Welcome to The Guild

The Country Music Guild celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2018.

We present a live country band every Friday night at the Pascoe Vale RSL
40 Cumberland Road Pascoe Vale, Victoria (Cnr O’Hea Street).

Live country music from 8.00 pm to 11.00 pm with line dancing, partner dancing and rock’n’roll dancing.

Raffles and a door prize of a $25 dinner at the RSL.

Members $5 – Visitors $10 (effective July 30, 2016). Membership is $20 per person (effective June 1, 2019).

Great meals available from 6 pm in the band room. Enquiries and table bookings (6 or more people) – Keith (03) 9338 7902.


Most Popular Band and Most Popular Vocalist (2023 – 2024)

The John Lawrence Band won the Most Popular Band Award at the Country Music Guild on Friday August 30, 2024 and Helen Stewart won the Most Popular Vocalist Award.

The Dalton Gang plus Dave Moore on pedal steel were the house band for the night with vocal performances by Karan Johns, Terry Dean, Michelle Gardiner and John Lawrence.

Check out the previous winners of these Awards here


Marcia Rae performed with The Palace Gypsies on Friday November 1, 2024

Marcia Rae sang a couple of songs with The Palace Gypsies on Friday November 1, 2024.
Here is their version of a Connie Smith classic from 1965.

Featuring:
Marcia Rae – vocals and guitar
Karan Johns – bass and harmony vocals
David Adam – lead guitar
Bryan Derrick – drums

Friday November 15, 2024: Annie’s Hill o’Beans

Annie and Howard share lead vocals individually and as duets with songs by recorded by Patsy Cline, Ricky Skaggs, Patty Loveless, Merle Haggard, Tammy Wynette, Buck Owens and others. Plus duets recorded by Emmylou Harris & Rodney Crowell and others with some originals written by Howard.

Annie Reeves – vocals
Howard Friedman – vocals and rhythm guitar
Kelvin Fleming – lead guitar
Ian McDonald – bass and vocals
Rod Greig – drums and vocals

Classic country, duets and originals

Facebook: Annie’s Hill o’Beans

Annie’s Hill o’ Beans Videos
Recorded at The Guild on July 28, 2023


Friday November 22, 2024: The John Lawrence Band (Voted the Most Popular Band at The Guild for 2022-2023 and 2023-2024)

The John Lawrence Band last played for us in August this year and they know how to keep the dance floor busy.

John Lawrence – vocals, guitar and harmonica
Dan Ebbels – lead guitar and backing vocals
Dave Moore – pedal steel
Geoff Stokes – bass and vocals
Bryan Derrick – drums

Classic country

Facebook: John Lawrence

John Lawrence Band Videos
Recorded at The Guild on August 4, 2023

See more videos recorded at The Guild here on our Band Videos page.


Friday November 29: Lance Birrell doing two sets with The Dalton Gang and Dave Moore.

Friday December 6: Honkytonk Rockers.

Friday December 13: The Bobby Valentine Outfit.

Friday December 20: End Of Year Christmas Show with The Dalton Gang, Dave Moore and Special Guests.


View or print our latest gig flyer.
It is in PDF format – Click the image to enlarge it.

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Check out the latest band videos recorded live at The Guild

Ace In The Hole” by Bryen Willems And The Bayou Boogie Boys

Mister Lonesome“, “Would It Matter At All” and “Too Many Nights In A Roadhouse” by The Westernairs.

Saturday Night At The Movies” by The Hawks Showband featuring the late Pete Westwood.

I’ll Go Down Swinging” by Jacob McGuffie’s Dukes Of Haggard.

. “The Ringer And The Princess” by the Tim Farren Band.

. “Don’t Rock The Jukebox” by the Michelle Gardiner Band.

Don’t Get Angry” and “Just Call Me Lonesome” by Rene Diaz and Avalon.

Don’t Worry ‘Bout Me” by Lydia D’Lasselle.

Downunderland” and “Brokenheartsville” by the John Lawrence Band.

Storms Never Last” by Michelle Gardiner with The Dalton Gang, Dave Moore and Terry Dean.

Livin’ On Love ” by Keith Green with The Dalton Gang and Dave Moore.

Sing To Me O Lonesome Dove ” (written by Andrew Forrer) by Twilight In Tulsa.

San Antonio Rose” by Bryen Willems and the Bayou Boogie Boys.

. “I’m Blue, I’m Lonesome” and “Texas Boogie” by Dusty Crumpets.

Cryin’ Time” and “Whiskey, If You Were A Woman” by The Dalton Gang.

South Of The Border” by Jacob McGuffie’s Dukes Of Haggard.

Forever For A While” by Doug Bruce And The Tailgaters.



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