SUNDAY MUSICIANS:

Sunday July 12, 4pm - MATT ARMITAGE

Sunday July 19, 4pm - THE MAGPIE DIARIES

Sunday July 26, 4pm - ANDREW MORRIS

Sunday August 2, 4pm - MANDY HAWKES TRIO

Sunday August 9, 4pm - THE LONESOME BOATMEN

JULY 8 . MONTHLY IRISH FOLK JAM

Guinness lives here all year and so do our beaut’ Irish folk friends. For around 18 months now, on the second Wednesday of each month, a bunch of local musicians gather round a few tables near the fire place for an evening of traditional folk music. Naturally the pints flow and the pubs abuzz with the sound of Ireland!

All welcome, as audience or to join the jigs. 5-8pm, every 2nd Wednesday of the month.

JULY 17. PHIL JAMIESON

Ahead of the release of his sophomore album '10Charlie', Phil Jamieson is taking flight with his PJ Air tour - bringing songs of triumph, joy, heartache and bluster to the edges of Australia.

Experience one of Australia's most revered frontmen in an intimate setting as he navigates the turbulence of life through a rejuvenated creative lens.

Your seat on PJ Air is waiting. Boarding starts now.

JULY 30 . MONTHLY BLUEGRASS JAM

Bring your gee-tar, fiddle, or song singin’ voice, grab a pint and join Bobby and the gang for our new monthly bluegrass jam. All welcome!

AUGUST 5 . NOT QUITE FOLK (OPEN MIC NIGHT)

Join us for the iconic, long running (coming up to 15 years!) NOT QUITE FOLK open mic night here at the pub hosted by Phil Levy.

All welcome, (just no Wonderwall or Under the Bridge covers and you’re good with us). Come in and ask for Phil at the side of stage to register. 6.30pm kick off!

Happening the first Wednesday of each month.

AUGUST 6. THELMA PLUM

For the first time ever, Thelma Plum dusts off the acoustic guitar and songbook and heads out on a national acoustic tour. Thelma will be warming the hearts of Australia with her spellbinding storytelling, weaving her musical web around the country in duo format. It’s a rare chance to see Thelma perform her award-winning songs up close and personal, not to be missed.

And who knows, she might even dust off some songs she doesn’t play anymore…

AUGUST 16. FRUIT BATS (USA)

Over the course of his now 25-year career under the moniker Fruit Bats, most of Eric D. Johnson’s output has been the product of patience and fine-tuning. His songs, to borrow a phrase, are slow growers, given life on albums that encompass long stretches of time and memory.

Most recently here in Australia mid 2025 touring with his other project Bonny Light Horseman, we’re excited to welcome Eric back. This time enjoying a library of Fruit Bats classics as well as an array of new songs from his soon to be released record ‘The Landfill’.