Micha, Michael O'Connor and Greg Hamilton perform original acoustic alt-folk with a Celtic twist. A unique blending of voice, guitar and flute provides an honest and tender commentary on life, its fun, joy and foibles.
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Scott Stone brings his years of performance experience behind classic cover versions from a variety of the world’s most cherished artists from the 60’s through to the 90’s. Armed with his voice, an acoustic guitar and harmonica, and a passion to serve the song, Scott delivers polished performances from these raw elements.
Scott returns to the South Coast following a 10-year stint performing in bands, duos and as a soloist in and around Melbourne. During this time Scott has been providing professional grade entertainment for events and venues alike.
Scott has enjoyed various residencies through the years in both Melbourne and Sydney venues including Crown Casino, Esplanade Hotel, Mt Erica Hotel, Stags Head Hotel, Iceburgs, The Precinct, Mountain View Hotel (Barassi’s), Pig & Whistle, Rattle & Hum (Ballarat), Irish Murphy’s (Ballarat), Vic On The Park, Springwood Hotel (Blue Mountains), Red Back Hotel, and as resident entertainment for weddings, birthday parties & corporate functions in the popular Pelicans Landing Function Rooms and Penthouse in Williamstown.
Whether it’s easy listening for corporate dinners or time for everyone to be on the floor dancing and singing into the night, Scott Stone has it covered!

From one side of Bass Strait to the other, Australian singer-songwriter Teresa Dixon plays gritty alt country & folk songs of love, loss and hope. Her gravelly, honest voice and multi-instrumental talents tell stories of the healing power of nature, place & self-reflection.
Teresa has played many of the country’s major folk festivals as a member of trad country-folk trio The Stragglers and convict folk punk outfit The Dead Maggies. Originally from Melbourne she has performed her solo material nationally, and at festivals and venues across her new home state of Tasmania.

Scott has been performing live since 1989.  During this time he has performed as a soloist, and a member of duos and bands.  Scott performs mostly in the genre of Rock / Pop, while dabbling with Country and Jazz.

Scott is currently performing as a solo artist, presenting a professional blend of full sounding acoustic guitar and harmonica combined with the vocal feel of artists such as James Taylor, Pete Murray and John Mayer.  The repertoire that Scott presents ranges from the finger style guitar of James Taylor, through to the laid back feel of Jack Johnson and Pete Murray, up to the rhythm grooves of Oasis, Goo Goo Dolls and Powderfinger.

Scott prides himself not only on a strong performance of full sounding vocals and acoustic guitar, but also a professional set up of his own sound equipment and lighting.  Scott delivers the package that is the perfect accompaniment to any occasion.

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Singer song writer, inspired by the beauty of life 

Nathan Brailey is an acoustic artist from Melbourne, and after years of touring the East coast with folk rockers ‘The Ramshackle Army’ he is now translating his road tested storytelling into a solo project. Nathan is no newcomer to the folk music scene, and over the last 5 years of touring has played at many festivals both within Australia and abroad. Such festivals include Port Fairy Folk, Illawarra Folk, Shamrockfest (Washington DC), Get Shamrocked (California) and Echuca Celtic Festival to name a few. Nathan has also played a range of prominent rock festivals, including Cherry Rock, Blood Sweat and Beers (Sydney), and St Kilda Fest. Nathan’s solo material draws on a wide range of classic folk influences, but mainly those from the UK and American south traditions. This is a man who clearly knows his way around a Pogues or Billy Bragg CD, but subtle tones of Appalachian, bluegrass, NOLA blues and some classic C&W can all be heard too. Nathan brings both eclectic tastes and unique interpretations to his music, and his song writing style translates well to both the stage and studio. His music is both artistically and mentally provoking, ranging from loud aggressive ballads and raucous sing-a-longs, to quiet finger picked peeks at the soul. With light hearted satire and a cheeky disrespect for the status quo, his high energy but intimate live shows will leave you with a healthy smile, a rested heart, and a friend you didn’t know you knew. Whether in a quiet bar, a noisy pub, a sunny festival or a relaxed beer garden, Nathan Brailey has a song that seems fitting. Take note though, Nathan’s lyrics are catchy and may be prone to getting stuck in your head so if you get caught out singing along at the lights, you were warned!


Karl S. Williams has a one-of-a-kind voice that sounds about a thousand years old. His songs are steeped in blues, gospel and old time music with poetic sensibilities that call to mind the classic singer-songwriters of yesteryear.

Karl proudly traces his bloodlines to the Butchulla and Darug people of Australia’s First Nations. This deep connection to the landscape of his homeland pervades his work and infuses it with a spirituality that is older than time.

Acoustic Foxx is an Australian singer-songwriter whose music fuses the emotional grit of ‘90s rock with the intimacy of stripped-back acoustic storytelling. Influenced by artists like Nirvana, Silverchair, and Chris Cornell, he first made his mark in rock bands like Ownkind before stepping into his own as a solo artist.
Over the past few years, he’s been playing guitar for pop rock artist Aimee Francis and other acts, while quietly continuing to write acoustic songs in the background—songs rooted in reflection, honesty, and the ongoing journey of life.
Now, he returns with “A Little Time,” his first solo release since 2022. Written following the loss of his beloved grandmother, the song is a tender reflection on grief, reflection, and finding clarity in difficult times—music that speaks softly and touches your heart.

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