Fri 22nd March 8:30pm
Join Kerryn Fields and Alana Wilkinson for a night of storyteller’s magic.
You’ll know Kerryn Fields and Alana Wilkinson as two of Australia’s finest folk favourites. Taking the evening song for song, Kerryn and Alana join forces in this intimate setting to dive deeper into the songwriting process, creating a true fan favourite show. Together over two sets, they’ll explore the inspiration behind the catchy melodies, the stories behind your favourite lyrics and show off the goodies in their musical treasure chests - well beyond what you’ve come to find at either of their solo shows.
Alana Wilkinson
Award winning songwriter Alana Wilkinson continues to grace stages as one of the most loved artists on the Australian folk scene.
2024 is making a memorable mark for Wilkinson - standing ovations at Woodford Folk Festival, completing the Festival of Small Halls Summer circuit, touring theatres with Aussie rock legend Ross Wilson and heading to the US for an official showcase at Folk Alliance International. Alana has turned heads with a string of triumphant and much talked-about major festival appearances showcasing her wit, humour and insightful social commentary.
Combining delicate melodies with disarmingly insightful vignettes about the human condition, Wilkinson is a smiling assassin. Her songs skewer ex-lovers, ridiculous social norms and the absurd challenges of a suburban upbringing in a merciless, yet strangely affectionate way, leaving audiences feeling like they’re sitting in her living room, chatting about life over a steaming cuppa.
Kerryn Fields
Fuelled by reverence, integrity and a deep spiritual connection to the human experience, NZ songwriter Kerryn Fields paints timeless musical portraits that do what others rarely can: bring us home to ourselves.
With multiple awards and nominations to her name, Fields’ trademark warmth of character , evident in both life and music, fuels a creative offering that expands well beyond her command of guitar, voice and audience.
Radiating warmth, humour and a depth of character that’s palpable as soon as she enters a room, Fields utilises music and storytelling as a vehicle for doing what she does best: making peace with her own human existence. It’s because of this startling ability to meet and embrace herself so willingly that others feel able to do the same.
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