Since winning the prestigious best music by an emerging artist award at the 2007 Adelaide Fringe Festival, Page has been going strong producing his first solo CD ADAM PAGE SOLO no relation to han, touring Australia 9 times, performing a 24 night season at the 2008 Edinburgh Fringe Festival, winning BEST MUSIC and BEST SOLO SHOW at the 2009 NEW ZEALAND Fringe festival, collaborating with multi award winning New Zealand percussion group STRIKE, performing with The Transatlantics at the 2009 Adelaide BIG DAY OUT, producing a full length concert DVD and touring Australia.
www.adampagesolo.com

Formed for a Christmas gig in 2007, The Adelaide Sax Pack had no idea the concept they so loosely created would bring international acclaim and 'Saxophone Quartet Stardom' in Adelaide, interstate and overseas. Adam Page (Soprano Saxophone), Tom Pulford (Alto Saxophone), Mike Stewart (Tenor Saxophone) and Jon Hunt (Baritone Saxophone), have played in many of Adelaide's best bands and performed with some world-class entertainers both locally and abroad, including The Transatlantics, Goose, Marmalade Circus, Natalie Cole, Adam Page Solo, Lisa Tomlins, James Morrison also appearing at festivals such as The Big Day Out and Falls Festival.
www.myspace.com/theadelaidesaxpack

Akoustic Odyssey are an Adelaide based, original, instrumental group. Their instrumentation is unusual in it's format, with classical and steel string guitars, bass guitar, cello, violin, percussion, oboe and cor anglais. This combination creates a rich and truly unique sound. The pieces are mainly composed by band members Joshua Tsounis and Stephan Richter with contributions and other pieces are made by the whole band. The blend of these original works make Akoustic Odyssey true innovators, described as "crucial evidence of the treasure trove of musical genius we are blessed with in South Australia" (David Jobling, Independent Weekly)
www.akousticodyssey.com

Alex McFarlane is a classically trained guitarist absorbed by the music of the Medieval and Renaissance. His original compositions and improvisations reflect this and expand upon it with an exotic blend of textures derived from a love of music from almost all idioms. Alex will transport you on a journey to somewhere between one note and the next.
Alex has collaborated with many artists including Greta Bradman, Abbie Cardwell, DJ TR!P and Soursob Bob. He is also a member of Akoustic Odyssey, an innovative, instrumental ensemble that has performed at WOMADelaide, the National Folk Festival and the Adelaide Festival Centre.

Anya McNicol-Windram is a curious lady indeed. One part of local cabaret-esque act Bird Wizdom, Anya's musical style tends to defy definition and categorization. Each time she performs she takes her audience on a journey through wildly varying experiences. through mysterious emotions via haunting melancholic laments, to wild carnivals driven by honky-tonk circus melodies and soaring vocals. Quirky, intelligent and sharp, Anya's Bird Wizdom has sold out shows at the Adelaide Fringe and Cabaret Festival. Dust off your feathers and silks and prepare to be moved, entertained, accused, intrigued and wanting more!
www.myspace.com/birdwizdom

The Aves are an odd bunch: Lucy, the British-speaking-Lennon-loving lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist, Florentina the-whimsical-dinosaur-enthusiast drummer and vocalist, Tasman the-bargain-hunting-alleyway-boffin bassist and Thomas, the-footloose-and-fancy-free guitarist. Firm devotees of an eclectic range of influences, from guitars to key lime pies and obscure British novels about Latin, twits and tweed, The Aves make accessible dancy stuff with the four part vocals of The Beatles and something else entirely their own. They even have solid proof that somebody else likes their music, with their first two demos reaching the high echelons of the 3D radio charts.
www.myspace.com/theavesmusic

Straight from the heart and reminiscent of a smoky, French café, The Baker Suite create a seductive and potent world full of compelling stories and lush instrumentation, carrying the listener through elegant ballads, gypsy romantica and a lurching night waltz in the rain. March 2010 saw the release of their most anticipated album to date, 'A Quartet for Car Horns and Brakes', produced by Australian icon Paul Grabowsky, who also features on piano. "Pithy pop for thinking people", Sydney Morning Herald
www.thebakersuite.com

The Bearded Gypsy Band has been together for 2-3 years playing an eclectic mixture of music with Celtic, Jazz, blues, gypsy and roots influences. Drawing inspiration from the likes of Django Reinhardt, VulgarGrad and Paprika Balkanicus their music takes the listener on explorative journeys with varying energies, styles and rhythms. They have been described as "The Too Young for Their Talent Band" and perform a variety of original songs of impressive musical standard. The band consistss of Kiah Gossner (bass), Tom Boehm (Violin/mandolin) and Tom Kneebone (guitar) and Max Tulysewski on drums.
www.myspace.com/beardedgypsyband

The Blackhats were formed late in 2009. Its members have bringing music and entertainment to Adelaide's revellers for several decades. Playing in a number of Adelaide bands since the sixties, these guys can even remember some of those times. Playing together in various bands over the years has given the boys the ability to entertain and keep the crowds dancing throughout the night. Usually playing music with a country flavour, they are not afraid to rev up the crowd by a bit of rock or pop. The Blackhats can be seen at the various Country Music Clubs throughout the state.
www.saccm.com/artists/blackhats/index.html

Box Elder is a band from Adelaide Australia. Their sound has evolved between noise and indie pop influences including bands such as Pavement, Sonic Youth, Sigur Ros, Joy Division, the Strokes (and so on along that vibe). Shows may include second drum kits, glockenspiel, harmonica, synthesizer and a variety of percussion instruments, layered on top of three guitars, bass and drums. Formed in 2008, their first EP 'Rewind the Fall' was recorded, mixed and mastered in their homes and is available from shows and online.
www.myspace.com/boxeldertheband

Brendan Fitzgerald, pianist, is equally comfortable playing classical or improvised jazz music. He has worked extensively in Europe as a composer/music director for theatre and currently divides his time between music production, performance and teaching. He performs in Adelaide with Jennifer as a duo or leading a rhythm section. Jennifer de Grassi, jazz singer-songwriter, is currently working on her original jazz album with a gypsy twist to be recorded in 2011. Early in her career she played 'The Basement' in Sydney to rave reviews, toured Australia with her bands and worked alongside Australian icons Ross Wilson, Russell Morris and Wendy Stapleton.

Brighton Secondary School Special Interest Music Centre staff and student will be performing at the 2010 Radio Adelaide Live Music Festival. Each year Brighton Secondary School Music department stages over 110 concert events. Some of the students being showcased are hugely successful in both mainstream classical and jazz music. Brighton will endeavor to bring you music from various genres in both vocal and instrumental music. Program will include 'Caruso' which was made famous by Luciano Pavarotti, oboe music by Haydn, cello music by Boccherini.

Combining sea shanties, murder ballads, tender tales of lost love & lost life, Brillig's inimitable style is, beautifully tragic. With a deliciously dark look & captivating stage presence, Brillig draws their audience in with infectious melodies and sweet harmonies. This dreamily romantic style draw influence from such noted songwriters & storytellers as Nick Cave, The Decemberists, Leonard Cohen & Neil Young. Driven by the vocal harmony & interplay between lead singers and multi-instrumentalists Matt Swayne & Elizabeth Reid, Brillig's trademark sound features a graceful combination of acoustic guitar, viola, autoharp, harmonica, banjo, piano accordion and ukulele.
www.brillig.com.au

Caliente comprises Adelaide guitarists Mike Bevan, Al Valodze and Dylan Woolcock. They are well known for their intricate arrangements of Brazilian choro and samba music, as well as textured jazz improvisation. Caliente presents a repertoire of guitar trio music performed on six and seven string guitars, mandolin and cavaquinho (a high pitched Brazillian member of the guitar family) that is genuinely faithful to the origins of Brazilian music. The trio recently performed at the Adelaide International Guitar Festival, the East End Jazz Festival and as the opening support to Yasmin Levy.

Three times winner of 'The South Australian Songwriter of the Year' and Bank's Music 'Best New Music U.K.' award winner is Cal Williams Jr, Cal Williams Jr first studied classical guitar under renowned Adelaide University music lecturer, Anthony Pak Poy, and continued his guitar studies at the Leeds College of Music, U.K. Cal also received personal slide tutelage from blues legend and 'Notting Hillbillies' (Mark Knopfler) guitarist Steve Phillips. Cal Williams Jr has performed with a variety of outstanding artists such as Dick Gaugham, Billy Bragg, KT Tunstall, Martin Simpson, C.W Stoneking, Lightning Willie and the Poor Boys, Kathryn Williams and Steve Phillips.
www.calwilliamsjr.com

Chris Martin is an Australian jazz pianist, composer and educator. His performances include appearances at the Wangaratta Jazz Festival, recordings for the ABC national radio show 'JazzTrack' and local jazz festivals. In 2005, Chris was the founding Chairperson and Artistic Director of COMA (Creative Original Music Adelaide, coma.net.au). In 2008 Chris was awarded a PhD in jazz performance (with commendation) at the University of Adelaide, and he continues to work as a lecturer in music at the University of Adelaide, a position that he has held since 2002.

Catching the Adelaide music scene by surprise in 2009, this indie-pop septet exploded onto the stage. Shamelessly happy and infectiously catchy, 20th Century Graduates are like a shot of raspberry cordial - so sugary sweet they'll make your eyes water and have you bouncing off the walls. In January 2010 the band played the 'Hot Produce' stage at the Adelaide BIG DAY OUT. They've also played with some of freshest and finest Australian and international touring acts, including Spoon, The Coronas, Cloud Control, Leader Cheetah, Miami Horror and The Seabellies, grabbing the attention of audiences and the industry alike.
www.myspace.com/20thcenturygraduates

With a cross-pollination of jazz, folk, blues, contemporary, rock and gospel, 'The Collected Musicians' breathe new life into the music we all know and love. 'The Collected Musicians' is a group of talented artists who come together for unique shows, which have all been sell-out success stories - especially EVA. Individually, they have an extensive and diverse background in all genres of music. 'The Collected Musicians' bring true music with passion, sensitivity, and an interpretation which enables the audience to be carried on a journey, leaving people wanting more, feeling more and re-discovering the music that has affected all our lives.

The Damushi Ensemble is a high energy band who play traditional Ghanaian drumming rhythms and songs backed by Latin/jazz musicians. The band's glorious harmonies, inspired sax and trombone solos and impressive percussion have audiences grooving to the sounds of funk, highlife, Afrobeat, reggae and soukous Professor Dada Nii's powerful stage presence leads the band in a variety of authentic rhythms that depict the rich cultural life of West African communities in celebrating events such as naming, puberty and purification ceremonies, the birth of twins, hunting, bountiful harvests and thanksgiving to ancestors. They have ignited audiences across Ghana, UK and Australia and always leave them begging for more!
www.damushi.com

Dexter Jones is a local four-piece alt-pop-rock act. With catchy guitar driven riffs, vocal harmony hooks, and up-tempo beats, they have been likened to acts such as Franz Ferdinand and The Hives. Dexter Jones is not "post modern", it's a post-POST modern band: The songs are derived from a wide range of modern musical styles. A genre is chosen for its fancied appropriateness to the lyrics, or vice versa. Selecting what they consider to be the best aspects of late 20th Century music, Dexter Jones serve up an eclectic mish-mash of pop sounds that are still somehow cohesive.
www.dexterjones.com.au

The Dudleys are a 6-piece folk/Celtic/roots/gypsy/cowboy goodtime-sing-along band. Larrikins and rebels at heart who have performed at Save-Our-Gulf anti-desal protests and Ark Tribe supporters rallies amongst others. Hailing from Semaphore, with a line-up consisting of vocals, banjo, mandolin, flute, whistle, harmonica, guitar, bass and fiddle. The Dudleys have made regular appearances before appreciative audiences in the past eighteen months at such seminal events as the Willunga Fleurieu Folk Festival, Frances Folk Gathering, SA Folk Centre, a monthly residency at St. Bede's Community markets, Semaphore Music Festival, and many a backyard shindig!

Emily Davis' silvery voice and fine guitar have reserved her place as an enamoured performer on the Australian live music scene. Weaving gothic tales of forbidden love, death and fate using dark country, ethereal melodic pop, and swampy blues Emily Davis's latest original works tangentially move in a bold new direction. Combining an enchanting darkness with uplifting poignancy her new works hit hard in the chest; and powerful lyrics abound. After successfully launching her debut album "Moving in Slow Motion" in 2007, performing at at WomAdelaide and touring nationally, Emily has returned to write and produce her second album.
www.myspace.com/emilydavismusic

From the Electronic Music Studio of the Elder Conservatorium of Music comes an exciting program of new music featuring students and staff of EMU. Playing conventional instruments, electronic instruments and other devices and computers, performers will demonstrate some of the many new directions music is taking in the 21st century. Included will be a demonstration of the legendary Moog Modular Synthesiser, the only working example of its kind in Australia, part of a unique and important collection of historic electronic instruments in the studio dating back to the 1960s.

ENOS is an acronym for "English New Orleans Style". Our band originated when the late John Pickering asked me to put together a New Orleans style band for a gig at a winery. The current personnel is the original apart from John Coultas replacing "Picko" on trombone. Ron, Con and I are English and played jazz there for many years before coming to Australia. All of the band members are familiar with the style of the early Ken Colyer and Chris Barber bands, and that is the style in which we play, with a focus on ensemble work with plenty of light and shade. Ken Colyer and Chris Barber had a skiffle group as a subset of the band, and so do we. I started playing as a skiffle group guitarist, so it is as though I have gone "full circle".

What sort of jazz do you get when you mix original, soulfully smooth compositions and some big bluesy numbers with arrangements of contemporary popular songs? You get that Etype kind of jazz! Mike Haynes (double bass), Katrina Ryan (vocals) and Beth Lyon (sax) are Etype. Accompanied by Brenton Foster on piano and Barnabas Smith on drums, this classy five piece act perform a polished show filled with energy and simmering sophistication. Etype has independently sold over 28,000 albums, picked up two Australian Live Music Awards and performed frontline for international greats such as Harry Connick Jr, Rod Stewart and George Benson.
www.etypejazz.com

Imagine the music from the Andes, tropical Caribbean beats and Mexican ballads, all mashed together and on the other side you squeeze funk, rock, reggae, jazz and a pinch of roots all together , and throw them toward each other!!! The fusion when they meet is what Expresiones sounds like. Latin American instruments like the Haunting Andean Sikus (panpipes) and the melodic Kena (Andean flute). The Colombian Tiple (medium size 12 string guitar) and finally the 10 string Andean treasure, the Charango. Expresiones merge these instruments with keyboard, guitar, bass and a drum kit to create a distinctive ensemble.
www.myspace.com/expresiones

Fire! Santa Rosa, Fire! are regarded as one of the countries hottest promising young talents, having toured relentlessly throughout 2010 off the release of their debut album 'Sea Priest' (Dot Dash/Remote Control Records). Initially discovered through Triple J's Unearthed initiative (which landed them a prized slot on Homebake), F!SRF! have since gone on to create one of this year's critically acclaimed independent records. Having toured nationally with Sia, Dappled Cities and Band of Skulls, and with an upcoming co-headline national tour with the Seabellies in October; Fire! Santa Rosa, Fire! bring their own highly anticipated live show to Radio Adelaide for one exciting night.
www.firesantarosafire.com.au

Formed in 2006, The Fishbowl Boys started singing together in high school in a room known as "the fishbowl" (due to its small size and large window) in an effort to avoid music theory classes. Their coach and creator, a student teacher, introduced them to four part vocal harmony and off they went. Three months later the boys had their first performance - a local talent show. They won first place and the group started learning more songs and taking the quartet more seriously. Over the next two years they performed hundreds of shows from nursing homes to sold-out theatres and everything in between.
www.myspace.com/thefishbowlboys

As a Viola da gamba player, Graham Strahle regularly performs in early music concerts in Adelaide. This year he played in Adelaide Baroque's Lamento concert with Tessa Miller, Ben Dollman and Glenys March, with Emma Horwood and Louisa Perfect in the Cathedral Series, and in Brendan O'Donnell's 'A Common Border' concert at St Cyprian's Church. He has appeared in the Coriole Music Festival, the Bundaleer Weekend, last year's Australian Flute Festival, and the Ballarat Goldfields Festival with Melbourne's Consort Eclectus. His teachers were Alison Crum, Miriam Morris and Natalie Dolmetsch. He also writes for The Australian and the Adelaide Review.

HOY-HOY! Started out as a trio based on the early blues of the Texas band, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, who were themselves fans of earlier artist's including Slim Harpo. Being remnants of Adelaide bands The Flyers and Mickey Finn, it was not long before original tunes written by South Australian artists became a part of the show. Tunes penned by Don Morrison, David Blight, Dave Small, and Frank are featured here, as well as some borrowed old ones like Too Late, 300 pounds, Dr. feelgood's night time and Extra Jimmies.
www.hoyhoymusic.com

Huckleberry Swedes are a five piece outfit hailing from South Australia. This band of experienced players have rightly developed a name as a great live act. Sometimes alt Country, sometimes Soul, Huckleberry Swedes are artists with voices that join in the ups and downs of our time. Songs about the love of fishing, pies, and sweethearts, songs of protest, underdog anthems and melancholic musings baked in a crust of roots, rock, folk, soul, Australiana and Americana. They're a band that asks questions about who we are, and what our place is in the land.
www.huckleberryswedes.com

If you feel good in Jamaica you'd say you're feeling 'Irie'! If you feel good in Australia you've probably just seen the Irie Knights! An infectious 10 piece that combines their overwhelming spirit and energy with hard hitting reggae grooves. Basing their sound on traditional roots reggae and infusing it with a range of influences from Funk, Folk, Rock and Hip Hop, the Irie Knights have created a unique style of reggae guaranteed to move ya! Currently working on their first full length recording due to be out later this year, The Irie Knights are spreading their positive message through Adelaide and beyond!
www.facebook.com/irieknights

Kashkul is an original traditional Persian ensemble, bringing you the exotic sounds of the ancient Persia with their Instruments Tar (Lute) and Daf (frame Drum) and melodies sang divinely by Shiva. Kashkul was formed by Behnoosh (Tar player, Composer) and Shiva (Vocal) and perform locally and interstate with various groups of musicians. Now they are joined by one of the best Iranian percussion players Arash Zanganeh. Arash has been performing in Iran and also internationally since 1997, and has been actively involved in the making of numerous great Sufi Albums working amongst the top musicians in Iran.

Intravenously fed song from the womb, Kelly Menhennett was bound to grace us with her musical talent. Born to a singer mother, Kelly officially began playing her first instrument, the violin, at the tender age of 4. As she grew she took a shine to guitar and discovered the joys of singing and songwriting. Fusing folk, blues, jazz, soul and world music, she has been labelled as a singer songwriter of "extraordinary talent", mixing the grit of an old blues/soul/folk singer with her relaxed, smoky vocals, creating tunes that when put together defy categorisation and sound uniquely Kelly.
www.myspace.com/kellymenhennett

Laura Hill's music sends you riding the wave of a cool new brand of vintage pop. She and her band The Tuesday Bandits are back home, fresh from their national tour The Aqua to Vino Trail. Earlier this year Laura launched her debut album Over My Shoulder and is currently celebrating the release of the first single and nationally broadcast film clip for the single 'Odd Socks.' With her distinctive Aussie flavour and beautiful vocals kick back, relax and immerse yourself in the heart-felt, refreshing sounds of Laura Hill, taking you to a beautiful place where it feels like Sunday everyday.
www.myspace.com/laurahillmusic

Lesley Lewis performs and broadcasts regularly in Australia and has successfully toured Hong Kong and the United Kingdom. Her recordings include a CD of Telemann Duos for Recorders with Jo Dudley and Music da Camera's first CD of the same name. Lesley gained her Masters degree in harpsichord performance at the University of Adelaide and was awarded a Churchill Fellowship for extensive research in early music institutions and courses in the United Kingdom and Europe.

LIMBO is a new trio outfit hailing from Adelaide's Elder Conservatorium of Music. This energetic ensemble of young talented musicians perform a mix of originals and standards, creating a pallet for both high octane improvisation and deep meaningful expression. Influenced by artists such as Chick Corea, Wayne Shorter, Avishai Cohen, Michel Camilo, Kurt Rosenwinkle and Aaron parks. LIMBO is - Logan Watt: Piano (2009 Director's Award winner) Marty Holoubek: Bass (Mr Goodnight, Cactus) Stephen Neville: Drums (2010 Billy Hyde Jazz Award winner)

Louisa has performed with the Tallis Scholars; Musica Secreta and Guildford Camerata and all the major professional church choirs in London. Renowned for her musical intelligence and exceptional vocal purity, She has worked with many of Europe's leading conductors and performed in all of London's major concert halls. Currently living in Adelaide, Louisa is now a core member of the Adelaide Chamber Singers; records regularly for ABC Classic FM gives frequent recitals and performs regularly as a soloist for the region's best-known choirs.

What started as a predominantly swing band doing Sinatra, Crosby, Martin and Prima standard tunes or the more contemporary Royal Crown Review, they were quick to expand their repertoire with strains of jazz, roots rock n' roll and rockabilly. A driving rhythm section coupled with hostile horns blend together suitably with full-size vocals. After mastering the swing standards the boys have put pen to paper and the result is original tunes that appear on this album and reminiscent of the genre. A testament of their abilities and eagerly received by their disciples.
luckysevenswing.com

The music of Zoë Randell and Steve Hassett is renowned for its austere and unadorned beauty. In songs pared down to an essential core, Zoe's unique alto is central and exquisite melodies are sung with uncommon grace and solemn power. Luluc have found friends and fans among a select musical coterie, touring with Lucinda Williams, José González, Charlie Parr, Joan As Policewoman and Fleet Foxes. Like a whisper or a caress, Luluc hold audiences entranced. Zoë's silken voice provides a strikingly beautiful counterpoint to her nylon-string guitar; Steve's vocal and guitar accompaniment weave in to complete a rich and affecting sound.
www.lulucmusic.com

Aunt Sally is a traditional throwing game traditionally played in British pubs and fairgrounds. Nowadays, the term 'Aunt Sally' is used to mean something that is a target for criticism. An Aunt Sally would be set up deliberately to be knocked down, usually by the same person who set the person up. Matt Reiner and the Aunt Sallys is the project of singer/songwriter Matt Reiner. The Aunt Sallys revolve around the song writing of Matt Reiner and is a collection of musicians who come and go as they please.
www.myspace.com/mattreinerandtheauntsallys

The Mike Stewart Big Band has established itself at the forefront of jazz music in South Australia. Established in 2006 the band has played host to many of the greatest jazz musicians in the world, including Bob Mintzer, George Garzone, Jim Pugh, Jon Gordon. With a mixture of youth and experience with leading jazz and session players working alongside young up and coming players. This unique quality that gives the band great versatility and excitement. Performing the music of Thad Jones, Count Basie, Bob Mintzer, Frank Foster as well as original music composed by band members.
www.mikestewartjazz.com.au

Mobiustrips is a 5 piece collective blending an unlikely fusion of world music, jazz, blues, soul, folk and funk that merges seamlessly into a cohesive genre of its own. There are songs of despair, love, regret, jealousy and hope. Varied rhythms and improvisation are core to the music. The band have been regular additions to many of Adelaide's more interesting music venues,including The Wheatsheaf Hotel, Governor Hindmarsh, Metropolitan Hotel and Grace Emily Hotel. Performances have been well received by attentive capacity crowds. A recent highlight in the band's career was the creation of the band's first CD, entitled "M-Factor". The band's members bring a wealth of experience from previous musical groups over the past decade, with performances at past local and interstate festivals.
mobiustrips.com.au

Cool? Yes. Original? Check. Soulful? You bet! These qualities aside, it's obvious from just one listen that Mr Goodnight is a fantastic new Adelaide band intent on making their mark. With six top-line musicians who love nothing more than to share their original music with you, they conjure up a blend of New Soul, Fusion, Jazz, Funk and Lounge with inherent ease.
Quickly garnering praise for their original Funk and R&B style. Mr Goodnight saw an influx of new musicians and writers interested in contributing to it's fresh take on everything cool and soulful.
www.mrgoodnight.net

Music in the Twilight is a alternative folk rock band that spawned from the four extremities of musical tastes and influences. James Fidler the song writer, vocalist and guitarist has traveled the long, winding and weary road of music. With musical influences ranging from Jeff Buckley, George and John Butler to Regina Specktor, Sia and Claire Bowditch, the endless thirst for music seems unquenchable. Music In The Twilight has been spawned from an acoustic love, nay lust, which comes across in the sombre yet eternal ballads.
www.myspace.com/musicinthetwilight

The Neverbells formed in late 2008 when Amr Zaid (guitar/bass), Kaliah Alice (vocals) and Mike Raine (piano and keys) started jamming. A few months later the jigsaw was completed when Chris Marshall added his percussive talents, and the guitar panache of Joe Del Bono further strengthened the band. Their pedigree inlcudes a wealth of industry knowledge, Amr being an ARIA award nominee with experience including The Reading Festival and The Big Day Out, Kaliah winning an AWSAM award, an MTV award nomination and touring the SXSW Festival in Texas. Prolific songwriting ensued resulting in an ever-growing set of dynamic songs. The Neverbells are here to stay, and will be coming to a pub, bar, café and radio near you soon!
www.myspace.com/theneverbells

Since first meeting in 2003, Nice Verdes has come along way round the world. The last few years has seen them play such festivals as ILLAWARRA FOLK FESTIVAL, EDGE OF THE WORLD FESTIVAL and THE NANNUP MUSIC FESTIVAL. Throughout these years they have travelled to study and perform in many countries that have inspired and developed their style, such as Cuba, Senegal, and Central America. They have always been drawn to collaborating with artists from all countries and they enjoy most of all the parties and festivals that celebrate a strong sense of community and equality in diversity.
www.myspace.com/niceverdesmusic

Take a Japanese man, mix well with a generous dollop of Country 'n' Western music. Nobuyuki Fukuda was lured to Australia by love 10 years ago, chasing after an Australian girl he had met in Japan. Nobu is an Adelaide-based Japanese singer/songwriter, whose special blend of bluegrass with a Japanese edge has created a sound he describes as "country 'n' eastern." Featuring songs about his life, relationships, beliefs and hopes, Nobu's songs all convey things that have happened to him during his adventures in Japan, USA, and Australia. With acoustic guitar, harmonica, stomp box and occasional guests.

Phil Parker, Andrew Hook, Dave Taylor, Geoff Bridgland are Old South Bluegrass. We're all getting older and all heading South - ain't that the truth.... We haven't got an uncle named Pen or lost all our money but a two dollar bill, but we still do Bluegrass, Americana & Folk - we've kept the best of the old and the best of the new. The same broken hearts and lonesome nites of the 1940's with the authentic train wrecks and lost dogs of the present. Hot bluegrass, soulful blues, smooth harmonies, fast instrumentals. And all this misery and tears wrapped in the joy of singing and playing acoustic only. With over 100 years of playing experience we should know better....

If Chris Martin, Thom Yorke and Damien Rice were physically able to produce twin sons, then you would have an idea of how to describe the Oliver twins. These Barossa Valley born musicians have been playing music professionally since they were twelve years old and dreaming of turning their hobby into a career for far longer. Ripping out infectious songs and delivering exciting and memorable live performances, they still manage to maintain their unique style. Stay tuned for EP number two due for release later in the year.
www.myspace.com/oliversarmytheband

'This little piggy plays filthy, fat, fusion!'
P.I.G. is a collective band project to state the gluttonous appetites of Nick Sverdloff, Stephen Neville, John 'JC' Collins and Alex Wignall. P.I.G. is all about filthy grooves, fat solos and creating music that leaves you as happy as a pig in.. Featuring Stephen Neville on drums, Nick Sverdloff, tenor and saxophone, John 'JC' Collins on bass and Alex Wignall on piano. Influences include Herbie Hancock, Hiromi, Bill Stewart, John Coltrane, Bill Evans, Victor Wooten.
www.myspace.com/jazzpig

Pimpin' Horus play funk-rock music, inspired by the likes of Hendrix, The Meters, P-Funk, the Chili Peppers and the Cruel Sea. Since 2008, they have played festivals, won Best Live Video in a national competition, and played multiple partnership events / secured ongoing sponsorship from premium beverage companies. They have received airplay in various States and toured throughout Australia on the back of their debut EP "Down for the Money". They will shortly be refuelling the tour van when they release their second EP in October 2010.
www.pimpinhorus.com

The ReadyMades are an idependent Adelaide three-piece who got together in November 2006. They play an eclectic collection of songs that reflect the members' wide range of musical influences and sense of fun. The sheer diversity of the bands music makes it difficult to pigeonhole their sound, however, The ReadyMades describe themselves as pop, funk, punk, story-telling genre benders. The band launched their debut EP: Hook, Sinker and Line* in May this year, have been MusicSA feature artists and now look forward too a VERY special live to air as part of Radio Adelaide's Live Music Fest.

Salcedo is undoubtedly Australia's premier Latin band, renown for their amazing energy, stage presence and vibrant rhythms! Led by Colombian percussionist Hugo Salcedo, Salcedo performs an opulent mix of Cuban and Colombian rhythms, Caribbean breezes and New York vibes. They pay homage to the spirit of old, hard-core Salsa, shaking it up with the sounds of today. Gracing some of the best national and international festivals, they have supported some of the world's most celebrated artists including Cuban songstress Omara Portuondo from the Buena Vista Social Club, Jose Feliciano (USA), West African vocalist Angelique Kidjo, and Colombian Salsa band La Sonora Carruseles.
www.myspace.com/tntlatinoz

Silk Road formed in 2008 brings together talented Adelaide musicians to play music of North India, Pakistan, Afghanistan and The Middle East. We present a variety of performances ranging from classical, devotional, folk, sufi and popular music blending traditional instruments with western instruments. The music is based around the singers but we also have added instrumentals and also dance items to the performances. Silk Road features singers Inderjit Singh, Farid Drokhshan and Shetal Dabgar together with table player Jay Dabgar, Keith Preston on bouzouki and santoor as well as various guest musicians.

16 year old Welsh born Siobhan is a classically trained singer who also turns her haunting soprano voice and delicate harp playing to a repertoire of traditional Celtic songs. Siobhan has recorded two albums, received prestigious awards and has performed in major concerts, recitals and festivals throughout Australia, including her own show in this year's Adelaide Fringe Festival. Siobhan was voted the 2009 SA Folk Awards' "Most Outstanding Emerging Talent", won the 2009 Adelaide Eisteddfod "Junior Vocal Championship" and was one of 10 finalists in the 2010 "National Youth Folk Awards". She is studying Classical Music (Voice) at Elder Conservatorium.
www.siobhanowen.com

Son of Dad appeared on the Adelaide music scene in 2005, and since then they have released 3 EPs; one of which is a split with Adelaide Psychobilly band The Hoodoo Voodoo Dolls. 2009 saw the Dad expand their reach to regional SA as well as touring Melbourne and in 2010 they have already played a successful Sydney/Newcastle tour and are preparing for another trip to Victoria. Having played countless gigs and a stack of festivals, Son Of Dad are ready to entertain with their high-energy, super-fun shows and somewhat decent original songs.
www.myspace.com/sonofdadtheband

The South African Choir was formed in February 2009 by a group of South African immigrants who would normally meet together on Saturday's to discuss their social problems. Most were homesick and it became apparent that singing South African songs may help them overcome it. Singing started in the backyard with four people and as time went on the group grew. After two weeks of singing the group were invited to sing at a church and have performed at the Convention Centre, where Premier Mike Rann was addressing South Australian based African communities and other various events.

Spiral Dance is an Adelaide-based folk rock band with a musical focus on the concepts of magic, myth and legend. For over 15 years, the multi award winning group has been playing rousing, high-energy music to enthusiastic audiences throughout Australia and beyond. With a combination of haunting vocals, evocative fiddle, intoxicating guitar riffs and groovy accordion lines, underpinned with potent bass and dynamic percussion, the band presents an eclectic blend of traditional folk-rock with powerful self-penned songs and tunes. Enchanting melodies intertwine with mythical tales that will cast your spirit into the realms of magic and the mists of ancient time.
www.spiraldance.com.au

Cantering rhythms, extraordinary vocal ability and flute come together to create uniquely beautiful music that draws on Tenzin Choegyal's traditional Tibetan roots. Tenzin was born in Tibet, escaped to Nepal and was raised in exile in Dharamsala, India before moving to Australia. As a child, Tenzin would listen to his mother singing in the nomadic style of Tibet and he attributes much of his passion for his music to her. Tenzin also raises aid through his tours for Tibetan monks in exile as well as the Tibetan Children's Village, the school for Tibetan refugee children that he attended as a child.
www.tenzinchoegyal.com

The Timbers are a high energy four piece band formed in Adelaide in 2009. Their driving rhythms will take you over, as they propel you in fast forward to the gritty edges of roots, folk, and gypsy punk. Their explosive start in the Adelaide music scene is worthy recognition of this bands ability to marry exceptional musicianship with highly accomplished songwriting with their distinctive folk rock grooves reminiscent of musical influences such as The Pogues, The Mountain Goats and Mumford and Sons. Their lively approach to performing is making them a must see act on the Adelaide live music scene.
www.myspace.com/thetimbersband

Tinel Dragoi is an accomplished violinist with over 20 years of experience playing internationally. He has sound knowledge of classical and chamber music and outstanding skills in violin interpretation. With a degree in music studies from the National Music University of Bucharest Romania and an Arts Degree in Violin interpretation behind him, he currently works as a casual violinist with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra.

Voice of Transition is an award winning contemporary vocal ensemble - which is dynamic, energetic and relish impressive harmonies. Proudly directed by Kim Spargo and Tim Haslam, you will be moved, captivated and tapping your feet to these wonderful contemporary vocal arrangements, mostly, written specifically for the Voice of Transition. Founded by Kim & Tim in 2008, this ensemble has gone from strength to strength. Winning awards, performing two sell out seasons of 2009 and 2010 Adelaide Fringe, performing at private and community functions, and recently returned from an East Coast tour - representing South Australia in the Port Macquarie Choralfest.

Warren Milera, country music singer/songwriter has been blazing the music scene all over the country with his new style of country soul. From the 2002 Adelaide City Muster to Open Air Festival in Tamworth 2003 followed by various award winning performances, Warren has been captivating audiences with his original country rhythms. Warren's debut CD "New Light On the Horizon" features 13 Original tracks inspired by his life experiences and observations straight form the heart. Hit single from the Album "Even Lonely Cowboys need Love" and "Too dark for the lighthorse" is gaining airplay on Australia's most popular country music stations.
www.milera.gb2gm.org

Zak Vasiliou is 13 years old and attends Glenunga International High School. He has been studying voice for five years. He's no stranger to the stage and has performed in many musicals - A Fish out of Water, Dear Edwina, Honk! and Where the Heart Lies. Zak was a member of a choir and performed in the 2008 Elder Park Carols by Candlelight and again as a soloist in 2009. Recently he performed in Kia Ora Khalid for the Adelaide Festival, Candy Man, Seussical Jr. with Swell Productions and Pirates of Penzance with Gilbert and Sullivan Society.