CHARLOTTE LE LIEVRE

With the title track of her forthcoming album "Grief Knows No Borders" being released, Charlotte is setting off on a mini east coast tour. Come hear an intimate preview of the album to celebrate the single's release. She will be joined by Western folk duo The Ironbark Brothers.

Charlotte Le Lievre writes country songs that cut deep — honest, raw, and grounded in real life. With a voice that’s equal parts vulnerable and commanding, her music pulls from early country and folk traditions to make sense of grief, joy, resistance, and the stories we carry. Her sophomore album Grief Knows No Borders in due for release in early 2027 via Cheatin' Hearts Records.

Hailing from Melbourne, The Ironbark Brothers are a western folk duo built on close harmonies and co-dependence. Enamoured with the Australian folk tradition and classic country music, they’ll play anything from 19th-century bush ballads to American country standards. Never too serious to have a laugh, they can still land a tearjerker when it counts. Heartfelt and rough around the edges, they’re just a couple of neighbourhood country singers.

With the title track of her forthcoming album "Grief Knows No Borders" being released, Charlotte is setting off on a mini east coast tour. Come hear an intimate preview of the album to celebrate the single's release. She will be joined by local songstress Demi Mitchell.

Charlotte Le Lievre writes country songs that cut deep — honest, raw, and grounded in real life. With a voice that’s equal parts vulnerable and commanding, her music pulls from early country and folk traditions to make sense of grief, joy, resistance, and the stories we carry. Her sophomore album Grief Knows No Borders will be out in early 2027 via Cheatin' Hearts Records.

Demi Mitchell writes with soft grit. Known for songs that never shy away from the dark, she pairs understated arrangements and unforced honesty with a voice that holds both tenderness and intensity. Drawing on folk, indie rock and alt-country influences, her cosmic folk sound is woven with hypnotic grooves, shimmering guitars and atmospheric textures.

MELT Fest and Studio 188 Mixtape Sessions present Charlotte Le Lievre supported by Milly and the Maths Show

Charlotte Le Lievre writes country songs that cut deep — honest, raw, and grounded in real life. With a voice that’s equal parts vulnerable and commanding, her music pulls from early country and folk traditions to make sense of grief, joy, resistance, and the stories we carry.

Mixtapes are a Studio 188 event, curated for you by independent music labels, performers and producers. An audio love letter.

With the title track of her forthcoming album "Grief Knows No Borders" being released, Charlotte is setting off on a mini east coast tour. Come hear an intimate preview of the album to celebrate the single's release at the newly revived Flowers at The Dusty. She will be joined by local songstress Mandy Hawkes.

Charlotte Le Lievre writes country songs that cut deep — honest, raw, and grounded in real life. With a voice that’s equal parts vulnerable and commanding, her music pulls from early country and folk traditions to make sense of grief, joy, resistance, and the stories we carry. Her sophomore album Grief Knows No Borders will be out in early 2027 via Cheatin' Hearts Records.

With the title track of her forthcoming album "Grief Knows No Borders" being released, Charlotte is setting off on a mini east coast tour. Come hear an intimate preview of the album to celebrate the single's release. She will be joined by a local support act.

Mick Thomas’ Roving Commission are heading back to Archies Creek for their traditional New Years Day show along with a bunch of special guests, across two stages - bigger and better than ever!

Come celebrate the 2027 New Year with us at the creek!

Featuring: - Mick Thomas & The Roving Commission - Charlotte Le Lievre & Band - Norwood
- Kylie Audist's Lawn Dancing Set
- MC Henry Wagons

Americana in the Park featuring Clint Wilson, Dee White, Charlotte Le Lievre and Chloe Marks and the Mayhem, hosted by Billie-Jo Porter. Americana in the Park showcases the rich sounds of Americana, folk, country and roots music. Together, these artists represent the diversity of contemporary Americana, from intimate acoustic storytelling to driving roots rock, making Americana in the Park a must-see for fans of authentic, song-driven music.

Free Entry. Doors at 8.00pm.

It’s become Dashville’s unofficial summer vacation….akin to a musical retreat.

A proper good hang full of great live music and relaxing, that happens 40mins east of Tamworth, amongst the quaint mountain village of Nundle, with its cafe, pub, caravan park, swimming pool, wool store and mountainous gold mining history... ohh, and beautifully air conditioned Memorial Arts Hall.

All shows held at the Nundle Memorial Hall are ticketed and BYO, with some food available for purchase. Generally commencing from midday Friday, Saturday and Sunday and running until late, Nundle welcomes music enthusiasts into town for a special weekend of alternative country music at the central Nundle School of Arts Memorial Hall.

Heading into it’s 5th year, the revamped Nundle Rocks concert series, orchestrated by the good folk at Dashville, rekindles the glory of the original concept of Nundle Rocks, which emerged over a decade ago, as a desirable haven for alternative country music fans looking to escape the hustle and bustle of Peel St.

The Burning Hell is the musical project of songwriter Mathias Kom and multi-instrumentalist Ariel Sharratt, based in the woods of rural Prince Edward Island, Canada. Their narrative-driven songs are packed with an abundance of literary, historical, and pop-cultural subjects, incorporating a frequent fixation on apocalypse and ruin into work that celebrates participation in a mutually created, ever surprising, and even occasionally beautiful world.

Ariel and Mathias weave bass clarinet and electric guitar through their humourous and sometimes heartbreaking story songs about gannets and garbage, ghosts and capitalism, labour and robots. In their live sets, they emphasize presence and connection, affirming a commitment to the political power of sharing music. In 2027 they'll be touring Australia again, including stops at Port Fairy and Nannup Music Festivals, and a side trip to go birding at the Werribee sewage treatment plant (which they have a love song about).

This is a special Sunday matinee gig – note that doors open at noon.

Support comes from local legend Charlotte Le Lievre and The Broken Hills.