Cloudstreet @ Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Folk Club
8pm, Friday 28th March 2008
Posted Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Cloudstreet - hot harmonies & beautiful ballads. John and Nicole's performances are packed with vitality, humour and excitement, as they breathe new life into some of the great songs of the Australian, English and Celtic traditions and carry the tradition forward with original songs and tunes. Driving guitar and Irish flute support their enthralling vocals. Their trademark dazzling harmonies and their impassioned presentation are leavened with humour and great tales from their travels.
Cloudstreet makes their audience feel that they are the privileged viewers of something very special.
Beatrice Taylor Hall
rear Willow Park Community Centre
Edgeworth David Avenue Hornsby
Enter next to the bus shelter on Edgeworth David Av. The hall is at the end of the drive.
$15 each
About Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Folk Club
Our club meetings are always varied and interesting with an open and friendly atmosphere and an audience always eager to join in the choruses. The acoustics are excellent in the hall so we prefer our music un-plugged, however artists wishing to use a PA as a balance are welcome to.
Seating is candle lit coffee shop style with tables and chairs being ideal for groups feel free to bring a bottle to enjoy with the entertainment, alcohol is permitted but can not be supplied Tables can be booked.
Bush poetry and storytelling is also a feature of our club
The club also presents a radio program North Side Folk on 2HHH 100.10 FM every Sunday morning
9am-10.30am.
For further information contact Barry Parks on 9807 9497ah email bpparks@tpg.com.au
What others have said about Hornsby:
Just wanted to thank you both and congratulate you on a great night last night! My wife came along for the first time and thoroughly enjoyed it too. You are doing a great job with the club - we appreciate it.
Thanks for a lovely evening on Friday, and thanks for the photo. It was fun doing that last tune, completely unrehearsed! The banner & lights & candles etc (+ audience of course) have made for a really welcoming atmosphere. Good on you!
