Live in the BIG Room...
ALANA JAGT
followed by THE SEA THIEVES
followed by THE SEA THIEVES
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20 JANUARY 2019
Tickets $22.00* (inc Gst) Doors open 1:00pm - Music from 2:00pm Alana Jagt's dynamic, warmly-weathered voice has captivated audiences throughout her career. Her work blends indie pop and rock with moody alt-country and Motown groove. You can hear Alana here... The sea thieves are a collective helmed by Zac Coligan, a South Australian born musician who has never strayed too far from shore. The sea thieves make records filled with the dusty tones and vintage sounds like the singing saw, Optigan, toy piano, double bass and violin. Zac has been involved in Adelaide's rich live music scene for many years, starting his first band "the miltons" in the early 90's. This alt pop outfit gained a strong following and opened up the possibilities that music can offer. After the miltons disbanded, Zac saw out the 90's playing atmospheric & experimental rock in the next outfit "Bergerac". Another project warmly received and surprisingly understood by the good people of SA. In 2002 Zac and his future wife Naomi Thompson saw a problem with the state of the live music scene in Adelaide and decided to start their own venue "The Jade Monkey". Even though the "monkey" has been dropped and the venue has changed, the Jade is still hosting bands to this day. You can hear The Sea Thieves here... * Limited tickets available - Cabaret style Seating pre-purchase recommended... If booking through Cheesetix please email or call us, at least a few days before the gig, if you are with a group so we can seat you with your friends... The Gallery Bar & Cafe will be open serving cheese platters, curry, soup, sweets, local wines, beer, cider, tea and coffee. |
FEBRUARY TO BE CONFIRMED
KYLIE KAIN
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24 MARCH 2019
Tickets $22.00* (inc Gst) Doors open 1:00pm - Music from 2:00pm Kylie Kain hails from the Fleurieu Peninsula and has been using music as a form of outreach to Adelaide’s minority groups through song writing workshops and storytelling, as well as captivating audiences with her own tunes of confrontation and comedy. She has supported the likes of Pete Murray and performs in Adelaide’s wineries and restaurants in regularly sold out rooms. Kylie is a wordsmith with an easy elegance on the guitar. She has recorded 2 albums; ‘Things That Float’ (2013) and ‘Echoes From A Little Room’ (2008) and has received national awards for various tracks. Recognise Australia awarded her best song representing reconciliation as judged by Gurrumul and Delta Goodrum (2014) with her song ‘Stompin’ the Ground’. Her song ‘Hold Hands’ won Pt. Fairy Folk Festival’s ‘Peace Song of the Year’ award in 2006, while ‘Gold’ took out the National Songwriters Association’s award for the spiritual category in 2011. Many years of writing songs with youth in schools, homeless shelters and detox centres; with the elderly in dementia wards and with new and indigenous Australians, has given Kylie the opportunity to draw stories from others and craft them into song and lyric which has given rise to a poignant impact on the storytellers themselves, making their experience feel valid and offer a sense of healing and understanding. Kylie has a wide following from youth to the elderly and is a joy to watch perform. You can hear Kylie here... * Limited tickets available - Cabaret style Seating pre-purchase recommended... If booking through Cheesetix please email or call us, at least a few days before the gig, if you are with a group so we can seat you with your friends... The Gallery Bar & Cafe will be open serving cheese platters, curry, soup, sweets, local wines, beer, cider, tea and coffee. |
A BIG SLICE OF CHEESE
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27 APRIL 2019
Tickets $35.00 (inc Gst) Program details available soon... The Cheese Factory Studio Gallery’s biggest night of the year is happening again in April 2019. The Cheese Factory Studio Gallery will be serving up another eclectic platter of local music, art, food, wine and fun in the form of a roving night of entertainment spanning the 2 acre property. More info coming soon... |
