Sydney jam and performance night Bluegrass @ Yulli’s has one more show left for 2017 with the announcement of their Christmas special next Wednesday 13th December.
As always the night will kick off with an all-in jam where you’re invited to bring down an instrument from 6pm and belt out some old timey and bluegrass tunes.
Then from 8pm South Coast band The Water Runners will take to the stage to show off their unique blend of folk, country, bluegrass and rockabilly.
Sydney jam night Bluegrass @ Yulli’s is all set to hold its annual UNHCR Fundraiser at Yulli’s in Surry Hills on the 15th November this year.
Following on from last year’s super successful “Bluesgrassified” theme, where a number of Bluegrass @ Yulli’s feature artists covered popular songs in a Bluegrass style, this year we’re going to be getting bluegrass versions of classic country music. Think Patsy Cline, Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton, Hank Williams, Loretta Lynn and beyond.
Entry to the night is free and all of the artists are donating their time. Yulli’s will be donating towards the night and the audience will be asked for donations throughout the night to support UNHCR.
The October edition of Sydney jam night Bluegrass @ Yulli’s is set to take place next week on the 18th October.
As always the night will feature an all in bluegrass and old time jam with players and singers invited to bring down their instruments to join in the fun. The jam kicks off at 6pm and we recommend people get there early to join in the fun.
Following the jam at 8pm will be the feature artists, which this time is folk duo The New Macedon Rangers. The acclaimed duo will be bringing their own unique blend of traditional dance music, mountain ballads, early country music and more.
This month bluegrass and old time duo Golden Whistler return to Bluegrass @ Yulli’s stage, bringing their wonderful music to Sydney’s most intimate performance space.
Bluegrass @ Yulli’s will take place at Yulli’s in Sydney next Wednesday 20th September. As always the night kicks off at 6pm with an all-in jam, where you’re invited to bring your banjo, guitar, bass, mandolin, fiddle or whatever you’ve got to pluck and play your way through some favourite bluegrass and old time tunes and songs, followed by Golden Whistler’s sweet sweet tunes at 8pm. And of course the whole night is free!
One of the best things about the music Timber and Steel covers is that it attracts an audience who really want to listen. Folk and acoustic music audiences are well known as some of the most engaged and respectful music going punters out there and it’s this audience that brand new Sydney showcase Slow Train Presents is looking to tap into.
Slow Train Presents is the brain child of local musicians Sam Newton and Cameron James Henderson and looks to connect independent Americana, folk, country and blues artists with listening audiences. The showcase nights will take place that the community-minded Village Church Annandale which will add a certain amount of intimacy to the shows.
The month has only just begun but we already have the details of the next Bluegrass @ Yulli’s, set to take place on Wednesday 23rd August.
The monthly Sydney jam and performance night will this month feature rootsy honky tonk trio Gareth Rowan and The Crazy Fools. The trio, made up of Gareth Rowan, Gary Brown and Jamie Sampson, will be bringing their own brand of western swing, hillbilly and country music to Yulli’s and are guaranteed to delight.
As always the feature band will be proceeded by an all in jam where you’re encouraged to bring your banjo, guitar, bass, mandolin, fiddle or whatever and enjoy some pickin’ and singin’. The jam kicks off at 6pm with Gareth Rowan and The Crazy Fools taking to the stage at 8pm.
The stage has been set for the July edition of Bluegrass @ Yulli’s and you’re all invited to come and see some amazing music.
The regular jam and performance night has announced the 19th July as its next date and boy do they have goodies in store.
As always Bluegrass @ Yulli’s kicks off with an all-in am where you’re encouraged to bring your banjo, guitar, bass, mandolin, fiddle or whatever you can get your hands on and join in on the action.
Then at 8pm local trio (and Bluegrass @ Yulli’s regulars) Shelley’s Murder Boys take to the stage to keep you entertained with their own brand of old time and bluegrass music. They’ll also be putting the finishing on their upcoming EP Troubled Thoughts Keep Her Fed (due the 1st August) so expect some sweet sweet music.
Sydney bluegrass jam night Bluegrass @ Yulli’s hits its mid year stride with the announcement of their June event.
Taking place on the 21st June the next edition of Bluegrass @ Yulli’s will feature The Flat Rock Boys the fun, uplifting collaboration between Mark Stevens (The Crooked Fiddle Band, Fat Bastards), Antony Mutch (Fat Bastards) and Gordon Wallace (The Crooked Fiddle Band).
As always the night will kick off at 6pm with an all-invited jam session before the band takes the stage from 8pm.
The Porch Light Sessions, Sydney’s monthly night of amazing music, has fast built a reputation as a must attend night on the music calendar. You’re always guaranteed to see some quality music in the intimate surrounds of the Petersham Bowling Club.
The June Porch Light Sessions takes place this Thursday 8th June and features a killer lineup. The night will be headlined by the footstomping goodness of Lismore’s folksters The Button Collective. Joining them will be Nashville duo Sally & George as well as the stunning singer-songwriter Taryn La Fauci.
The night kicks off at 7:30pm this Thursday with tickets just $10 on the door. For more information check out the official Facebook event here.
The May edition of everyone’s favourite Sydney jam night Bluegrass @ Yulli’s will feature the return of The Tawny Owl Stringband, made up of local legends Luke Webb (Lucky Luke and His Shooting Stars), Jimmy Daley (The Morrisons, Diamond Duck, AKA BAZ), & Anna McInerney (The Morrisons, Terza Madre, Oh Willy Dear).
And of course Bluegrass @ Yulli’s kicks off with the traditional all-in jam so if you’re coming down to see The Tawny Owl Stringband don’t forget to bring your own banjo, guitar, bass, mandolin, fiddle or whatever and join in. The jam kicks off at 6pm before The Tawny Owl Stringband take to the stage at 8pm.