
~ WE ARE MOVING SOON ~
As of Friday October 2, 2026, THE COUNTRY MUSIC GUILD will be moving to the FAWKNER BOWLING CLUB at 2 Creedon St, Fawkner.
We will continue to provide our usual weekly Friday night country music at The Cumberland with our last night being Friday September 18, 2026.
Looking forward to seeing all your friendly familiar faces, and some new ones, at this new venue for our Club.
Keith Green
President
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We present a live country band every Friday night at The Cumberland (formerly known as the Pascoe Vale RSL) at 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 $20 Gift Card.
Members $5 – Visitors $10 (effective July 30, 2016). Membership is $25 per person (effective June 1, 2026).
Great meals available from 6 pm in the band room. Enquiries and table bookings (6 or more people) – Keith (03) 9338 7902.

Voting for the Most Popular Band and Most Popular Vocalist Awards (2025 – 2026) is under way and ends on Friday September 18, 2026.
Bands who have played for us between May 1, 2025 and April 30, 2026 are eligible for this year’s Award.
A list of eligible bands is available at the Guild and voting will run until Friday September 18, 2026 and you must be present at the Guild to vote.
You must have been a financial paid up member of the Guild as at April 30, 2026 to vote.
The trophies will be presented at the Les and Joy Keats Memorial Awards night on Friday October 9, 2026.


Friday September 11, 2026: The Outlaws
The Outlaws played their debut gig for us in May this year and they are back to do it all again.
Mark Woolridge – lead guitar and vocals
Dave Moore – pedal steel guitar
Bruce Baker – bass and vocals
Peter Moore – drums
Classic country and country rock
Facebook: The Outlaws
Songs Recorded By The Outlaws

Friday September 18, 2026: Rough Cut
Rough Cut won the Guild’s Most Popular Band Award in 2011 and 2013 – they last appeared at The Guild on July 14, 2023 – that’s over 2 years between drinks but well worth the wait.
Ross Richard – lead guitar
Gavin Carroll – bass and vocals
Dave Moore – pedal steel guitar
Rob Street – drums and vocals
Classic Country and Country Rock
Facebook: Rough Cut
Rough Cut Video Clips

Friday September 25, 2026: NO GUILD – WE ARE MOVING

There will be NO GUILD on this night as we will be moving from The Cumberland to the FAWKNER BOWLING CLUB at 2 Creedon Street, Fawner.
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THESE GIGS WILL BE AT
THE FAWKNER BOWLING CLUB
Friday October 2: The Dalton Gang with Dave Moore, Terry Dean and Michelle Gardiner
Friday October 9: No Sleep Till Texas
Friday October 16: Moonee Valley Drifters
Friday October 23: Honkytonk Rockers
Friday October 30: Rattlincane
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
Click on any image to play the video
“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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