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Macleay Music Muster

Join Australia's country music stars Adam Harvey and Beccy Cole, up and coming stars Loren Ryan and Charlie Fittler and local artist Amos Morris, for this free family friendly concert.

Bring your picnic rug and camping chairs and enjoy a night of country music and good vibes at the Kempsey Showground.

Food vans will be onsite to purchase food. You can also bring food and drink. No glass please.

This is an alcohol-free event. Bags will be checked by security on entry.

You will need a ticket to enter. No ticket, no entry.

Schedule

2.30pm gates open
4.00pm Amos Morris
4.30pm Charlie Fittler
5.25pm Loren Ryan
6.25pm Beccy Cole
7.45pm Adam Harvey

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This is a free event but registrations essential as capacity is limited. Tickets limited to 6 per person.

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Artists

Adam Harvey

Adam Harvey is one of Australia’s most popular & enduring recording artists. His career already spans over twenty years. He’s sold half a million albums, including gold and platinum albums and eight Golden Guitar Awards. Adam was presented with the CMA Global Country Artist Award in 2007. He’s an Ambassador for the Fred Hollows Foundation and the McGrath Foundation and was awarded a Centenary Medal for his charity work.

His latest album "Songs from Highway One" has achieved outstanding success. Adam spent most of 2021 performing to sellout crowds across Australia.

Adam is currently writing a book "Tales from The Road."

Beccy Cole

For over 30 years, Beccy Cole has been delighting Australian music fans with her unique brand of true entertainment. The South Australian star’s glowing warmth, husky tones, bawdy sense of humour and hundred-watt smile have helped make Beccy one of the nation’s best-loved and most celebrated artists.

Beccy has eleven Golden Guitars (Country Music Awards of Australia) to her name (including five for Female Artist of the Year). She also has multiple ARIA Top 10 Country and Top 40 Mainstream albums, a Top 10 DVD, three gold-certified releases, and more than a dozen No.1 Australian country singles.

Last year Beccy join the esteemed list of inductees into country music's Roll of Renown at the 50^th Golden Guitar awards. In June she was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) for services to country music.

Loren Ryan

Loren Ryan is the Toyota Star Maker Winner for 2023.

Loren is an exciting artist fresh off the stages of Tamworth Country Music Festival and Port Macquarie’s Boots and Beach Country Music Festival. She combines her love of music and her traditional language, writing original songs and translating well-known Australian songs into her native tongue.

Loren’s has shared the stage with Troy Cassar-Daley, performed with Jessica Mauboy and had the opportunity to harmonise with Kelly Rowland on The Voice AU.

Honest & careworn, Loren’s voice can touch on zealous, limitless, and convicted all in a line resonating over modern-acoustic grassroots, country sound. It’s an alluring blend, like Chris Stapleton meets Beyonce.

Charlie Fittler

There is a saying that you have to live it to sell it, and if that is true, then Charlie Fittler, an emerging country singer-songwriter with deep ties to the land, is the real deal. He has lived his entire 18 years on his family's fifth-generation Merino sheep property in the New South Wales Northern Tablelands outside of Armidale. This is the heartland, and country life runs in his veins.

He attended The Academy of Country Music in 2018, at which he co-wrote his debut single 'Guitar Can't Drink a Beer', released in 2019, with multi–Golden Guitar winner Travis Collins.

You might not expect this guy to open his mouth with such a deep country roar and develop an equally young engaged fanbase. But to know Charlie Fittler is to learn that rebelling expectations and shaping his own path is standard procedure.

For Charlie, the road is long, but the journey will be a blast.

Amos Morris

Amos is a charismatic, dynamic performer well known for his soulful vocal style and serious guitar skills.

His music is a fresh approach to country and blues, blending many musical influences to create his unique sound and style.

He is a double Tamworth Golden Guitar award winner for 'Sign of the Times' with Anne Kirkpatrick and Mike Kerrin and 'Australia is Another Word for Free' with John Williamson and Warren H Williams.

Proudly supported by Regional NSW as part of the Reconnecting Regional NSW Community Events Program.

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