Foyer Fridays at Woodville Town Hall
Foyer drinks from 5pm // Main Hall Doors open 6.30pm
Foyer Fridays is back with an eclectic mix of emerging and established acts from swing, pop, funk, rock, hip hop vibes to indie goodness. The monthly events have always been a favourite of music fans and locals looking to relax after a long week at work, where they can grab a drink, something to eat and catch up with workmates and friends - the live music is a bonus!
So support SA's live music scene - entry to the Foyer is FREE - showcasing up & coming acts curated by Urban Movements - where you can enjoy some truly fresh tunes from 5pm. Or grab a ticket to the Main Hall from just $15 where we'll have some of SA's best acts to entertain you from 6.30pm.
Check out the full program below.
Glenn Skuthorpe
Friday 3rd June
Foyer drinks from 5pm // Doors open 6.30pm
With 7 highly regarded albums and music featured in movies and documentaries such as The Emu Runner and John Pilger’s Utopia, Nhunggabarra, Kooma man and international touring singer-songwriter Glenn Skuthorpe is a powerful lyricist and composer who gives voice to those whose stories must be heard.
Following a string of highly successful tours and winner of the overall Best Music Award at Adelaide Fringe 2021, prepare for an infusion of genres with vibes of urban street blues to dusty plains and wide-open skies.
Ricky Albeck & the Belair Line Band
Friday 1st July
Foyer drinks from 5pm // Doors open 6.30pm
As part of the Umbrella Festival, songwriter Ricky Albeck combines traditional folk and country writing techniques and instrumentation with more modern sensibilities.
Lyrical influences from greats like John Prine and Gram Parsons; as well as sonic influences from bands such as the War on Drugs and Father John Misty shine through on Ricky’s music. Albeck also cannot deny the influence of his parents, country music royals, Beccy Cole and Mick Albeck.
Bermuda Bay
Friday 5th Aug
Foyer drinks from 5pm // Doors open 6.30pm
Bermuda Bay, a 5 piece indie pop outfit from Adelaide released their latest single "All My Life" in 2020, the culmination of their latest love for pop, soul, and funk.
The release of the single has seen the band be selected as a triple j Unearthed Feature Artist, achieving daily national radio plays and rave reviews. This has set the group up well ahead of the release of their sophomore EP.
“It's easy to be charmed by this sweet gust of breezy indie pop.”- Dave Ruby Howe, triple j.
Lucky Seven
Friday 2nd Sept
Foyer drinks from 5pm // Doors open 6.30pm
When a like minded attachment of musical aficionados’ grace the stage the result speaks for itself. To encapsulate a genre of music that appeals to all generations is a winning formula effortlessly perfected by the band ‘Lucky Seven’.
What started as a predominantly swing band, their repertoire expanded with strains of rockabilly and rhythm 'n' blues. Their wide appeal is evident and have all ages and any joint jumping and as if that isn't enough, the guys will be joined by guest vocalists and dancers at this not to be missed event.
Kaurna Cronin
Friday 7th Oct
Foyer drinks from 5pm // Doors open 6.30pm
Celebrated as an aficionado of contemporary folk, Kaurna Cronin continues to enthral audiences and impress critics - he's also been named Folk Alliance Australia 'Artist Of The Year.
This show form part of Cronins national album tour of his anticipated 'Harsh Beauty' - set to be released on June 24. He will then be embarking on a 49-date European tour. So this show is a must for fans.
Kelly Brouhaha
Friday 4th Nov
Foyer drinks from 5pm // Doors open 6.30pm
Releasing her debut album in 2019, the Americana artist has had many a success including regular radio rotation and Spotify playlists, this sought after session musician is also known for lending backing vocals, percussion & guitar duties to some of the countries finest including Beccy Cole, Lyn Bowtell, Amber Joy Poulton & many more.
"She's known for having an extraordinarily rare voice" - Clare Bowditch.