Alt-folk & country ACT songwriter Bec Taylor, genre-bending slide guitarist Dan Musil, and eagle-voiced singer-songwriter James Fahey join forces for a special evening of live music in The Brunswick Green bandroom.
Hear a set from each artist, and some captivating collaborations.
Bec Taylor is an acclaimed ACT songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and performer whose music blends alt-folk and country influences with heartfelt storytelling and rich melodic textures. Her songs explore motherhood, heartbreak, resilience, and the beauty and mess of everyday life, delivered with warmth, honesty and wit. Renowned for engaging live performances and a genuine connection with audiences, Bec has performed at festivals and regional venues across Australia. Her recent single Irresistible with her band Bec Taylor and the Lyrebirds received national airplay and earned praise from ABC Country, further cementing her reputation as one of the ACT’s most distinctive contemporary songwriters.
https://beacons.ai/bectaylor
Dan Musil plays slide guitar like no-one else, weaving otherworldly musical journeys and with incisive songwriting.
Melding masterful lap steel guitar and dobro with songwriting both honest and astute, Dan’s new EP journeys to where Irish tunes emerge from stomping blues, where eucalyptus-infused musical meditations meet driving groove & flowing phrase - the provocative and the calming.
https://danmusilmusic.com/
James Fahy is an eagle-voiced singer-songwriter with a unique, entrancing finger-picking guitar, playing an eclectic blend of deep folk and urban storytelling. His songs draw from Connie Converse, the Ink Spots, Elliott Smith, The White Stripes, Toumani Diabate, Hank Williams, Townes Van Zandt, Jeff Buckley, Darren Hanlon and Radiohead. He once learned the harmonica in one long night of dancing and tootling. Check out his latest single Trick of the Light on all reputable music platforms.
http://linktr.ee/jamesfahymusic
Tickets onsale via Humanitix HERE, or at the door.
Concession tickets available (no-one turned away).
The show will take place on the un-ceded lands of the Wurundjeri People.
