Touring debut album ‘Safe Harbour’, sister duo ‘North and Elsewhere’ are joined by Herston Grange for an afternoon of folk storytelling in the Mapleton Pub.
Hailing from Brisbane Australia, Herston Grange is an indie rock outfit with an engaging and energetic live show. Drawing on influences across a variety of genres from Folk to Rock and everywhere in between, Herston Grange showcases emotional and engaging songwriting that connects with audiences from all walks of life. Forged during a studio recording project, Herston Grange has grown to become a driving force and primary songwriting outlet for musicians Dave Boniwell and Angus Hall. 2026 promises to be a big year for Herston Grange with the upcoming release of their first studio album vignettes following the 2025 release of their debut single Light Points.
North and Elsewhere are Folk Alliance Australia’s 2026 ‘Youth Artist of the Year’. Raised on folk music and family harmonies, Hazel and Roanna Law merge storytelling traditions with honest, contemporary lyricism. They explore humanity and connection with a grounded yet joyful presence that resonates with children and adults alike. Their live performances are characterised by sibling harmonies and on-stage connection; to each other and to the audiences they sing for. They have twice won their regional final of the ListenUp Music ‘Songwriting Prize’ with tracks from their debut album ‘Safe Harbour’. North and Elsewhere are touring ‘Safe Harbour’ from Nov ’26 to Feb ’27 with shows across six states and territories including appearances at major folk festivals.
Doors @ 2:30 pm, music from 3:00 pm.
Buy tickets here: https://events.humanitix.com/north-and-elsewhere-with-herston-grange