Tracey returns to Darwin for one show only before heading overseas. With Lewis Parsons on viola. FREE.

An intimate acoustic house concert.

Tracey Bunn joins forces with Sydney songwriter Mark Lucas for an intimate afternoon of songs and stories, to launch her new album Another Broken Juliet with her Sydney fans. She'll be joined by Ingrid Wangel on fiddle.

MARK LUCAS gigs his vast alt. country/ folky back catalogue around Sydney (& occasionally beyond), solo & with varied line-ups of his band of 20 plus years, The Dead Setters. He released two new albums in 2024 “Onward Into the Fog” (Dead Setters) plus the more acoustic “Magnetic West” (with his “Rainy Day Friends”).

“I'd place Mark Lucas in the same category where you find the late Townes Van Zandt and John Prine, or Robert Earl Keen: handsome, easy-to-the-ear melodies, beautiful, pure, at times bitter and sardonic lyrics, and a number of songs which you could immediately catalogue as "gets stuck in your head.” Dani Heyvaert, Rootstime.be (Belgium)

Tracey Bunn returns to the Lomond with her brand new self-produced album Another Broken Juliet in a double Bill with the Queen of the Bellarine – Sarah Carroll.

Sarah Carroll is an individual who simply oozes musicality: a gorgeous, soulful singer, a beautiful instrumentalist, and someone who has an intrinsic understanding of all manner of roots music. Her songs chime with sincerity and deal largely with her experiences as a teacher, mother, wife, political animal and touring musician.

In addition to her solo work, Sarah is known for her contribution to bands such as GIT, The Pirates Of Beer, Soft Gold, The Left Wing, Tin Stars and The Junes, her work with her late husband, the legendary harmonica player and singer-songwriter Chris Wilson and their sons, the acclaimed singer/songwriters Fenn Wilson and George Carroll Wilson, as well as her decades of broadcasting and music writing experience.

Sarah Carroll and Shannon Bourne 5pm - 6pm

Tracey Bunn 6:30 - 7:30pm (with Richard Grace on double bass and Sally Taylor on fiddle) Special guests Peter Anderson - accordion and Shannon Bourne on guitar

Tracey Bunn returns to the Drunken Poet with her brand new self-produced album Another Broken Juliet with Richard Grace on upright bass and Damien Neil on guitar.

We’re thrilled to announce that Tracey will be supporting John Schumann & The Vagabond Crew on the closing weekend of Darwin Festival.

For those of you who can't make it to Adelaide River, this event will be part album launch and part exhibition, with Marita Albers showing all the original artworks of the singles. There are only 9 of them and they will be a very special addition to anyone's art collection so get there early if you want one!! Opens 6pm sharp. Tracey Bunn trio with Richard Grace and Lewis Parsons will perform for a half hour acoustic set from 7pm. CDs and merch will be available. And cocktails of course!

In 2022 Tracey donned her producer’s hat and setting aside her own storytelling prowess partnered with lyricist Peter Hayes to self-produce her latest release ‘Another Broken Juliet’. After a two-year hiatus she returns to the stage to unveil the fruits of this collaboration at the Top Half Folk Festival in Warrai Country at Mt Bundy Station, showcasing an incredible line-up of Top End musicians who contributed their time and prodigious talent to this diverse collection of songs.

For aspiring songwriters and anyone who loves words and music Wild Women in Song brings together three amazing women songwriters for an unrehearsed journey through a collection of diverse individual stories woven into one musical narrative. Join Tracey Bunn, Katie Harder and Isobel Knight for an inspiring and spontaneous performance of songwriting at its best.

This will be an intimate laid back Melbourne show to present an acoustic sneak preview of the new songs that I am self producing for the forthcoming album. I will be sharing the evening with Melbourne locals Grand Baxter, a playful alt-folk trio, blending the bouncing rootsy sounds of folk, and alt-country, all wrapped in great blabs of humour and self-deprecation. The room is quite small so please book early on 9380 1752. Music starts at 8pm food 6pm and the door charge is $10.

The last Lunch on the Lawn for the year. Join us in the shade at Bennett Park for some live local original music with your lunch.

It's been quite a while since the last House Concert at Lyndall's, and since she's heading off on her big Aussie Caravaning Adventure, we thought it appropriate to have a fabulously special party to send her off.

Because you are on the Living room mailing list, you get first dibs on front row tickets to an intimate concert of two of Darwin's most engaging songstresses. And some pretty delicious food as well!

Very limited seats available so get in touch and reserve your seat now.

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Details of address etc will be given on booking your seat.

For aspiring songwriters and anyone who loves words and music, Wild Women in Song presents three Territory songwriters, established and emerging, performing a collection of diverse individual stories woven into one musical narrative.

Last year as part of National Trust NT's Louvred Lounge series I presented a sold out show of Wild Women in Song with Leah Flanagan, Gypsy Schmidt and Jayna McCallum at beautiful Audit House. I am excited to bring you another installment of Wild Women in Song at Audit House this September featuring myself, Sally Balfour and Prayer Corby.

For those of you unfamiliar with these incredible artists here's a bit more info:

SALLY BALFOUR

As the daughter of Central Australian folk music royalty (Scott Balfour of 70’s folk group Bloodwood), it is little wonder Sally Balfour has found her way to the stage as a singer-songwriter. While the isolation and extremes of the NT loom large in her songwriting, Sally's music connects on an individual level. Through Sally’s deeply personal, acoustic guitar driven songs you're taken on the journey of one woman's life in Australia's outback. "Sally Balfour's voice has a resonance that just draws you in and keeps you captivated. Balfour is that special breed of folk singer who is able to entrance an audience with just a guitar and her beautiful voice” - Timber and Steel

PRAYER

21 year old singer-songwriter Prayer Corby grew up watching her dad play throughout the music scene in Darwin and has spent many years singing with him at family gatherings and gigs. After landing a scholarship with The Academy of Country Music, Prayer is stepping out on her own. Prayer has spent the last few years honing her skills singing BV's for acts such as David Spry, Constantina Bush and Shellie Morris, giving her the opportunity to perform on main stages at Garma Festival, Darwin Festival and Tamworth Country Music Festival, and has performed her own songs at Bassinthegrass and Seabreeze Festival.

Free family friendly concert under the stars with Tracey Bunn accompanied by Richard Grace on Bass and Lewis Parsons on Viola and Mandolin.

Free lunchtime concert in the library. Bring your lunch and enjoy some live local songwriters in the aircon.

Tracey Bunn presents an evening featuring local songwriters.

Come down and enjoy a morning of browsing local handcrafts and produce, get yourself a laksa and a coffee and sit down under a marquee and enjoy some live local music.