Born of love, myth and traditional folklore, Day of Embers are a duo of Celtic and global seafaring rhythms interlaced with age-old family tales of love, survival and justice. Combining the multi-instrumental talents of singer-songwriters, Welshman Daryl James, and Dawn, a bewitching vocalist of Canadian, Irish and Indian descent, DoE weaves spectacular harmonies with banjo, mandolin, slide guitar, wooden flute, piano and accordion.

Stix & Stringz are a tight-knit family trio, formed in 2022 to spread the message of how people can turn heartbreak into happiness using the power of music to express their built-up emotions. Madeline, Marnie and Toby Beausang blend indie folk with a versatile mix of pop and rock, crafting and delivering a distinctive sound and sharing their unbreakable bond with appreciative audiences.

Tom Harrison’s music is a rich tapestry woven from diverse roots influences. While blues sits at the heart of his sound, it’s just the beginning. His gravelly voice carries echoes of mountain blues, boot stomping country, early rock ‘n’ roll, and heartfelt gospel. What sets Tom apart is his ability to blend these styles so naturally, creating something both familiar and fresh.

An artist deeply rooted in regional Australia, Damien J. Johnson draws inspiration from childhood experiences in towns like Armidale, Bundaberg, and Toowoomba. Growing up surrounded by the natural beauty and simple joys of these communities, you can hear the echoes of small-town life in Johnson’s heartfelt lyrics.

LiNi is a collaborative duo featuring Olivia Jeffery (better known as Liv) and Nick Lythall from the electrifying band Olivia Ruth. Combining their eclectic influences, Liv and Nick have created a duo unlike any other. LiNi’s sound blends roots-driven grooves with soulful vocals, intricate guitar work, and rich harmonies.

Corey Legge plays heartfelt blues and rock, drawing influence from growing up amongst the fertile pastures surrounding Bega (NSW). Now based in Wollongong (NSW), Corey has released four albums in just over four years, resulting in international radio airplay and a slew of support slots for high profile artists including Ash Grunwald, Dallas Frasca, Troy Cassar-Daley, Kingswood, and Ross Wilson.

s an award-winning South African songwriter and musician, whose unique blend of guitar and vocals takes listeners on an unforgettable, unique journey through many colourful layers of sound. Stacking guitar riffs, stellar vocals, drum beats and many sounds in between, Hack transports audiences and pushes limits with his looped, African-inspired, trance-like inducing numbers.

Ruby Mills is a Queensland-based vocalist with a love for the blues. Her vocal style is strongly inspired by jazz instrumentalists and the history and sounds of soul. She has rapidly become known for her strong vocal range and confident, captivating performances.

Mixing an ever-evolving batch of homegrown originals with a few rare hidden gems from deep within the vault of musical treasures, Horse Drawn Cadillac makes you feel like you’re on a wayward journey to New Orleans via Chicago. Their breath-stealing shows are a bump and roll ride with some high octane horses.

Intriguing Australian rock group Owls of Neptune hails from the Sunshine Coast, Queensland. They have carved out a separate, unique place in the Australian music landscape with their distinctive, genre-blending sounds.