Wolf Bros 1-10-15LRTHE WOLFE BROTHERS FIRST SHOW UPON RETURNING FROM NASHVILLE

Country rockers The Wolfe Brothers have announced their first Australian show date after they return from their writing trip to Nashville. The band will be heading overseas in November but have today confirmed that their highly anticipated 2016 Tamworth Country Music Festival [TCMF] show will be at Blazes Auditorium in Wests Leagues Club on Wednesday 20th January 2016.

After a packed house at their 2015 TCMF show, The Wolfe Brothers are looking forward to rockin’ the festival and sharing some of the new material that will feature on their third album due for release next April. “We will be coming home with some new songs that we can’t wait to share with everyone who comes along to our show in Tamworth,” says Nick Wolfe. “One thing is for sure, we want this show in Tamworth to be a celebration of the last few years on the road touring around Australia so along with the new songs we will also be playing all our favourites from our first two albums It’s On and Nothin’ But Trouble.”

Lachlan BryanLACHLAN BRYAN & THE WILDES | THE MOUNTAIN

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Local folk-meets-alt-country troubadour Lachlan Bryan and his band The Wildes have released their new album ‘THE MOUNTAIN’ out through ABC Music/Universal.

Lead single ‘AFRAID OF THE LIGHT’ is a heart-wrenching track co-written with the acclaimed Kim Richey, who also lends her tender backings vocals to the lines ‘You know that I need you, through the darkness I will lead you. But I’ve always been afraid of the light…’It’s an emotionally-charged opener that sets the tone for Bryan’s most personal set of songs yet, crafted in the studio with The Wildes (Mat Duniam, Shaun Ryan) and, for the first time, Damian Cafarella.

Bryan says of the song, “I started writing Afraid Of The Light in a hotel room in Adelaide, and finished it in Kim Richey’s cabin in Tennessee. I think it’s a hopeful song – but there’s certainly an element of sadness. In the past I think people have perceived me as dwelling in the dark -but as is always the case, there is darkness and light all around – most of us dwell somewhere in the middle”.

Lachlan talks about the new record:

“I’ve grown a mountain-climber’s beard to release this record, and I think I need it. In short, there’s blood in these songs - blood between the lines; blood in the back-story. Calling this album 'The Mountain' makes sense – it’s a journey, but when it’s done you still have to get back down – or find another peak to climb. I genuinely hope that people find it as fulfilling a journey to listen to as it was to write and play and sing.”

The Prairie Oysters will be back at the Pascoe Vale RSL ON Friday 20 June for the first time since 2011 performing for the Country Music Guild. Come along for what's set to be a big night of Country Music. The boys are looking forward to coming back!!!

Tickets $8 (Visitors) $5 (Members)

Great meals available from 6 pm

Music from 8 pm to 11.30 pm with free tea and coffee

Raffles and a door prize of a dinner at the RSL

Enquiries - Keith (03) 9338 7902 (After Hours)

The Prairie Oysters have finally released their new album titled, "THREE".

This is the third album the boys have released in their 8 year stint.

The guys have penned 8 new original songs and will coincide the release with their Tamworth dates for 2014.

Expect more news regarding the Melbourne CD launch soon.

The Tamworth dates are below, and it looks like quite a busy schedule.

We are looking forward to catching up with the many friends we have made in Tamworth.

And 2014 is shaping up to be another busy year for the boys.

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