Change of venue – Tritton Hall, Hut 44, Addison Road Centre, 142 Addison Road, Marrickville map
The Annandale Community Centre is being renovated.
$20/18 – CASH AT DOOR (ATM in pub)
60 minutes each from North & Elsewhere + Pump & Pyro
Hazel and Roanna Law are the young, upcoming duo North and Elsewhere. The sisters were raised on folk music and family harmonies (Karen Law Family Band), which remain at the core of their performance and songwriting style.
They were recognised at a young age for their songwriting, seeing Hazel win the ‘Change the World With Your Song Competition’ and runner-up in the Illawarra Folk Festival Song Competition (2017). This led them to releasing their debut EP in 2021, a collection of indie-folk songs inspired by nature, connection and social justice. They followed the EP with a number of shows including Woodford Folk Festival’s Bushtime, the Glen Innes Celtic Festival and support for Enda Kenny at Sunday Folk.
Their live show is characterised by their blend of harmonies and thoughtful story-telling lyricism, backed with acoustic and bass guitar. It’s a moving performance, with a style of songwriting that will stay with you.
Pump & Pyro –
Ian Macintosh (‘Pump’ – Melodeon and Guitar) and Tony Pyrzakowski (‘Pyro’ – Fiddle) are core members of the musical collective known variously as ‘The Wheeze and Suck Band’ and ‘Traditional Graffiti’. Originating from the London area of the UK, and both also being visual artists, they have performed together for more than twenty years in those bands and as a duo.
Pump writes songs, and Pyro creates beautiful fiddle music around the songs, and traditional English tunes. Pump & Pyro have just released ‘The Bedlam Suite’, a download-only album of original and traditional music and songs inspired by some of the great creative individuals that have been incarcerated in asylums, such as the historic Bethlehem Hospital in London.
Find Pump & Pyro’s ‘Bedlam Suite’ at https://traditionalgraffiti.bandcamp.com/album/the-bedlam-suite
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Disability access.
Tritton Hall, Hut 44, Addison Road Centre, 142 Addison Road, Marrickville. Park in the carpark and follow the path on the right side of the big hall – Hut 44 is across the grass, decorated with dancers & musicians. The 428 bus (Canterbury/CBD) stops right outside the Centre.
doors open 7 for 7.30 start, light supper available, BYO. $20/18 – CASH AT DOOR (ATM in pub)
Enquiries & bookings – kxbears@gmail.com or text 0492 977 202
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https://www.facebook.com/The.Loaded.Dog.Folk.Club
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https://folkfednsw.org.au/loaded-dog-folk-club-2025-calendar/
SAT 22nd FEBRUARY Traditional Graffiti + The Third Voice
SAT 15th MARCH (3rd) Pump & Pyro + North & Elsewhere
SAT 12th APRIL (2nd) Cymbrogi + Jesse McCormack
SAT 24th MAY Blue Mallee + Go Twos
SAT 28th JUNE Peter Campbell + Margaret & Bob Fagan
SAT 26th JULY Paper Collar Pickers + Bruce Watson
SAT 23rd AUGUST TBC + support Deanne Dean
SAT 27th SEPTEMBER Kejafi + young performers
SAT 25th OCTOBER – 40 Degrees South + Cap in Hand
SAT 15th NOVEMBER (3rd) TBC