








Featured Event: HAT FITZ
Hat Fitz plays heavily amplified acoustic blues, much of it in the style of blues guitarist from the 20s and 30s. Sometimes in the delicate finger-picking manner of the blues folkies sometimes flat out almost frenzied with growling vocals and driving drums/washboard. For those who have never seen Hat Fitz play, you will walk away from this gig undoubtedly satisfied. For all of you who have, you will know to book tickets asap!
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$60.00 (dinner & show) |

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| AUGUST | ||
If "experience is not what happens to you - but what you do with what happens to you", then Graeme Connors has experience to burn. As a songwriter with a unique perspective and an immediately recognisable style, Graeme has put his experience to good use, time and time again, in the creation of so many classic songs. |
Show only: $35.00
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The Sydney Mandolin Orchestra was founded in 1932 by Phil Skinner MBE (1903-1991), making it the oldest mandolin orchestra in Australia The Orchestra is coming to the Clarendon for a one night only speacial, be sure to book your tickets now for a magical evening. |
Show only: $35.00
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What do you call an artist whose talent consistently transcends the endless parade of pre-chewed musical fad and fashion? What do you say about a two-fisted pianoman and singer-songwriter whosechops can blow the doors off any venue, and whose road-ready showmanship regularly leaves the audience hooting and howling for more? How do you categorize a down-home guy who came from the swamps of Jersey but whose music swings with the soul of New Orleans? Bob Malone Ladies & Gentlemen |
Show only: $25.00
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| SEPTEMBER | ||
Back to wow audiences with their musical mastery Antal Szalai and his Gypsy band return to the Clarendon for a night not to be missed. Every member of the Band are all of the highest calibre with their respected instruments and when put together as an ensemble are truely a joy to listen to BOOK NOW |
Show only: $38.00
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Roots/alt. country duo The Yearlings combine warm boy-girl harmonies, delicate flat-picking and sparse country blues to create songs that are at once haunting and soothing. Live it's two people (a couple) on a stage surrounded by acoustic guitars, playing songs, telling stories and letting you into their world for an hour or so - a living, breathing affair of the heartstrings with inspired rhythm and traditional flattop picking cradling keen melodies.
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Show only: $20.00
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After 2 sell-out shows at The Clarendon, winning the Gearin’s Acoustic Competition in 2007, and several live collaborations with local artists including Phil Davidson, Anne Ridgway and Kate Rowe, SNEZ will return to the Clarendon with her band for a very special show with fellow singer/songwriter Robyne Dunn. |
Show only: $20.00
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Bob Brozman is a guitarist like no other: an established and prolific recording artist, performer, producer, and author, Bob is a non-stop world traveler and tireless researcher in ethnomusicology. His work with musicians from around the world in the past several years has marked him as not only a virtuoso musician and slide guitarist, but also as a pioneer in finding a common thread among global musical cultures. |
Show only: $28.00
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Boston-based music group Willard Grant Conspiracy sure knows how to make a music critic's job tough. Whereas most bands can be blithely described with a few words, WGC practically requires a new genre tag. Stylistically, it's got strong folk-rock and rootsy overtones but isn't exactly Americana. Instead, WGC couches the disquieting angst of Nick Cave and Leonard Cohen in the baroque-like elegance of Belle & Sebastian at their most melancholic. Lead singer Robert Fisher's smooth, contemplative baritone has a winning straightforwardness mingled with world-weariness and suspicion. |
Show only: $TBA
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The much anticipated new Big Wheel CD “We’ll Get There” will be released in October. It promises to equal or even surpass their ARIA nominated CD “Little Story”. Don Hopkins has written more of his instant classics for the new CD while Jim Conway and Arne Hanna have been liaising in cyberspace with American songwriter Sam Leopold to create some more of the moody masterpieces that helped characterise “Little Story”.
“Big Wheel” boasts an absolute all-star line up of musicians who share Jim’s passion for Blues, Jazz, Swing, Country, Gospel and American “New Traditional” music. |
Show only: $35.00
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