FRAN JONESCamping RENATE CHARBAN and DOUGLAS SCOTTCatering GUS ATKINSEntry and Parking DERRICK KERSHAWFestival HQ LOUISE BYARDFestival Markets KYLIE WHEATLEYFestival RaÏ e RUTH BELBENFestival Shop JOANNA BROWN and GABBY HOWLETTHospitality NATALIE TAYLORInstrument Transport NOEL KENNYLicensed Venues GUS ATKINSPaper Scissors Rock JANE BARWELLSignage and Decoration KIM SHURMANTicket Tent LOUISE VERMEULENTable-Top Troopers JACQUI FARRINGTONVolunteers GARETH ALMONDYouth Arts Space NATALIE NIVISON
FOG supportCatering STEWART NEUSSComperes ROS BARNESCorporate Signage PHIL MCFEGGANFace Painting VYNKA JINMANFestival Treasury GWEN EDWARDSMarketing Communications and Quest admin assistants
ALYCE GRULICH and ELLIE GRANGERProgram Guide Design & Production SHERYL STEPHENS720ABC Breakfast ROSEMARY ROBERTSONSocial Media FELICITY HILLStaff Meals JENNY WILSON and ROSEMARY ROBERTSONStreet Team Coordinator SARAH MORRISONTicket Tent – Scanning DANICA KERSHAWWebsite TSE YIN CHANG
the fairbridge questProject Manager LEANNE CASELLAS
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raffleFIRST PRIZE VALUE $5000SCOTT WISE all Australian guitar.
The 2016 Scott Wise Fairbridge guitar is his model HD, a mid-sized body with the smooth sound and sustain of larger guitars. As with all Fairbridge Festival guitars of the last 23 years it features Australian woods; with WA Jarrah back and sides, a Sitka Spruce soundboard, Wandoo Fingerboard and Queensland maple neck. It comes with a hard case and Wise leather strap. We thank Scott for the generous donation of this beautiful instrument.
ORGETAWAY OUTDOORS & FAIRBRIDGE FESTIVAL PACKAGE – VALUE $2200
Festival 2017 Family 3 Day Festival with Camping ticket, and a fabulous camping equipment package. We thank Getaway Outdoors for their generous donation and support.
SECOND PRIZE
Remaining prize after 1st prize-winner has selected.
THIRD PRIZE VALUE $1384WOODFORD FOLK FESTIVAL SEASON TICKETS Camping Tickets (airfares not included) to the 2016/2017 Festival at Woodford, Queensland from 27/12/16 to 1/1/2017. We thank Woodford Folk Festival for their generous donation and support.
FOURTH PRIZE VALUE $1000ZENITH MUSIC VOUCHER Perth’s specialist music store for over forty years. This Voucher is valid for musical goods from stock to the value of $1000. We thank Zenith Music for their generous donation and support.
FIFTH PRIZE VALUE $940FAIRBRIDGE VILLAGE COTTAGE ACCOMMODATION FOR 2 NIGHTS Take a well-earned break with family and/or friends in ‘Belfast’ or another cottage of similar size. Restrictions apply, and subject to availability. We thank Fairbridge Village for their kind donation and support.
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Thank you to all our hundreds of volunteers.
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Fairbridge Guitars
Since 1992 Scott Wise has made the Fairbridge raffle guitar in several different models, all utilising Australian woods.
This year’s guitar is Scott’s Model HD, a mid-sized steel string designed for the sustain and tone found in larger guitars.
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