Upcoming Performances will be at our temporary Venue: Got Ya Back Productions studio, Scout Hall, 56 Hollingworth Street, Port Macquarie.
TIME: Doors at 7:30pm. Music from 8pm
TICKETS: Pre-sale tickets: $35, Members: $30
At door on night: $40
VENUE: Got Ya Back Productions studio, Scout Hall, 56 Hollingworth Street, Port Macquarie.
DURATION: Approx 2.5 hours
CATERING: Bar open selling beer, wine, tea, coffee, cold drinks, icecreams and Baba Lila chocs (cash preferred)
ARIA Award-winning tabla virtuoso Bobby Singh is coming to Sydney to promote his extraordinary new album Sutradhaar - a deeply collaborative and cross-cultural musical journey featuring some of Australia’s finest musicians and composed by his guru, Dr Aneesh Pradhan. Meaning ‘string-holder’ or ‘narrator’ in Sanskrit, Sutradhaar’s compositions were written by Dr Aneesh Pradhan and arranged Sydney-based jazz icon, Sandy Evans, before being recorded and woven together into a rich, genre-defying suite of music by a family of extraordinary musicians including Jeff Lang, Greg Sheehan, Lara Goodridge, Shenzo Gregorio, Ben Walsh, Zela Margossian and Tjupurru. The result is an album that transcends genre and geography, bridging Indian classical traditions, jazz, and blues, grounded by the deep resonance of Australian soil through the inclusion of the didgeribone.
TIME: Doors at 7:30pm. Music from 8pm
TICKETS: Pre-sale tickets: $35, Members: $30
At door on night: $40
VENUE: Got Ya Back Productions studio, Scout Hall, 56 Hollingworth Street, Port Macquarie.
DURATION: Approx 2.5 hours
CATERING: Bar open selling beer, wine, tea, coffee, cold drinks, icecreams and Baba Lila chocs (cash preferred)
Enda Kenny won many hearts at last year’s Dorrigo Folk Festival, and we’re delighted to welcome him back to Wauchope Arts.
A gifted singer-songwriter and captivating storyteller, Enda has a rare ability to weave songs and stories together with warmth, humour and insight. In 2025 he enjoyed his busiest year since the 1990s, headlining across the UK on his 30th Anniversary Tour. Highlights included nine shows at Whitby Folk Week and main stage appearances at Warwick, Stainsby and Bromyard festivals.
Described by The Sydney Morning Herald as “Australia’s best folksinger” and by Folk on Tap in the UK as “a cracking live act”, Enda is known for performances that are as entertaining as they are heartfelt. His shows are filled with laughter, memorable melodies and plenty of opportunities for audiences to sing along.
It’s no surprise he continues to pack theatres and festival venues wherever he travels.
TIME: 2:30pm - 5pm AEST
TICKETS: Pre-sale tickets: $35, Members: $30
At door on night: $40
VENUE: Got Ya Back Productions studio, Scout Hall, 56 Hollingworth Street, Port Macquarie.
DURATION: Approx 2.5 hours
At the helm of The Three Seas is Australian composer and saxophonist Matt Keegan, whose pursuit of new sonic frontiers led him to India in 2009. It was there, in the enchanting town of Santiniketan, West Bengal, that fate brought the ensemble together. From this meeting of cultures and an immediate musical connection, The Three Seas emerged, an energetic and uplifting fusion shaped by instinct, tradition, and exploration.
Fronting the ensemble is Baul singer Raju Das, whose resplendent voice and magnetic stage presence are elevated by his mastery of the khamak and its irresistibly danceable rhythms. Born into a nomadic tribe with a rich cultural heritage and its own language, Raju carries forward traditions steeped in spirituality and a profound connection to the energetic life force within the human body. These philosophies, expressed through song and movement, form the foundation of The Three Seas’ contemporary interpretations of ancient Baul music, celebrating the enduring human spirit.
Darjeeling-born singer and multi-instrumentalist Deoashish Mothey adds depth and texture with his soulful vocals and Himalayan-inspired soundscapes. His command of a range of West Bengali stringed instruments brings intricate, mesmerising layers that weave seamlessly into the ensemble’s sound.
On drums, Gaurab Chatterjee, known for his work with Bengali rock pioneers Lakkhichhara, injects the music with rhythmic vitality, drawing from a deep well of traditional West Bengali folk percussion.
At various points, the ensemble is joined by collaborators Cameron Dyall, Steve Elphick, and Brendan Clark, each contributing to an ever-expanding and richly textured sonic palette.
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Upcoming Performances will be at our temporary Venue: Got Ya Back Productions studio, Scout Hall, 56 Hollingworth Street, Port Macquarie.
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