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John Smith with Port Fairy Folk Festival, Charm of Finches, and more

Mar 7, 2025  ·  Southcombe Park, Port Fairy Southcombe Park, Port Fairy

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Charm of Finches from Melbourne crafts haunting folk-pop music. Known for albums like "Wonderful Oblivion" and winning Best Folk Album at Australian Folk Music Awards 2022. Collaborated with producer Daniel Ledwell.
Mick Thomas, born in Yallourn, Victoria, is an Australian folk-rock singer and playwright. Known for ARIA-winning band Weddings, Parties, Anything with the hit "Father's Day," he later formed the Sure Thing and the Roving Commission. He blends punk energy with folk and country, collaborating with Mark Wallace and others, also writing plays.
Born in Australia, Missy's albums like "The Sound Of White," and "On A Clear Night" hit millions globally. A multiple ARIA winner, she's known for tours with John Butler Trio+ and her work on ABC's 'Total Control.'
Born in Essex and raised by the Devon seaside, John Smith mixes British folk and American guitar styles. Known for his fingerstyle and slide guitar, he has over 100 million Spotify streams and a global fanbase.
Muireann Bradley, born in Donegal, Ireland, is deeply influenced by 1920s-1970s blues. Known for authentic live-recorded songs, her album recalls the raw sound of early blues with no modern tricks.
Born in Atlanta, Cat Power (Chan Marshall) blends folk, blues, and soul. Known for emotional songs and soul-stirring covers, she's acclaimed for albums like "The Greatest" and "Moon Pix," collaborating with legends and indie artists alike. Influential in shaping indie music, boasting several high-charting albums and an award-winning presence.
Pop savant Todd Rundgren, from Upper Darby, PA, is known for "Hello, It's Me" and "Bang on the Drum All Day." He played with Nazz, led Utopia, produced artists like Meat Loaf and XTC, and collaborated with Ringo Starr's band and Lindstrøm. A pioneer in music video and electronic music, Todd's hits and experimental work won him a dedicated cult following.
Ruthie Foster's "Healing Time" album pushes her songwriting and performance boundaries. She collaborated with producers Mark Howard and Dan Barrett, recording at Electric Deluxe studio, Austin. Known for spiritually healing music, the album features top Austin musicians and the Black Pumas members.
Scottish band SKERRYVORE, from Isle of Tiree, blends folk, trad, rock, and Americana. Twice won Scotland’s Live Act of the Year (2016, 2011). Known for dynamic global tours.
Hannah Aldridge, born in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, blends Americana with noir indie pop. Known for "Razor Wire" and "Gold Rush," she tours globally, captivating audiences with her gritty, melodic voice.
Scottish folk trio Talisk, known for their energetic style and major global hits, has gained fame with over 15 million streams and sold out shows worldwide. Winners of multiple BBC awards, played BBC One's Hogmanay show.
Ugandan-born, Austin-based Jon Muq, a singer-songwriter, blends African and Western music styles in his thought-provoking songs. Known for uplifting tracks, he's collaborated with Dan Auerbach and toured with icons like Billy Joel and Norah Jones.
Koady Chaisson sparked indie-folk band The East Pointers, winning JUNOs with vibrant, electro-trad tunes. Passed away in 2022, his legacy endures through impactful music.
Bonny Light Horseman, formed by Anaïs Mitchell, Eric D. Johnson, & Josh Kaufman, received a Grammy nod for their folk debut. Known for "Deep in Love," they blend indie and American roots with vibrant collaborations.
Best UK Artist 2021-2023, Dean's 9 solo albums blend Scottish identity with Americana. Known for collabs with Calexico and supergroup Buffalo Blood. Celebrated by Ian Rankin, Irvine Welsh, and Bob Harris.

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