Frank

Rough Cut provided a fun night at The Guild and they kept the crowd in a lively mood all night.

Dave Moore was a special guest on pedal steel for the night and Bryan Derrick helped out on the drums so Tony Patricks could get centre stage with his guitar.

Click on any photo to enlarge it. Check out our Older Gigs

The Justin Standley Band drew a huge crowd for their return gig and kept the dance floor really hopping.

Click on any photo to enlarge it. Check out our Older Gigs

The Palace Gypsies drew a large crowd and were joined by Keith Green, Michelle Gardiner and Mannie Busuttil. More pics.

Click on any photo to enlarge it. Check out our Older Gigs

Rattlincane ripped it up at the Country Music Guild and packed quite a punch even without John Joyce’s pedal steel.

Click on any photo to enlarge it. Check out our Older Gigs

Website: http://rattlincane.com

Yorkie’s new band the Dusty Crumpets played their first public gig and sounded like they had been together for years.

Click on any photo to enlarge it. Check out our Older Gigs

There was a rumour that Grandpa Smurf was in town ……

The Bona Fide Travellers made it through the long weekend traffic and put on a specially tailored show for us.

The dancers like variety so the band kept their songs shorter than usual and this was appreciated by all who attended. If you missed this show, you missed a fine one.

Click on any photo to enlarge it. Check out our Older Gigs

Facebook: Snow Townsend’s Bona Fide Travellers

The Prairie Oysters’ new 5 piece band with Anthony Taylor and Ed Bates kept us well entertained all night long.

Click on any photo to enlarge it. Check out our Older Gigs

Website: www.theprairieoysters.com.au/

Most folks embraced the “Loud Shirt” night, raising money for deaf kids. The Moonlighters presented their usual first class performance. They kept the dance floor busy all night.

Website: www.themoonlighters.com.au/